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Ed has written a very cathartic piece on his substack today. I'd recommend reading it. I love this quote:

>‘You can’t tell people to go vegan, what about the people in Africa who don’t have access to plants?’
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>‘You can’t tell people to go vegan, what about indigenous people who rely on subsistence hunting to live?’
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>‘You can’t tell people to go vegan, what about the person living in poverty who works three jobs, has no spare time and lives in a food desert?’
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>Funnily enough, it’s never these people who vegans are debating veganism with. It’s also not these people who are on Instagram and TikTok getting outraged by comments made by a celebrity. Instead, vegans are speaking to people who can go vegan but don’t want to, so instead these people appropriate the situations of others in order to justify why they go to In-N-Out Burger. They choose to express faux-outrage on behalf of other people when actually they’re just outraged that someone has dared to place an element of responsibility on their shoulders for a moral issue that they’re complicit in everyday.

looks like liberal Zionist Contrapoints crawled out from whatever rock she was hiding under to be grilled by Briahna Joy Gray and I'm here for it

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This is a video about Montana’s plan to stop corporations from spending money in politics.
Two forgotten robber barons from the 1800s may just be the key to understanding how to solve it.

The Montana Plan goes after something no one thought to touch: the powers that states grant to corporations in the first place. It's completely bipartisan, backed by people who are tired of corporations purchasing elections, not democrats and republicans.
If Montana pulls this off, every state in the country could follow, and supporters in nearly 20 states are already working on it.

>Peter Boykin founded Gays for Trump 10 years ago as an organization to “get out the vote” for gay Trump supporters during the president’s first run for office. The organization grew fast by creating Facebook campaigns and hosting events at the Republican National Convention. Now, over one year into Trump’s second term, Boykin’s group is smaller but still boasts 11,000 members.

>In this episode of “UNCLOSETED, with Spencer Macnaughton,” Spencer sits down with Boykin to learn about why he remains “hopeful for Donald Trump” despite his disagreements about how the president has been handling LGBTQ issues.

In which Rebecca Watson comments on Richard Dawkins' romance admiration of AI.

God, it's so pathetic to see various New Atheist elites to go this low ever since the Epstein Files.

"Approximately two years into the second Trump administration, the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is at a critical crossroads. In this semi-annual check-in, we sit down with members of the Marxist Unity Group (MUG)—Cliff Connolly, Gene Allen, and Amy Wilhelm—to discuss the evolving landscape of American socialist politics. In this deep dive, our panel explores the significant shift following the passing of Resolution Seven, which officially declared the DSA's intent to transition into an independent, mass-based political party. We tackle the "New York contradictions," the limits of holding executive office without legislative support, and the struggle to maintain a revolutionary program in a "multi-tendency" organization.

In This Episode, We Discuss: The Blueprint for a Party: Why the DSA is moving away from being a "political advocacy non-profit" toward a formal party structure. Executive vs. Legislative Power: Analyzing the challenges faced by elected officials like Zohran Mamdani in New York and the dangers of "shortcuts" to power. The Utility of Protests: Why street movements like "No Kings" are vital for recruitment even if they don't immediately "move the needle" on foreign policy. Building a Worker State: The development of a revolutionary program aimed at ending capitalism in the United States. Member Protagonism: How doubling down on internal democracy and STV (Single Transferable Vote) is the key to retaining the DSA's 100k+ membership

Connect with the Marxist Unity Group: Website: marxistunity.com Publications: Check out Light and Air and the Bulletin for internal and external socialist theory. Read: Cliff Connolly’s latest piece in Democratic Left regarding the Security Commission’s de-escalation and safety trainings"

as told by a brit