and by the way i think the takeaway here is not that we should hate poor uneducated people, but that the republican party directly benefits from keeping people poor and uneducated which is why they create policies which do just that
i think the american people have a right to want to know why their absentee votes weren’t counted, what happened to ballot boxes that were burned, and how bomb threats impacted their ability to vote in person but whatever grandpa
I’m sure it has nothing to do with the fact that most of them are illiterate and can’t do basic math because their schools are colorful prisons that get steadily defunded by conservatives who need an uneducated public that won’t question religious fascism. Probably unrelated
If the governor of Indiana could lower gas prices (of which he has little to no control over beyond state taxes), why haven't Republicans -- who have run Indiana for 20+ years -- done it already?
regardless of the election’s results it’s obvious this country has gotten way more rightwing especially amongst men and i think a lot of that is what is fed to us online, we have to figure out a way to stop every dude under 35 from turning into crypto hitler
@makenna_anna I saw somebody saying it’s partially that but it’s also based on past elections. Like, looking at years where it looked similar in turn out in those areas
So in the last 48 hours Jill Stein’s VP has endorsed a national 16 week abortion ban and revealed he’s transphobic. This is the “super progressive” third party option y’all are trying to convince me we should get behind. Be so serious.
From North Carolina to Nepal. The climate crisis will not spare us, and the time for international action against the fossil fuel industry is right now.