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im almost certain the people have said things to bruenig that she doesn't deserve, but it's jaw dropping to see a consensus form that people who don't like her are

the 'don't go to london you'll get stabbed' stuff, coming primarily from the white and older middle class is, among many things, so SO offensive because that simply isn't who

i found a lot of use in this thread, i get that the phrasing is a little bitchy (but that's allowed!) but i think the content is really useful and

it's very hard to internalise that so many people who were killed by covid were set up to die from it years before the pandemic emerged, by austerity, privatisation, nhs

so you get a lot of context-appropriate looseness about what you associate with your culture very quickly being reified into very inflexible, almost mandatory? identity markers, despite their totally arbitrary

i do think things like 'give the rainbow back to queers' really highlights an increasing split between people who see queer identities as something primarily sexual or gendered (that affects

obviously the belief that states shouldn't feed people is both callous and against a wealth of evidence, but i think the real victory for a conservative worldview here is the

sorry i know we all bang on but within my lifetime it was unlawful to tell school kids that being gay is finehttps://twitter.com/Independent/status/1310870440622149634 and as stan says, british education -

i wonder how much social conservatives pretending not to understand eg butler even in accessible language is due to their world view fetishising "simplicity" as a guide to truth to

people do or do not put pronouns in the bio for all sorts of reasons, some more sympathetic than others sure, and i don't think policing that practice is anything

sorry but it would be extremely cool if queers didn't log onto this website and talk about women who fuck men as being tainted by their horrible manness, if anyone

something that i've been thinking a lot about in events at home and abroad, in both the direct and indirect violence of the state is the constant pressure from power