Yes, and the hard part is getting the establishment to allow them to build that trust and support instead of stifling like the classic American leftist example of Bernie
When I say politics I include things like struggles with inflation and laws that harm you and global warming and working conditions and much more. I think that it's good to engage thoughtfully with the people we surround ourselves with
I think many workplaces function better when workers are able to develop camaraderie by talking and joking about things that aren't strictly related to work
I think some politics is healthy to talk about in certain work situations. Definitely not the red vs blue tribal nonsense, but discussing and understanding material conditions
Acceleration is a vector quantity that is defined as the rate at which an object changes its velocity. An object is accelerating if it is changing its velocity.
I mean that second picture looks pretty great. As long as it's a local grass species and is allowed to grow wildflowers then I don't really see an issue.
Unarmed social workers, unarmed investigators, better social safety nets, community. Most of what you think we need police for wouldn't be necessary in a socialist and especially communist future when people have their needs met. Modern policing started in the 19th century, we didn't need it before and we definitely don't need the militarized version we have now.
What good does a cop do now that wouldn't be done better by someone with narrower focus and training?
We should fight back
Yes, and the hard part is getting the establishment to allow them to build that trust and support instead of stifling like the classic American leftist example of Bernie
Relevant xkcd
Specific to elections: provide a principled left wing candidate with a platform that people can hear
For real substantial change: by taking away power from the powerful and giving it to the people
Most people agree with most leftist ideas (at least in theory), they've just been misinformed about what those ideas are and their true practicality
This seems to reinforce the idea of centrism being a losing strategy
Everyone should talk about this kind of politics. Just don't be tribal or an asshole
When I say politics I include things like struggles with inflation and laws that harm you and global warming and working conditions and much more. I think that it's good to engage thoughtfully with the people we surround ourselves with
I think many workplaces function better when workers are able to develop camaraderie by talking and joking about things that aren't strictly related to work
I think some politics is healthy to talk about in certain work situations. Definitely not the red vs blue tribal nonsense, but discussing and understanding material conditions
You could probably show this to an antivaxxer and he wouldn't get it
Did your physics professor say "velocity == speed"? Because if so, yes he was
A change in direction is a change in velocity
According to this physics website you're wrong
Velocity =/= speed
A change in direction is a change in velocity
In this comic, the woman has hair whereas the man just has floppy skin
I mean that second picture looks pretty great. As long as it's a local grass species and is allowed to grow wildflowers then I don't really see an issue.
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Unarmed social workers, unarmed investigators, better social safety nets, community. Most of what you think we need police for wouldn't be necessary in a socialist and especially communist future when people have their needs met. Modern policing started in the 19th century, we didn't need it before and we definitely don't need the militarized version we have now.
What good does a cop do now that wouldn't be done better by someone with narrower focus and training?
US - 0
None at all, no sick, no holiday, no federal holiday, absolutely no PTO. If I don't go in I simply don't get paid.
Nope, Covid is the only reason Trump lost 2020