@hellodonavon "this is what they took from you" posting but exclusively about the flagship Lego store's revolving display of new lego sets every couple months
BREAKING: Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who was elected to the Senate in 2003 and was a close political ally of President Donald Trump, has died, his office confirmed. He was 71. https://t.co/u4eSNgVw2i
@tnyfrontrow No film captures the emotional and cultural history of the great recession and the absolute humiliation of America's decline better than Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie.
@EdbieLigerSmith Washington should have said "even though the industrial revolution is in its infancy I recognize the .01% of the workers in this country who are urban industrial laborer as the inheritor of the earth" and instead of a revolution he should have infought and wrote mean pamphlets
My request to delay meeting the principal after calling my teacher a bitch and wetting my pants serves as a reminder that I drive the education agenda, not the school district.
The U.S. request to delay a summit between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping served as a reminder that Washington still drives the global agenda—not China https://t.co/Ij530qyDKz
Its funny that Erika Kirk has spent the last 4 months in her bedazzled-pantsuits weeping crocodile tears about Charlie's legacy and memory but the second his old tweets contradict the current party line narrative she deletes them. Bravo! Legacy honored!
There is no greater indictment of objectivism than living in a world entirely shaped by silicon valley dorks who saw themselves as the Randian ubermensch. The "self determined" man doesn't build his beautiful skyscraper, doesn't write opera, he just posts about owning a Lambo.
This is the kind of thing you'd see J. Sakai write as a mean maoist joke on how spiritually empty and intellectually uncurious Americans are, but like all mean maoist jokes it is actually just what a solid supermajority of Americans think is cool about this shit ass country
@LarryAlbertGil Perry Anderson's works on the development of early feudal socioeconomic organization into late medieval/early modern models that form the chrysalis husk of contemporary capitalism are both great reads and very important to understanding a "global history" of capitalism