Bizarre! Jaw-dropping. Truly a testament to how of out touch the American political and media class are. The @nytimes has been nothing short of an embarrassment!
@blgtylr Until you get going, the Napoleonic naval novels by Patrick O’Brian are great. There’s also an engrossing LRB essay about him, describing the invention of his pseudo-Irish identity
so according to someone who filmed the incident and was fired for doing so, the company called the cops on a worker, the cops find him holding a knife because that’s his job—it’s a meatpacking plant!—and after they kill him, production isn’t even paused https://t.co/pq6hTgKn2s
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Check out this article from @nytimes. Because I'm a subscriber, you can read it through this gift link without a subscription. https://t.co/kmUnvDdEEq
Do you know how many water pollution crimes there are in your city? The local news doesn't report on it every time a wealthy company dumps chemicals, just when someone shoplifts deodorant. The biased curation of anecdote affects which law violations we perceive as urgent.
Superb @ryanlcooper review citing @rauchway on Obama’s mistaken understanding of 1932-33 and its fateful role in the “culmination of neoliberalism” as it played out in 2008-9. (Parallel story on confronting war.) https://t.co/ZnCA6DOXWL
“Trump may be losing the election, but he is not the aberration in the history of America . . . much of the world would like to believe. At least 70 million Americans voted [for him], despite witnessing his constant lying, open racism and lethal incompetence” (Patrick Cockburn)