#POLITICAL

Dean Dettloff

DeanDettloff

Psychologically, being on the left is so challenging in moments like this. On the one hand, I think a lot of folks are rightly breathing a sigh of relief at

Austerity is Murder🌹

sdgrumbine

Economic ignorance has led to millions and millions of people thinking it is their hard earned tax dollar paying for "illegal immigrants" and a lack of a Federal Job Guarantee

It's Okay To Cry 💔

kat_blaque

This is actually really really sad The brainwashing is what's sad to me. These people are so mislead and it's going to kill them. It hurts to see because you

Zach Carter

zachdcarter

Thinking a lot about the NYT review and the Atlantic excerpt of the Obama book today.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/12/books/review/barack-obama-a-promised-land.html At one point Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie describes Obama as "geneticall

Jonah Michael

JonahB1793

Besides the obvious, one problem with the Trump/Fascism analogy is that there’s probably no historical precedent to what’s happening now: a completely self-generated political crisis in the world’s oldest bourgeois

Ben Pile

clim8resistance

That's not a test. And it's not rational. It's just speculation, second hand, not based on 'figuerers'.Dan is in no position to complain about other's capacity for 'rational discussion'. Lockdown

Teddy Bear Stearns

bearlysolvent

(1/n) The most prominent narrative from $GME and $AMC saga is the growing populism/“David vs Goliath” story. As with any narrative it’s important to identify who’s promoting the narrative, and

Rim-Sarah Alouane

RimSarah

1- Today historian Benjamin Stora one of the world's leading authority on Algerian history submitted his report on "the memories of the war of #Algeria and colonization " to Emmanuel

Saurabh

sbh_kc

Rinku Sharma's murder's lack of coverage (barring few articles) is one of the reasons fuelling perception-reality gap in how India's H-M conflict is viewed by Indian society vs what is

💧Mary Kostakidis

MaryKostakidis

Compelling summary by ⁦@suigenerisjen⁩ Why are Australian politicians such cowards?You’re on the wrong side of history ⁦@MarisePayne⁩ #Assange Silencing dissent: WikiLeaks and the violation of human rightshttps://www.smh.com.au/wo

James Miraflor

futilityfunc

The police in the Philippines is not the product of democracy. The Philippine Constabulary (PC), from which the Integrated National Police (INP) and later the Philippine National Police (PNP, as

Carrick Ryan

realCarrickRyan

Looking at Washington, there are three main causes that I believe we also need to confront here in Australia:1. Slow erosion of democratic norms;2. Polarisation of politics; and3. Conspiracy theories.A

B. Allen-Ebrahimian

BethanyAllenEbr

This is why the question “why don’t Muslims care about what’s happening to the Uighurs” often bothers me. It depends who is asking and why. I’ve seen this question asked

RonniSalt

RonniSalt

I think political journalists in Australia can expect to be asked questions from Australians more & more as they begin to understand what goes on behind the scenes.An interaction happened

Neoliberal 🌐

ne0liberal

Everyone should make an effort to find the smartest, most honest, most principled people from the 'other team' and engage with them. And not just engage, but actively boost their

Siddharth

svaradarajan

Have you ever thought about the morality/constitutionality of government forcing a citizen to inform the District Magistrate of their decision (or intention) to follow a different religion? This is what

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