Dan L
@notthatberlioz.bsky.social
Former philosophy student, free jazzer, tea and coffee drinker. Freedom lover.
“I have seen that is not man who is impotent in the struggle against evil, but the power of evil that is impotent in the struggle against man.” - Vasily Grossman
“I have seen that is not man who is impotent in the struggle against evil, but the power of evil that is impotent in the struggle against man.” - Vasily Grossman
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In a report out in January, we describe findings from interviews with 144 low-income and working-class Pennsylvanians who rarely or never vote.
Electoral politics seems disconnected from their lives and communities; a game played among the privileged, rather than a means to solving problems. +
Electoral politics seems disconnected from their lives and communities; a game played among the privileged, rather than a means to solving problems. +
December 1, 2025 at 4:11 PM
In a report out in January, we describe findings from interviews with 144 low-income and working-class Pennsylvanians who rarely or never vote.
Electoral politics seems disconnected from their lives and communities; a game played among the privileged, rather than a means to solving problems. +
Electoral politics seems disconnected from their lives and communities; a game played among the privileged, rather than a means to solving problems. +
Reposted by Dan L
People get tired of hearing it, but I don’t care because it should be repeated incessantly: if Obama or Biden or Kamala had openly called for the execution of political opponents, the reaction of the NYT would have been *cataclysmic*. The earth would quake with their outrage & disdain.
November 21, 2025 at 7:07 PM
People get tired of hearing it, but I don’t care because it should be repeated incessantly: if Obama or Biden or Kamala had openly called for the execution of political opponents, the reaction of the NYT would have been *cataclysmic*. The earth would quake with their outrage & disdain.