The DOJ released evidence, which the FBI deemed credible, that the President of the United States sexually and physically assaulted a 13 year old girl AND she was afraid to talk about it because Trump would kill herβand itβs somehow not the biggest scandal in American history?
09.03.2026 00:46 β
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Yarvin is what passes for a thinker on the right.
09.03.2026 04:56 β
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wild that we spent years with a debate in Europe about whether governments can make the case to their populations to endure higher energy prices as part of collective solidarity against Russia etc only to watch Trump say "fuck it" and skyrocket energy prices overnight with no justification at all
09.03.2026 02:35 β
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They bought in a lot of narratives on social media, many of them coming from the left.
Also, just straight up lies from the Trump campaign, endlessly repeated in traditional media.
08.03.2026 23:00 β
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It is entirely possible that Trump thought he would make oil super cheap by kidnapping Maduro and assassinating Khamenei. Truly a world class moron surrounded by even bigger morons.
08.03.2026 22:58 β
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Still thinking back to my 2024 door knocking and canvassing where left-leaning indies and even a few registered Dems told me they couldn't vote for Harris because she "didn't understand the economy" and would "send our kids to war."
"Burgers were cheaper with Trump" and "he hates war."
Fun times.
08.03.2026 22:55 β
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Lol yes, please keep suggesting this. Republican candidates will LOVE taking questions about it all summer.
08.03.2026 22:42 β
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I've been thinking a lot this week about how Japan only has 11 months of oil reserves and gets 90% of their supply through the Strait of Hormuz.
08.03.2026 22:52 β
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Congrats MAGA. You put the biggest warmongering neocons in power again.
08.03.2026 17:25 β
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The story of the mid-2020s in a nutshell. People thought it was OK to let Trump take power again because someone somewhere would rein him in. They were catastrophically wrong.
08.03.2026 06:01 β
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a lot of discussion about how "cosmopolitan" urban dwellers are, but a really underdiscussed trend is the homogenization of culture across *rural* areas of the USA - replacement of once-distinct regional cultures with generic "redneck" accent and culture, regional religions with evanglicalism etc
08.03.2026 06:17 β
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This is no different from Putin saying MH17 was shot down by Ukraine or Assad saying rebels gassed themselves.
07.03.2026 23:52 β
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people still talking about how Democrats need to do more for the working class of middle America have to contend with the fact that we did exactly that and it did not work
Biden spent all of his political capital on bipartisan infrastructure and manufacturing bills and got nothing in return
07.03.2026 21:34 β
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Exactly. The DHS invasion of Minnesota and the murders of Renee Good and Alex Pretti had no impact on national gas prices or grocery bills. But people care about it, a lot, and the reaction against that invasion has had a major political impact.
08.03.2026 02:21 β
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Correct, yeah. And that is definitely a frustration. In the rightwing spin tumbler Dem candidates are painted as defenders of the most avant garde nutpicked people in left spaces.
07.03.2026 21:19 β
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Yglesias is mostly full of shit. But a lot of progressives still haven't come to terms with the core realities of the argument, especially as it relates to antisocial behavior, crime and education policy.
07.03.2026 21:15 β
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Yes and no. The steel-manned version of the Yglesias argument is in fact that a lot of what passed for identity politics involved a bunch of academic workshop notions, Standpoint Theory and other stuff directly at odds with what a majority of people with marginalized identities actually wanted.
07.03.2026 21:14 β
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Sure but....he's having nostalgia for something that is ubiquitous *today*
07.03.2026 20:06 β
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I have a dozen of these within a 10 mile radius. What is this even?
07.03.2026 18:55 β
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Also....what is this guy missing, exactly? I have a dozen of these generic playgrounds within a 10 mile square radius. What is he even on about?
07.03.2026 18:54 β
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So let me get this straight ...
1. US bombs Iran
2. Oil price goes up a bit, benefitting Russia's petrostate
3. Russia gives Iran targeting info
4. Oil price shoots WAY up
5. US unsanctions Russian oil
06.03.2026 22:10 β
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In the same way that if you were a hostile foreign power trying to destroy America you wouldn't do anything different from Trump, if you were trying to jumpstart a horrific global wave of antisemitism you would basically copy Netanyahu's actions step by step.
07.03.2026 18:08 β
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So according to the WSJ a US Senator conspired with another country to manipulate the US into starting a war, am I getting this right
07.03.2026 16:25 β
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Yeah that was Shakespeare's point. The kids are dumb, the feud is dumber. Tragedy ensues.
07.03.2026 17:22 β
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Please step away from the Congress
07.03.2026 08:09 β
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Yeah more power to you. To each their own fun!
07.03.2026 05:53 β
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I didn't that. But some of these defenses are definitely fash-adjacent.
07.03.2026 05:52 β
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Oooohhhhh....now that *is* an unpopular opinion. I get it, though. I love both those games but just could not get into BG3 at all.
07.03.2026 05:42 β
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Also a true statement
07.03.2026 05:41 β
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Ryan, red-brown alliances are bad. They've always been bad. They will continue to be bad.
07.03.2026 05:35 β
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