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15 Apr, 13 tweets, 4 min read
It's nearly the 10th anniversary of that show we love to hate, #GameofThrones. This winter I did a deep dive into what went wrong and pondered how it might have gone differently at @ordinarytimemag
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17 Apr
In honor of this being the 10th anniversary of the first airing of #GameofThrones in the US

and in honor of me not wanting to do any work today because my cat died

I bring you #Muppets: Game of Thrones

At the rate GRRM is selling out, this will happen within 18 months
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13 Jun 20
a few thoughts on poverty from an Actual Poor Person:

getting some responses along the lines of "if you really considered property life you wouldn't ALLOW people to be poor or homeless" the underlying idea is that these are helpless victims not in charge of their own destiny
The word "allow" implies a strong component of force. By not "allowing" people to stay poor or homeless you are basically calling for a person's life choices to be policed by others. Forced to work, forced to live in a house, forced to be sober, forced to make "better choices"
I am not, to a factor of a million, saying that poor/homeless people choose and therefore deserve their destiny or that we shouldn't extend charity to them. I am pointing out that there is some measure of force involved in preventing poverty and homelessness that is glossed over
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