Capitalism IS the climate crisis

Lots of us have watched the media and the right tell us climate change was not the threat scientists said it was for the last 35 years. Now the consequences are here and they are only going to get worse. There are no words to describe how society has failed to respond.

This WWF ad is genius.

Oh no, I finished all of my little word games for the day and now I have to feel my feelings

This video right here is the finest example of why lawmakers want TikTok banned in America or sold to an American entity.

Tyler the creator and childish gambino fucking it up

Didn't cost them a penny. It's all paid for by the American denial of healthcare, child poverty, widespread homelessness, and crushing student debt. That's the American social contract. We have these dynamics at home, so we can have consequence-free genocides abroad.

if you watch nothing else today, please watch this

It is now illegal to protest in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. Fascism is here.

If you’re wondering why google engineers are protesting and losing their jobs, it’s because google has a contract with the Israeli military (project nimbus) that uses AI to (often incorrectly) target and murder Palestinians. As we speak

Even if you dislike TikTok, you should be worried about this, because this is patient zero for further government censorship

You’re being told, again, that the way college students protest is more of a problem than an apartheid regime murdering tens of thousands of civilians with U.S. bombs and U.S. dollars. You’re being told to lose all sense of proportion and judgement. You can reject that.

In an ironic twist, Americans basically got played by their own racism, which Reagan exploited to push through a corporate coup for the capitalist class. It was the beginning of the end of the US.

sometimes they accidentally come out and say that debt is a tool of oppression

my entire feed is filled with 1. peaceful college campus protests being met with armed authorities and 2. tiktok being banned so if young people can’t speak out on their campuses or online — where do you want them to use their voices? or maybe that’s the point…

Pulitzer prize winning photo

Student protests