We made a sincere and good offer, but it was not accepted. What was the offer? Don't worry about that. The point is, after that they occupied Hamilton Hall, and it was violent. In what way was it violent? Never mind that. Anyway, the protesters *I* like best are the weak links,

been thinking a lot about when marx said extremes are not in need of mediation, because they are opposed in essence

Peter Baker Peggy Noonan If only the kids knew how cool Peggy Noonan is!

Zia and I were hanging out downtown and we stopped to read this message written in chalk. At that very moment a bus carrying a friend of ours passed us by and we received a text message containing this image

We should just put RWs in work camps. They'll willingly go into the camp if the rules say shit like 'no blue hair allowed, racism mandatory' and the camp is called 'Freedomland' or smth. We can say there are no libs there because they're too triggered. The perfect plan

he really has NO awareness of his surroundings does he

Neil Peart, (Reading from his notebook): Ok here's what I've got so far.... Living on a lighted stage approaches the unreal
Geddy Lee, noodling: Omg Neil 🙈 that's amazing ! Tralala~
Peart (scribbling furiously): ... for those...who think...and feel

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... In other news, it is now mandatory to add all the protests you've attended to your CV

Seeing a lot of confusion on here. Maybe i can clear things up. Liberty is when I am racist and nobody can get mad at me about it. Authoritarianism is when people dislike genocide

A Garland for May Day, Walter Crane, 1895

A listener in LA sent in this disturbing photo of what appears to be an alarmingly dimunitive counterprotestor and his romantic partner.

The Vietnam protests were largely comprised of people who were scared of having their lives upended by the draft and went back to cheerfully supporting the imperialist machine as long as the bodies churned far enough in the background.

Sacre bleu!

We are sampling the horn line from Arrow Through Me by Wings