

One can only dream.
Artist, musical performer, and former derby skater from the Midwest.
I’m single, childless, and married to freedom and adventure.
ACAB, Anti-War, and I hate Democrats, Republicans, and billionaires. (Yes, even your favorite billionaire: the pop star, the philanthropost, the legendary athlete, or the soft-spoken investment guru who cosplays as middle class.) With each passing day I get a little closer to hating everyone.
Also, I refuse to use Donald’s last name out of hatred for the man and his brand, FYI.


One can only dream.


It’s probably easier to just blame me than look at the absurdity of what Democrats did in 2024 and admit it to themselves.
As far as voting reform goes, the American people have been powerless to do that in any meaningful way for our entire history. The founders only gave wealthy, landowning men the right to vote. There was never any real intention for the poor or working class to be able to select a president. Our only real political power is local, and at least locally, good things are still possible. (For now.)


It depends on which level you’re talking about. At the federal level, there are generally only two meaningful choices, both selected by the wealthy class in this country and placed there to ensure there’s no meaningful change that benefits the poor and working class.
Our only real power is local. Even state-level politics are largely controlled by the rich now.


They didn’t like her.
Remember, when she tried to mount an actual campaign she didn’t even make it out of Iowa.


There seems to be abundant evidence that they didn’t.


Read what I wrote, and then come back with a reasonable response whenever you’re ready. Thank you.


Sure, Jan.
We’re just not gonna blame Kamala Harris for looking at a bunch of people who can’t afford groceries and insisting that we be joyful. Awesome, perfectly run campaign.
We’re gonna blame the guy who voted for a politician that he actually agreed with instead.
This definitely isn’t on me. It’s on you guys.


It definitely brought out the very worst impulses in our people. I still remember the exact number of Muslim students who got ran off campus when I was in college at the time: 47.


Only because I have no choice. I voted Green.


Another fun fact: Your own household furnishings were always a greater danger to you than terrorists.


Our esteemed president, folks.


I only have an understanding of these things at a high level, so I always appreciate Lemmy nerds filling me in on the details.
Feels like we’re already in a recession, though, and have been for some time.


This works well.
I love mocking billionaires in my YT videos, in part, because it is in fact cathartic.


Thank you for the added info.
YIKES.


And is also profitable. Remember, slavery is still legal in the US if you’re convicted of a crime.


This seems bad.


A good session of bathroom relief.


And it continues to this day.


A People’s History of the United States
Not for a partisan ideologue.