I'm sorry, but the man built an entire career around being a lame poser.

I haven't watched it yet and have no opinion, but how boring would media analysis be if everyone agreed all the time?

The fact that our society is so beholden to the whims of cishet white people and their concerns is exactly my problem.

Trans people can be murdered, brown people can be kidnapped, black people can be shot, and we're all supposed to sit around and wait politely for help to be politically convenient.

So you're telling me that there was literally nothing they could have done about ICE?

If not, then I'm not sure why you think that would change the next time they got a majority.

It just seems to me like no matter what the circumstances are, it's never the right time to do anything about anything.

And yet here we are.

If I have that kind of power, maybe you should listen to me. I sound pretty scary.

And which part of that abolished ICE?

I'm sure that had nothing to do with why she was being deported in the first place.

Remind me how much they were good for the last time they had a majority again?

Better question is why they can't do anything even when they're the majority. It's almost like they don't actually want to fix any of this.

Really? Cause I seem to remember them having a lot of seats a while back and doing absolutely fuck all with them.

Okay, but like, there's a Gestapo running around kidnapping people. If they can't do anything about that, what good are they?

Like, why are we wasting our time with this electoral bullshit if we are taken it as a given that it is completely pointless?

The only thing that is privileged about art, no matter the form (music, paint, clay…), is that the wealthy have all the free time they need to pursue it and hire teachers to help develop develop their skills. And they rarely stick with it.

In contrast, the poor fight for every spare second.