infosec dot exchange. they gleefully welcomed feds on there

ah yes, the "i don't want you to know how much this is astroturfed" protests, against the "we want to know how much astroturf is there" law.

i don't consider anti-communist NATO "leftists" to be on the left. if you are palling around with Vaush, it's pretty clear what's up.

one of those "why i left the left" people. like, clearly was just riding the wave of popular sentiment from Bernie running, and now pushing some very reactionary shit

the coolest part of the ruling is that congress gets to decide what "insurrection" means re: the 14th amendment. get ready for a whole lot of red baiting targeting the most centrist of dems so that they can be "credibly accused" of insurrection.

but you see, in china this is done by the evil government who is accountable to the entire citizenship. in america, this is decided by one of a small number of rich people who were divinely selected by The Market to guide our society.

if you follow the links they are part of this paau org: https://paaunow.org/our-team look for Elise Ketch. they've got some real money behind them, but may not be personally that wealthy.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-60950016

different person, but part of the same org full of catholics and anarchists

amazing that neither Weihua nor Second Thought are communists, and Putin is an apologist for the soviet union

yeah, it's where the tech bourgeoisie and their bootlickers congregate, with all of their attendant racism and US cheerleading. it's one of the main injectors of capitalist propaganda into the tech space these days.

he's the moderate wing of fascism

edit: i looked up the quote, and the next line is: “After us, it’s the pitchforks.” he knows what he's doing.

The bourgeois was anarchic before his class seized political power and imposed on society the ideal State regime suitable to safeguard the capitalist mode of production

definitely going to use this in future convos