I would be happy to pay higher taxes for a more generous welfare state *if* I had a guarantee that the government is not going to use federal funding to discriminate against people who share my values
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Eli Kahn 🏳️🌈
Профиль VivelyThis is so creepy and disturbing. We should stop giving abusive monsters positions of power and influence.
Mother JonesRep. Max Miller has a history of withholding his daughter’s blue bunny
a) the claim might not be true b) now suddenly computer science and Mandarin are for girls? c) if you getting “left behind” leads you to vote for the party that wants to abolish the welfare state then clearly the masculine paradise you want has winners and losers so git gud lol
Jeffrey VagleI'm not sure this is true.
it may be true if you subscribe to the elite-bubble gentleman’s agreement whereby claims about the supernatural and the afterlife are a separate magisterium, not relevant to real-world politics, where you can endorse people’s views without it signaling any commitments beyond “I’m one of you”
Eli Kahn 🏳️🌈I agree that there’s a new dynamic in politics where you can never acknowledge when the economy is good, but I’m not sure the broader dynamic where politics requires you to pretend widespread delusions are true is new, or worse than before; I’d say politics has always been thus
prestige magazines just don’t want you to be happy. I made this meme about it a while back
Eli Kahn 🏳️🌈a 10th-percentile pop song has a healthier attitude on life than a 90th-percentile essay in a prestige publication
trade is a social issue (read: Gender) and the illiberal left (who are actually centrists) are a purely elite phenomenon with no popular support
Joey Politano🏳️🌈DSA-aligned Democrats are now the most pro-free-trade voting bloc in the United States, in an incredible turn of events www.theargumentmag.com/p/who-suppor...
I will say the piece itself is not as bad as the headline, but if you want to argue for aesthetic restrictions, you should make more of a case that they don’t cost much than Arieff bothers to do here.
in 1790 saying what Mizelle is saying here would have gotten you accused of popery and prompted a nationwide freakout over whether Rome was pulling the strings of the United States government
Aaron Reichlin-MelnickIs there a connection between opulence and the decline of empire? Who cares, suggests Chad Mizelle, Trump's 2025 former Deputy Attorney General, as he comments on the tourism draw of gilded statues and the "opulence of the epicenter of once-great civilizations," without a shred of self-awareness.