Capitalism is the Pandemic
One in solidarity with the May Day strikes coming up, inspired by this graffiti in Chicago spotted about a week and a half ago.
Special thanks to @redfishstream on Twitter.
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One in solidarity with the May Day strikes coming up, inspired by this graffiti in Chicago spotted about a week and a half ago.
Special thanks to @redfishstream on Twitter.
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These days, when I think of the Democratic Party, I think of Elvis — old, fat Elvis.
I think of old, fat, bloated, flop-sweating, Seconal and Dexedrine-addled, flying to Denver for a peanut butter and banana sandwich, dead-on-his-feet Elvis circa late 1976.
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Whoever came up with that smarmy-ass slogan obviously has a poor sense of irony.
The State, the media, the Party, capitalism and the rich’n'famous are all in this together — against the People. And WE’RE all in this together against THEM.
So, let’s get to it, gang.
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So, it seems that the Democratic Party has insisted on holding primaries in Ohio and Illinois — even going to court — despite the fact that THERE’S A GODDAMN PANDEMIC GOING ON. Man, those bastards must really be in a hurry to shove Gropin’ Joe down our throats, huh?
Perhaps the Democrats’ strategy involves ramrodding Gropin’ Joe through the primaries based on the idea that most of the people who’d vote for Sanders are younger, and taking advice to self-quarantine, choosing not to risk their lives to go to the polls — while the people most likely to turn out for Gropin’ Joe are of a generation with one foot in the grave already. Instead of “Blue No Matter Who”, maybe the new slogan of mouth-frothing Centrist partisans should be “Blue No Matter WHAT”.
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