agreeing on democracy while disagreeing on policy, even very very deeply, is in fact fundamental to the entire democratic project
I am in FL and just saw the most disgusting anti-4 ad while in a hospital waiting room. āIām pro choice, but Iām a mom and i believe in parents rightsā and I have so much rage on so many levels as I have to flee the state for my kidsā healthcare.
A friend in BA who lives nearby says yes, itās horrible.
Listening to a kid tell her mom about her intense and complex game and listening to an info dump even from a distance is giving me a twitch. I. Am. So. Tired. Also, I want to smash the whole internet, itās out of hand.
I love my trans kid and whatever dems decided today was the day to try and "gotcha" Trump for being too nice to incarcerated trans people can fuck off forever. And if I didn't have a trans kid, if it wasn't personal for me and my family, same answer. They can fuck off. We care for everyone.
Something the anti-trans right does is manufacture controversy around individual parts of a trans person's existence to allow a lot of people who don't think of themselves as hateful to nonetheless adopt positions that, at their core, reject trans people's subjectivity over our own lives.
Also, my daughter just told me that her freshman English high school teacher is teaching them to use AI as a ātoolā and I need to go make coffee to cry into.
This election has already cost me my astrologer, which stings. She got got by Jill Stein because Kamala and Joe wonāt break up with Israel and all the genocide. I wish Israel would stop the genocide and apartheid, itās all so overwhelming and horrifying. But Don and Kamala are *not* the same.
The surprising thing is that Marxist radical Angela Davis endorsing Democrat Kamala Harris while Klansman David Duke endorses Green Party candidate Jill Stein is completely unsurprising.
David Duke, once a leader of the KKK, has officially announced his endorsement of Jill Stein.
BREAKING: Former KKK leader, David Duke, has endorsed @DrJillStein for president https://t.co/SZ144gDT1N
this is of course very upsetting but I think even more upsetting is how Milley said this and then Bob Woodward just nodded sagely and made a note of the conversation to include in his book six years later.
