If too many people believe in MMT, they might start wasting money on things like Medicare for all or a federally-funded locally administered jobs guarantee. And free college. Imagine! If all the young men went to college, who would be left to build the concentration camps and terrorize immigrants?

Would like to add some of these but it'll become a massive mural of quotes (which should be our new Mayor's First Public Work thank you! ❤️❤️)
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Comrade! I’m not trying to put words in anyone’s mouth! I am attempting to have a principled debate in tweet form, which admittedly, might be a doomed endeavor

… in real-time, while everything is happening at once, I don’t know, I’m skeptical of your skepticism.

…I hope that’s not where this goes.

So the point is that there is often more than one right answer, and just because someone isn’t making TikToks of themselves punching Nazis doesn’t mean they are wasting their time. And the idea that it’s possible to predict or know which tactic is better…

I think if you want an organized and coordinated countervalence to fascism, you should affirm a diversity of tactics, within certain limits. For example at this juncture it seems wise to stay far away from lethal methods. I wouldn’t have said that in 1865, but I don’t think we’re quite there and

It wasn’t empty; they were there. Also, it was video’d and posted on bluesky. I watched it and found it enjoyable. I guess you could say it didn’t directly impede a deportation. But I don’t see why that would always be the best tactic anyway. Which is not to diminish more direct confrontation.

-distribution set of inputs and due to the rigidity of your model, coming away with an unreasonable result.

The frivolity is working for me. I mean maybe I’m not the target demo but I think nudity and inflatable dinosaurs are pretty brilliant even if nobody’s getting assaulted by ICE on camera (and some costumed characters are btw). To me it seems like you’re applying a rigid mental model to an out-of-