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Krombopulous Michael
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John Kelly is now associated with the most pathetically run administration, probably ever, but at the very least since guys like Taft & Grant.

See: the term “soy boys”. 

But they do get access to payphones. The man may not really be a billionaire, but surely he could afford to pay someone to transcribe his angry jailhouse rants and put them on Twitter. Hell, there are lots of people who would do it for free.

76 is actually the temperature in my office at this very moment. The thermostat in here only affects my room, but the higher-ups decided to set a uniform temperature of 72 and install locking plastic covers on the thermostats so we couldn’t change them. The cover has little vents on it, though, and I’ve figured out

Maserati is a regular-ass, mainstream luxury car company now—with just enough sporting flair thrown in to maintain their brand’s value and cachet. “Maserati” doesn’t mean what it used to, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing, at least from their perspective. They’re selling better than they ever have, so it appears

The difference is that while their extremists want to kick out all the immigrants, ban abortion (and a host of other things) and just generally implement the most awful, authoritarian evils known to man... our “extremists” want universal health care, free public college tuition, higher taxes for the rich, and so on.

Well, I agree. We do need all of that. But this seems like something that might be a bit easier to implement. 

Here’s an idea. This is a little out there, so bear with me:

Yo, just a heads up: you’re arguing with one of the biggest assholes on this website. YYY doesn’t give one solitary fuck about anything even remotely approaching sanity or rational discourse, *particularly* when it comes to the issue of progressives voting for Hillary in 2016, which they clearly did not do and are

Won’t somebody think of the profits?!?!

He did make clear on a few occasions that he supported criminal justice reform. But— speaking as someone who voted for him—it was also painfully obvious where his priorities were from the very beginning. His pathological inability to shift gears away from economics and speak to issues of racism directly hurt him

That statement struck me as odd. Sure, everyone who isn’t rich should be on the same side—in theory. But in practice, the majority of poor whites in this country have fallen for the right-wing propaganda that blames all of their problems on black, brown and LGBT people. They represent the most powerful tool that the

I mean, #notallwhiteprogressives, and all... but the fact is, many white progressives really don’t want to prioritize (or discuss at all, really) the fight against racism. That means criminal justice and police reform, obviously, but it’s also a cultural struggle against the attitudes that perpetuate racism and the

Believe it or not, I do understand that ownership of “the means of production” is a big part of capital-S Socialist theory, and that true believers like yourself have been advocating for it for a very long time. I learned about the concept from my avowed-socialist mother, actually, a college professor who taught

Here’s the thing, guys: what most (sane) lefties support is not technically even called socialism. It is called Social Democracy, and it absolutely involves markets and a specific kind of well-controlled capitalism. It is capitalism with socialist characteristics, in other words, and that’s exactly what Elizabeth

That one Boomer literally directly above your comment right now...

Honestly, this probably has more to do with his rivalry with Trump than anything else. He’s not all that popular with the GOP base right now because of his failure to kiss the ring in 2016 and his occasional anti-Trump statements since then.

But you endure the abuse because tax cuts I guess?

Daily? Try “once every two weeks... maybe... if we feel like it”.

Peace? Sounds like some pussy shit to me.