Chase Tuller

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

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[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

@KenstonMockTr Way to go Bombers, well deserved!

[Nina Turner @ninaturner]

You cannot save democracy by accelerating the erosion of democracy.

It might feel good for Democrats to gerrymander blue states in response to GOP redistricting, but it’s a case of the people losing in both places.

The issue is corporate & dark money in politics.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

@greg16676935420 Probably because Earth is round…

[Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79]

@elonmusk 🤣

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

Collectively, we have forgotten our humanity. We have allowed atrocities to unfold before our eyes, doing nothing, saying nothing. We passively let them happen. And in doing so, we betray the sacrifices of those who came before us, the great workers of progress, letting their legacy bleed out in vain. And it is painful to witness.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

The Trump administration is siding with polluters over public health, again. Nearly half of Americans have PFAS in their drinking water, and instead of building on essential protections, they’re rolling them back to appease lobbyists and big business. Just like many administrations before it, this one shows where its priorities lie: profit over people. In the wealthiest nation on Earth, clean water should be the bare minimum, not cancer-causing chemicals.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

House Republicans advanced a bill that would gut Medicaid, slash food aid, and ultimately strip health care from millions of Americans — all to fund massive tax cuts for the wealthy, corporations, and foreign wars. Shocking.

They’re calling it a “big beautiful bill,” but, like always, it’s a betrayal of working-class Americans. This plan targets the very backbone of this country.

So where’s your money going?
To billionaires and big corporations through permanent tax breaks.
To lobbyists, defense contractors, and foreign governments.
To the wealthiest homeowners via the SALT deduction.
To endless war and a grotesque military budget, including $14 billion recently sent to Israel to fund its ongoing genocide in Gaza.

And what do working people get? Cuts, red tape, co-pays, and crumbs — like a temporary tax break on tips and overtime, designed to distract from the theft happening all around them.

This isn’t fiscal responsibility, it’s a rigged redistribution. A deliberate transfer of wealth from the poor and the already shrinking middle class to the richest Americans, adding over $4 trillion to the deficit in the next decade. A transfer of resources from our neighborhoods to war zones. It’s unacceptable, and it must be called out for exactly what it is.

[David Hogg 🟧 @davidhogg111]

Selling your own crypto currency for foreign governments to buy in order to bribe you is insane. Donald Trump has to be the most corrupt President in US history.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

@TheDemocrats And what are the majority of elected Democrats doing to help? Absolutely nothing.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

The Vatican long held that there wouldn’t be an American pope until the U.S. was no longer seen as the center of global power. Now, in a time of deep division, political decay, and moral erosion, that day has come. The election of an American pope is both a historic milestone and a sobering signal. It marks a turning point. A nation founded on promises of liberty and justice but scarred by centuries of injustice and exploitation. Spiritually adrift. Politically corrupted. With collapsing trust in its institutions, widespread economic inequalities, and a public more divided than united, it’s no surprise the Vatican turned to an American, perhaps in hopes that his leadership might reflect the values this nation has long professed, and help inspire a course correction in an era of profound uncertainty.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

What breeds such intentionally hateful, dehumanizing behavior? It feels like we are witnessing not just a moral decline, but a collective forgetting, that behind every struggle is a person, a story, a soul. There’s a growing numbness in our society, a hollowing out of empathy, where cruelty has become entertainment and suffering is met with scorn rather than support.

Even within my short lifetime, I’ve noticed a shift, people have become more self-centered, less compassionate. Our society celebrates individualism to the point of decay, where the suffering of others becomes a spectacle, not a call to action. What does it say about a society when mocking the vulnerable earns applause, while caring for them is called “soft”, “socialist”, or “naive”?

Some say it’s politics. Others say it’s technology. But at its core, it’s a spiritual and moral erosion, a disconnection from one another and from the reality that our struggles are not separate. If we lose that, what do we have left but a fractured society where dignity is reserved only for the privileged, and the rest are ridiculed, often through no fault of their own, for simply existing in struggle.

If we allow this to continue, if we remain silent and complacent when witnessing inhumanity, we risk evolving into a nation that no longer recognizes the humanity in each other at all, at a point silence becomes indifference, and the soul of our society will continue to wither in the absence of compassion.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

This May Day, we honor the workers who keep our world running, often while receiving too little in return.

In a nation where CEOs make 268 times more than workers, and 60 percent of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, the problem is not a lack of resources, it is a broken system of distribution.

Economic rights are not radical demands, they are the bare minimum in the wealthiest nation in the history of the world.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

It’s wild growing up Christian, being taught your whole life to care for others, then as you grow older, suddenly people call you a stupid socialist for actually doing it.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

Ohio Senate Bill 1 doesn’t just “reform” higher education, it guts it. Governor Mike DeWine is preparing to sign a bill that bans diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, prohibits classroom discussions on essential topics like systemic racism, climate change, immigration, and economic justice, and strips away protections for faculty. This isn’t about academic improvement. It’s about control.

Censorship. Forced curriculum. Silenced faculty. That’s not freedom. It’s authoritarianism dressed up in patriotism.

As someone studying political science, and having taken classes like Social Movements, The Politics of Climate Change, and Marxist Theory, I’ve seen firsthand how essential it is to engage with complex, controversial topics. These are not distractions. They’re at the heart of some of the most urgent and existential human struggles. We grow as a society by confronting them, not avoiding them.

An uneducated populace that cannot challenge power structures is exactly what they want. If you don’t understand the system, you can’t fight it, and that is the point.

This is bigger than Ohio. It is part of a nationwide strategy to dull minds, suppress dissent, and preserve power.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

@_StonersRUs_ A few seconds give or take

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

How do the Global Billionaires, Keep Pillaging the Wealth of Nations Without Revolt?

Step 1: Control the narrative by acquiring the very news outlets responsible for informing the public. With the media under our control, we can shape public perception, distract from our actions, and ensure that dissenting voices remain marginalized.

Step 2: Shift the blame. Direct the frustrations of our exploited laborers toward the poor, undocumented immigrants, or any convenient scapegoat. Exploit cultural and social differences to fracture the working class, destroying any chance of solidarity or camaraderie among them.

What if elected leaders actually act in favor of their constituents?

Step 3: Bribery is key. Politicians are human, and humans are inherently self-interested. We’ll offer them power, influence, and wealth in exchange for writing laws that benefit us, solidifying our grip on society.

But are the people really naive enough to fall for all of this?

Step 4: Make them easier to manipulate. Reshape education to prioritize creating efficient workers, not critical thinkers. Downplay the importance of critical analysis or questioning authority. If teachers resist, demonize them using cultural divides, and if necessary, defund public education entirely. An uneducated populace is far less likely to rebel.

The game has always been the same; only the rules have changed. Think critically, consciously, and compassionately, for if all were to do so, we could create a much better world.

[Chase Tuller @ChaseTuller]

@Matthewtravis08 Geez idk about this one 😬

[Nina Turner @ninaturner]

@elonmusk You’re aware he has an active arrest warrant from the ICC for crimes against humanity, right?