They called us Viet Minh in the jungle. Viet Cong in the South. Terrorists in their press. But to us, we were just people who refused to kneel. So before you speak with certainty about who’s a terrorist, ask yourself who wrote the headline.

Too old to work, too young to die. Pensions now! Undated graphic from the @reutherlibrary collection.

Bernie Sanders out in the boonies of Mingo County, WV, visiting the Mine Wars Museum this weekend.

teaching kids “politics is boring” is a right wing pysop to keep the population uneducated and manipulatable

m.soundcloud.com/roofdogg/jesus…

Punk rock died when the first kid said "Punk's not dead, punk's not dead"

There's a good case to be made that America's collapse truly began when all the people who unapologetically lied the country into a war & a financial crisis were not banished from public life forever, but were instead immediately rewarded with more riches, fame & media influence.

We need a movement of small-scale, artisanal/craft knowledge production and consumption that absolutely rejects the pitiful slop of today's mass culture: the AI hallucinated slop articles, the brainless slop of bro-podcasts, the bot-driven AI slop that dominates twitter. Enough!!

In hindsight the Bernie Bro angle might go down as one of the funniest smear campaigns of all time. Oh a bunch of frat boys hate women so much that they are committed to the bit of giving everyone healthcare and people believed this was a real type of person that existed

Seattle has been runied!!!

When I was a little kid, the way I defined a "city", as opposed to a "town", was if it had an IKEA. And all these years later, I'm still not sure there's a better way of defining what's a major city and what's not, at least in the US.

He showed up 45 minutes late to the job interview “Why were you late?” I asked, ready to send him home He explained that he stopped to help a sick dog on the street I began to cry Just an hour before, someone stopped to help me with some ticks stuck in my fur I was the dog

What’s so wrong with kicking a can down a road? It’s good, harmless fun. There’s nothing in the metaphor that would imply some sort of later reckoning with the consequences of this action.