Відео

Regarding the protests against taxes on tea: it wasn't even entirely that. In many ways it was about the _exemption_ of the East India Company from most taxes on tea - less a tax protest than an _anti-monopoly_ protest. Yes, people had been angry about the Townshend Acts and the taxation-without-representation they imposed, but once their taxes were repealed on everything but tea the resistance largely simmered down; it wasn't until the Tea Act specified that the East India Company would be subject _only_ to the Townshend taxes and _no locally-imposed ones_ that it really boiled over.

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I don't think anyone on the left is seriously suggesting Shapiro being Jewish is a problem in the first place. Certainly they aren't in the places I've been seeing. Lots of commentary about how he's very much on the ideological unconditional support for Israel train, but as we saw with the Uncommitted movement, that's a criticism that is (legitimately!) levelled whether or not the person doing it is a Jew. I do suspect that the people making those criticisms would _not_ be brought into a rift-healing by the fact that he's called Netanyahu the worst leader in Israeli history - most of them have been calling the focus on Bibi a deflection from the Israeli state's _institutional_ anti-palestinian bias. I therefore think they'd regard that remark from him the same way: an attempt to suggest that replacing one man should resolve their objections and make what's happening in Gaza acceptable.

I ... Disagree

Good video. I'm in agreement that Biden was pushed aside too quickly by the donors and democratic elites. He's truly been one of our greatest presidents in the past 25 years. But at the same time I do see how Kamala is captivating the base. Her messaging and speeches are so far on point. And so has her political instincts. We will see if this carries through to the convention and onwards. Also, her poll numbers right now can't be trusted because she was previously out of the spotlight and behind the scenes. They could easily go much higher once she's out campaigning.

Thanks. The reminder for self care is always appreciated

That aside about grammar around the three-minute mark almost makes me want to go through the whole thing with a red pen and some "see me"-style remarks. Almost.

I _said I was sorry!_

I… don't actually agree with regard to the British parliament. I can see why it would _look_ like that lesson but I cannot overstate the extent to which Labour is _not_ a left party any more. They've been purging left MPs, they've accepted a bunch of defectors from the Tories, including appointing several of them to their new cabinet, and in general they are now to the right of where the Tories were a decade ago. The Liberal Democrats are to the left of Labour now, and being essentially a centrist party is _in their name._

Can we leverage soft Republicans?

Don’t know why I can’t “like” this, but I do!

3:57 "project 202525"?! It's jumped ahead a further 200,000 years! I'm so sorry.

The accurate and important information is somewhat undercut by repeatedly calling it "project 2525" rather than "project 2025", implying it's 500 years away

The left in America ls toast. There will be retribution by the right.

But Rishi is such an Everyman! How did it go wrong?

Thanks for putting this message out there.

Love this, thank you

So you believe that people can be born in the wrong body?

Hormones, puberty blockers, haven't existed for ever. Face it, it's the end of gender ideology