devawo.bsky.social
Politics Prof., author of The Politics of Common Sense & Reckoning: Black Lives Matter and the Democratic Necessity of Social Movements
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Well, they know people are watching and don’t care b/c they don’t think there will be consequences.
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This country has a massive police rioting problem and it is never ever acknowledged.
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Hard to party in an actively coming apart world.
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People need to nurture the deeply depleted civil sphere, otherwise they’ll have no place to stand and say no. Those mid 20th century protests grew out of a strong/supportive/resourced civic sphere that has since disappeared. That’s what made them resilient/able to keep pressing as opinion changed.
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I’m not sure we can apply the mid 20th century media/opinion context to this moment.Or that mass negative opinion(which already obtains on several counts)is the difference that makes a difference this time around.
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Likely plant fiber (paper/flax/hemp, etc).
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They’re experimenting, but most likely plant fiber - paper/flax/hemp,etc.
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It can be coated with plant fiber to prevent this. It’s in the article.
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You don’t have to pick a side any more than you do between a plague and an oubliette. That’s dumb. Find something else to do.
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I have never enjoyed absurdist theater until today.
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I think about this scene all the time and have always been surprised it doesn’t have more currency as a meme. It’s relevant so often.
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Ah! This is the big tent I hear tell of!
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Yep.
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!!!!
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Oh, well played!
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He looks like Steve Martin in the movie Leap of Faith.
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We never struggle to fund war and prisons.
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*campaign tees to be clear!
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“r u even gay?” Is really sending me & frankly should be a line of pride t shirts. I’ll take one striped pink, purple, & blue please.
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It holds up! Especially live! Danced toooo much for my old body. (It was actually just right, though I’m paying today 😆)
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Lyrics: If it can be broke, then it can be fixed
If it can be fused, then it can be split
It's all under control
It's all under control
If it can be lost, then it can be won
If it can be touched, then it can be turned
All you need is time
All you need is time
All you need is time
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An easy mistake to make.
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It's a colour that I can't describe
It's a language I can't understand
Ambition tearing out the heart of you
Carving lines into you
Dripping down the sides of you
We will not be the last
We will not be the last
We will not be the last
We will not be the last
We will not be the last
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We promised the world we'd tame it
What were we hoping for?
Breathe in
(Breathe out)
Breathe in
(Breathe out)
Breathe in
(Breathe out)
Breathe in
So here we are reinventing the wheel
I'm shaking hands with a hurricane
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Lyrics: If it can be broke, then it can be fixed
If it can be fused, then it can be split
It's all under control
It's all under control
If it can be lost, then it can be won
If it can be touched, then it can be turned
All you need is time
All you need is time
All you need is time
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Oh thanks for sharing!
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I’ll never see this again! I don’t go in their stores anymore and almost no one will buy it. The end! They’re doing great at not selling clothes I guess.
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How do you act like this when the only thing that gives you brand loyalty in a crowded market is that you make it pleasant for middle class liberals to shop there? It truly still astonishes me. It’s an *easy* boycott w/ lots of soft symbolic power. Just real dumb of them.
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Yes.