мир украине, свободу россии

go and tell your mom you love her, hug her, call her or text her if she isn't there, tell her something interesting about your week, bring up a memory you love of the two of you. you don't have that much time

the DSA is going to place as many socialists in the NY state legislature after tonight as the Socialist Party did in 1918

DSA swept nyc’s congressional primaries and all but one of the state races in a clear repudiation of establishment policy, political machines, centrism, local institutional strangleholds (WFP), but above all: Israel and its proxies. Not even one year ago, zionist jews and their lobbyists were flooding the zone with dire warnings of an apocalyptic, divisive New York should Mamdani win, predicting pogroms in their typical hysterical, self-victimizing tone. Instead, Mamdani quickly delivered on campaign promises and has now propelled an entire DSA slate running on an explicitly anti-zionist stance to victory, establishing his own machine within 6 months of taking office. Darializa Chevalier, a 32-year-old sociology PhD, enjoyed the most stunning victory, winning by 1,500 votes against the 10-year incumbent, Espaillat. Notably, she was present at the 2024 Columbia encampments and is a friend of Mahmoud Khalil. It’s clear that Israel is going to be a stranglehold on the party and American politics at large, and no amount of “this is jew-hatred,” “AIPAC is a slur” will help; the sooner that liberal zionists leave for the republican party, the better. A deep mark of shame on us for all the dead that this is happening entirely too late

the greatest city in the country and it isn't particularly close

to open the strait that wasn't closed before the war we started, we're going to close it #5Dstrategy

my best wishes to all hungarian mutuals and followers in unseating the boorish, corrupt oaf tomorrow

nuclear war is frightening, but not likely. divorce, although slightly less frightening, is a terrible, looming probability (yet you never hear of "divorce preppers.") which of the two should you be afraid of? all's fair in love and war—the answer is still probably both

i wonder if israel will become the first nation to openly, willingly break the nuclear taboo