@touvan.bsky.social
If the pseudo-wall-street-economy, crashes in NYC, because a few financial hoarders move to Florida - then it PROVES Mamdani and all the left-wing critics right. We tried it your way for decades, it doesn't work for most people. Lead, follow, or get out of the way.
November 5, 2025 at 5:25 PM
If the pseudo-wall-street-economy, crashes in NYC, because a few financial hoarders move to Florida - then it PROVES Mamdani and all the left-wing critics right. We tried it your way for decades, it doesn't work for most people. Lead, follow, or get out of the way.
Business leaders have been saying for generations that ANYTHING that gets us 1% toward something like "New Deal" policies, is RADICAL SOCIALISM, or often even boogety boogety - COMMUNISM. Why should any of us listen to you?
Was the New Deal socialism to you? Let's get some honest discourse here.
Was the New Deal socialism to you? Let's get some honest discourse here.
November 5, 2025 at 5:20 PM
Business leaders have been saying for generations that ANYTHING that gets us 1% toward something like "New Deal" policies, is RADICAL SOCIALISM, or often even boogety boogety - COMMUNISM. Why should any of us listen to you?
Was the New Deal socialism to you? Let's get some honest discourse here.
Was the New Deal socialism to you? Let's get some honest discourse here.
Also - good fucking luck attracting voters to your fucking party with that fucking attitude, you absolute goon.
September 24, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Also - good fucking luck attracting voters to your fucking party with that fucking attitude, you absolute goon.
She was asked about $12, and visibly and audibly gasped at how high that was, like the person who asked the question was absolutely insane. She later made $12 part of her campaign, presumably after her advisors followed the data. Democrats are good at chasing the data others lead...
September 24, 2025 at 3:02 PM
She was asked about $12, and visibly and audibly gasped at how high that was, like the person who asked the question was absolutely insane. She later made $12 part of her campaign, presumably after her advisors followed the data. Democrats are good at chasing the data others lead...
Do you remember when Hillary Clinton was running for president, and she scoffed - visibly, and audibly - at the idea of raising the minimum wage to just $12 an hour? I do. She lost in that moment.
September 24, 2025 at 1:25 PM
Do you remember when Hillary Clinton was running for president, and she scoffed - visibly, and audibly - at the idea of raising the minimum wage to just $12 an hour? I do. She lost in that moment.
When I say "Democrats actually do anything" - I mean elites. I mean Democratic Party donors - the ones with all the power, and all the influence. No one else has any power, so no one else matters in this system. Enough pretending.
February 13, 2025 at 8:08 PM
When I say "Democrats actually do anything" - I mean elites. I mean Democratic Party donors - the ones with all the power, and all the influence. No one else has any power, so no one else matters in this system. Enough pretending.
I gave up supporting Democrats, specifically because they act as though, and believe that they "solved healthcare" - Fuck Democrats. I won't support Republicans either, but Democrats can get on alone until they actually do anything at all that matters. Talking isn't enough. Promises are not enough.
February 13, 2025 at 7:58 PM
I gave up supporting Democrats, specifically because they act as though, and believe that they "solved healthcare" - Fuck Democrats. I won't support Republicans either, but Democrats can get on alone until they actually do anything at all that matters. Talking isn't enough. Promises are not enough.
How different would it be, if only the suppliers of music - the musicians - owned it, and could make decisions about how the algorithm functions, and how payment is dispersed, collectively? Same Q for Uber and Lyft drivers, and AirBnB and all the rest of the "double sided" faux market places.
February 11, 2025 at 5:19 PM
How different would it be, if only the suppliers of music - the musicians - owned it, and could make decisions about how the algorithm functions, and how payment is dispersed, collectively? Same Q for Uber and Lyft drivers, and AirBnB and all the rest of the "double sided" faux market places.
You would need functioning independent institutions to enforce such a rule - Congress simply chose not to.
January 7, 2025 at 7:03 PM
You would need functioning independent institutions to enforce such a rule - Congress simply chose not to.
One kind of killing is legal and one isn't. One kind of killing is considered by the elites (in BOTH parties) to be moral and righteous, and the other is not. There is only ONE party that has at least acknowledged a problem with elites, even if they won't really do anything about it.
December 9, 2024 at 7:54 PM
One kind of killing is legal and one isn't. One kind of killing is considered by the elites (in BOTH parties) to be moral and righteous, and the other is not. There is only ONE party that has at least acknowledged a problem with elites, even if they won't really do anything about it.