On the campaign trail, we saw firsthand what Ritchie Torres truly thinks of his constituents. But Ritchie is the symptom, not the disease. Democrats now have a majority in Congress, but we can’t fo...
I’ve been thinking about this, and how we’re described in .world as a seething cauldron of toxicity and hate, makes me think about the parallels between this and how liberals in the past would describe a new socialist country, or an indigenous resistance before that. Just a combination of telephone game, projection/hermeneutics of suspicion, and crucially “I only encounter these people when I am fighting them but I assume that must be their vibe all the time.”
I’ve been thinking about this, and how we’re described in .world as a seething cauldron of toxicity and hate, makes me think about the parallels between this and how liberals in the past would describe a new socialist country, or an indigenous resistance before that. Just a combination of telephone game, projection/hermeneutics of suspicion, and crucially “I only encounter these people when I am fighting them but I assume that must be their vibe all the time.”