I've learned a lot organizing with people with analysis and approaches I don't agree with, including anarchists, in the other direction. I think people and orgs should have principles and those prevent some work, but these are genuine debates on the left that don't have to prevent all work, esp now.

No it's not. But it is anti-imperialism to be organizing when war looks like sanctions, legal coups, and intentional diplomatic isolation. No one was stopping the broader left from becoming more involved at that stage. We can have complicated discussions in organizing contexts.

To be fair PSL and Code Pink, regardless of what one makes of all their positions, have put the time and effort in to participate in Venezuela solidarity and opposition to imperialism before it was cool. All antiwar blocs are always made up of unlikely allies (as is peace generally!).

I also end up going to several special Masses where there are like 80 bishops, or as I like to call it, MegaMass. I feel like that should count for extra Sundays.

More contemporary but I've been thinking of going back to play some older games.

Fossil fuels and data centers are not sustainable, competitive, or independent.

I hear you, but I think it matters that Carney has pulled the party further right, and I do think he's accomplishing a lot of Conservative goals. Even the arbitrary rolling back of a feminist foreign policy is a bizarre move. The Conservatives will be backed into a somehow weirder corner.

(This, too, is a lesson from my compatriots.)

Not saying they're equivalent, but the policy agenda is one the Conservatives dream about, and easier to facilitate with less opposition. It's a conservative government, whether or not the Conservatives themselves appreciate it, which I also think will inevitably force them further right.

i actually do all my digital projection on this app for free