Exactly, there’s this double standard baked into how we see money and morality. Small-time “crimes” by the poor get criminalized, while massive corporate wrongdoing often gets a shrug or a fine. It’s all rooted in the narrative that wealth equals virtue and poverty equals fault.

People in NYC are out in force protesting U.S. actions in Venezuela, calling for peace and an end to military escalation.

That’s exactly the point. If someone tries to tear the system apart once, you don’t hand them the keys again. Power without respect for democratic limits is a dealbreaker, by design.

Absolutely horrifying. The scale of violence here is unimaginable, marijuana should never be a reason for this kind of brutality.

Wow, that’s a bold move! Swapping a massive audience for more targeted, cost-effective campaigns is a real shake-up. Curious… do you think focusing on campuses will pay off bigger than the broad reach, or is it a gamble?

That’s exciting! Eady’s work is always so powerful, can’t wait to see how “Proof” captures the moment at Mamdani’s swearing-in.