Can't let it bubble up all of the way, though

Matt Christman has been saying this :matt:

There's no ethical Cumtown under capitalism.

Was that Deliveroo cyclist a Corbyn supporter?

Ah, sorry, I didn't know about the first season.

🐍

The Canadian "The Newsroom" was from the 2000s, but looked like it was from the 90s because of Canadian production values. It's one of the best shows of all time. Your description is right on.

Sicko mode: engage!

She learned from her family that condoms keep evidence off dresses.

William Blum's list of CIA attempts at "regime change" was the last straw in radicalizing me.

Lenin represents the Lollipop Vanguard.

You sorted them better.

Link the tweet, lib.

Yeah, the police would have Bonnie & Clyded the car and killed the kids.

:virgil-sad:

This stuff isn't really educational, but it's entertainment that could inspire you even more to learn about cars:

• Top Gear (they have horrible politics, but it's a good show)
• Doug Demuro's youtube videos

My best friend in highschool was a nazi, despite not even being white. I was going along with everything, justifying it as being just jokes and edgelord stuff and whatever. I was mostly interested in doing crimes and making jokes. I didn't actually believe any of the nazi stuff for most of that time, but I eventually did start believing The Bell Curve-type stuff, and only about black people.

Someone on a forum that I was on posted something about racism being unscientific, and that you're an idiot if you're racist. I did internet research and was like "holy shit, I'm an idiot for believing any of this. I have to stop being an idiot".

There were two other guys at school who seemed like they were just funny and edgy guys. Since I was always drawing comics during class, they asked me whether I could draw a picture of Hitler for the back of their zine. One of these guys wasn't white, so I again didn't take it seriously. They had also given me The Communist Manifesto to read earlier, so I didn't think that they were nazis. Before I'd finished drawing Hitler, though, I looked through the rest of their zine, and it was legit nazi stuff. I was super creeped out, but finished the Hitler drawing anyway because I felt a bit of pressure. Then I never talked to them again.

A little bit after that, I was at my friend's house, and we were trying to get rid of an animal that was in his garage. It wouldn't leave, so we poked it so much with broomsticks that it was bleeding out of its eye (even though we didn't poke it in the eye). It didn't really have anything to do with naziism, but it felt like it did, and could see where being friends with this guy was leading. I got freaked out and said "I'm going" and ran away to my house. I never talked to him again, even though he had been my best friend... Except for 2 years later, when I wanted to buy weed and he was the only one I knew who sold weed. He tried to get me to stay and hang out, but I made an excuse and actually never talked to him again.

After that, I defaulted to being a libertarian, not realizing that being right economically was racist too. I always had doubts about it, though, because my favourite teacher had made fun of my friend (a different friend) for reading The Fountainhead. It was easy for me to get out of libertarianism on my own and become a social democrat. I eventually got better after that, but that's the story of how I avoided right wing indoctrination.

The best thing that's ever been on TV is the I, Claudius miniseries. Legit the best thing that's ever been on TV.

I want an Axe body spray that smells like bread and roses.

Slop is coming tonight in the form of a Beltway Garage.