It’s literally on the record that @DeanPreston blocked new housing after a rental landlord asked him to.
This isn’t a debate on socialism—it’s a statement that Dean consistently acts against his stated ideology and in the interest of wealthy landowners (including himself).
As constituents we should ask @DeanPreston why he claims to be a socialist and parrots all the slogans while running a super-effective capitalist playbook across multiple asset classes.
Although real talk, @DeanPreston, I’ll stop calling out your constant hypocrisies if you let me LP into your trusts and funds, because it looks like it’s doing amazing 🤑
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The reason I’m doing Alison Collison commentary instead of the usual machine shitposts right now is bc I’m a first gen Asian immigrant that went to a public school and dealt with holier-than-thou gatekeepers like her the entire time.
Your parents come barely speaking the language, sometime fleeing war or famine, and desperately try to figure out how to give their children a chance. Work multiple jobs to have a shot at a good school.
You have no idea how the social capital of extracurriculars work. People think your food is weird (or, I was on discounted school lunch). You keep your head down and do your best at what you can - the schoolwork you get.
2/ communism is dangerous because it gives the state a monopoly over everything. Those CEOs and monopolists you hate under capitalism? Make them legislator, judge, jury, and executioner as well. That’s communism
3/ capitalism is not statecraft, nor is it a perfect solution to unbound problems. It’s very good at rapidly finding optimal solutions to parameterized systems. The state exists to set proper parameters based on its societal values, which are worth debating
For reference, SF’s per capita budget is significantly higher than NYC’s but SF is the one with uninhabitable streets, sandbagged development, underfunded schools and transit, record setting property crimes, and Supervisors letting it all burn
Joking aside, it was very edible, the limon was a bit strange but I ran out of Cheetos Puffs which was my first choice. The leftover milk is not as weird as I thought it’d be. Honestly think savory cereal should be a thing.
Flamin Hot Limon Crunchy Matcha with the leftover milk
1/ the human brain is really good at “normalizing” colors in a scene given context clues. ie the spectral wavelength that hits your eye may be remapped you a different color in your perception. See Adelson’s illusion:
2/ the challenge is that photos remove viewers from spatial and illumination context. You ever look at an unflattering picture and think “why am I so blue/yellow/red/etc?” Lights IRL are tinted, and your brain normalizes it for you. The camera records the actual tint though.