Oct 28, 2019
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I make memes to cope
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Check out the new issue of Struggle - La Lucha:
Class war in South America, Chicago teachers' strike, Indigenous peoples and fall holidays, LGBTQ2S workers fight for rights, why PG&E turned off the lights in California, and more.
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This is it. She’s the one.
A federal judge in San Francisco ruled Tuesday that if PG&E doesn't meet aggressive goals aimed at preventing future wildfires, the utility won't be able to pay dividends to shareholders after it emerges from bankruptcy proceedings.
Have bugged out to my sister’s place until probably Friday, maybe Saturday, won’t know until we get word from PG&E.
Pros:
air I can breathe
electricity
puppy has a playmate close to his age/size/energy level
cute nibling
supportive sister I don’t see enough of
Cons:
Bible Belt of California -- not great for trauma/anxiety/safety
largely unsupportive family re: gender/sexuality/pagan shit
Awkward Silences
family’s church and services
I really miss my own bed
not sure on etiquette of daily teatime/devotional time with the gods while in my very Christian sister’s home
So, y’know, net improvement (breathing! power!), but wow do I miss being in my own home, and I still am not sure if it’s polite to invite the gods to tea/snacks/hang out when I am really not in Pagan-friendly space.
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If I had a Pikachu my power problems would be solved.
Diesel fumes, car crashes, and candles.
How do people feel about losing power? Oh, they were not pleased. Twitter was even more swollen with bile than usual, if you happened to stumble into #PGEshutoff or #PGEshutdown. Reporters had no trouble finding sources that wanted to piss on PG&E, and it looks like someone in the town of Maxwell (north of Sacramento) shot at utility workers, hitting a truck. Some anger is understandable. After all, PG&E funnelled money it might have spent on safety to investors. But it also suggests some baser instincts. Americans, especially, get heated when inconvenienced. The sporadic gas-price spikes of the 1970s helped set off seismic shifts in U.S. politics. It’s easy to imagine this tide of venom turning against renewable energy if it came with too many brownouts.