I no longer take seriously any predictions about election, including Biden's inevitability.
The best political work to do now is directly responding to this crisis.
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That event was like a gunshot wound. Localized and instantaneous. We reacted horrifically.
#COVID19 is like getting diagnosed with cancer.
2/
If we survive, we will be fundamentally different.
Will we react as horrifically?
3/
We need to be checking in with each other, and offering to help when we see a need.
Support orgs that are providing direct relief. Anticipate the systemic failures to come.
4/
Healthcare as a human right,
A living wage for all
Mass Incarceration
Crippling Debt
Cost of Living
Ending Endless wars
We all largely agree.
5/
All
Hell
Breaks
Lose
The solidarity is shattered.
6/
At this point I'm pretty sure more than a few of us know some people who have caught #COVID19, but have not been officially tested. It's not unreasonable to multiply the official case number by 10.
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The need for universal healthcare is unassailable now. Not access, not affordable.
Healthcare unimpeded by money, stripped of the corporate profit prioritization model entirely.
8/
The problem we will face is how people who *need* America to be great are going to deal with an America on it's fucking knees.
How will our defense industry and it's hawkish enablers react?
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I'm a father, a web developer, an artist, and a citizen who is disgusted with how my gov has acted for my entire my adult life.
10/10