Yeah, the Richard wolf revolution. Would be nice.

Neat. I'm over being chastised while voting for a piece of shit that was "the lesser evil"

Systems fucked, but I always vote. Getting blamed while supporting a candidate I despise certainly is icing on the shit cake

TF do you think our vote was? I can't vote any harder or some shit.

The hilarious bit was all the shit libs backing comey during russiagate. It's literally his fault she lost.

Yeah, and I'll still likely vote for Mr genocide all while being blamed for his loss. So why's it matter?

We literally had that candidate and he got fucked over by super deligates or some nonsense.

I'm sick of being blamed when I voted for someone as vile as hrc. Dems lost the vote, not me.

Maybe if hrc actually showed up to purple states and appealed to actual voters it would have went differently.

Demsocs (really, socdems) still believe in capitalism. They're not quite Debs levels of socialist.

Didn't she win the popular vote?

This is just shit libs blaming the left instead of taking responsibility for running a shit candidate with so much baggage that she lost while "winning"

If you want to be mad at anyone, blame the dnc.

Just more union busting. Can't meet at the bargaining table and recognize the union proper, but can surely use anything to sue.

Injury to one is an injury to all. Solidarity with the people of Palestine.

All i get from this post is "genocides fine, its the other stuff we dont like"

Quite easy to critique a movement you know nothing about I guess.

I didnt want to scare the fellow ;)

Commonly found in electrical control cabinets to clean up the point to point wiring (between plc, relays, buttons, etc) usually found with the cap missing and wires strewen around.

The cap pops off and the breaks in the duct allow wiring on either side. Done right it makes a panel look clean and generally makes diagnosing easier.

Misra certainly does exist and is the among the largest chapters.

It would kind of depend on what topics you're interested in. Episodes 242, 243, and the Social ecology series that starts at episode 219 are fantastic.

I would suggest listening to a few on topics you're curious about. Each non-series episode is easy to follow by itself, no need to start form episode one.

Fan of Bookchins work myself. I would suggest googling him, and if you're into podcasts: give srsly wrong a listen. Its libertarian socialist thought broken down in a podcast with skits and well humored education/interviews. Their discord also has a fantastic bookclub with live readings and discussion.

Andrewism, Anark are my gotos