Yes.

In the same vein, I’ve encountered people named after the site.

A perfect recipe for fascism preserving democracy among the returning veterans. Especially if the war ends in a stalemate.

We had Tokyo Rose, Axis Sally; what should we call this latest iteration of fascist thirst traps?

Also, who is the Zionist version of Lord Haw-Haw?

Cherokee and Seminole were what I was thinking about. And just a gut feeling that the indigenous vote just doesn’t break like, say the African American vote does, like 85/90-10.

I’m a bit uncertain of that. Aren’t there some in indigenous communities that trend Republican, especially in certain rural red states.

I’ll say it once again: Gayest President since James Buchanan.

Now realize that when boomers reminisce about a time when “townspeople knew the local cop” that this never existed. They are literally just going off what they seen on the andy griffith show as a kid during their formative years.

To be be fair, I know a couple of old ladies that I work with for which this is true but, only because their fathers literally were the local cops.

No wonder they called him Mammon at Yale.

What does HW stand for then?

We’re trying to convince them all to move to Myrtle Beach instead. It doesn’t appear to be working yet.

I got four more: Abiy Ahmed, Mother Theresa, Muhammad Yunus (the third world micro loan guy), and Aung San Suu Kyi (silence on the Rohingya genocide).

Organizing what? Their closets?

This is literally me rn. I’m literally organizing my closet as we speak.

It seems we’re in a period of this sort of resignation to barbarism now.

This is basically my parents. The most important thing to them is stopping , even though you’d sooner seeing snow in Florida than a Democratic win. There’s no way their two votes cancel out all the chuds from upstate New York that have moved here in the last decade.

Yeah but, the Venetians are the Turks in this analogy. I’d say, maybe the Jesuits, or the Genoese.

Who is Gülen in this analogy?

I know he’s said in the past that he feels the faction bans in some old Bolshevik party constitutions promotes the sort of splitting that we often associate with Trotskyists. He feels that not including the ban would be a good policy for any new communist party.

I wish we could have seen something closer to the book. I really liked the character of Doc Thorne.

I agree with this prescient statement. It is why the climate is at the forefront of my political concerns.