having the government regulate the economy is like using a wrench to tighten a nut.
having the government regulate expression is like using a wrench to turn your head.

the separation between business and the public is necessary and good for creating and distributing our products and services, but they still need to have some direct accountability to some entity under the public's control.

unlike business, the creators and distributors of ideas are already easily accountable to the public, because they are every member of the public. at best, involving the government would be superfluous, and at worst, tyrannical.

i think we can now say with absolute certainty, that hillary rodham clinton is indeed the most corrupt american politician of all time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkoIWg0p_f0

i swear to kek, what the bloody hell

you know what, if hillary had that tight a grip over the party, i forgive warren for not helping bernie in massachusettes and elsewhere. just imagine the political purges clinton would have instituted had she got elected, an organization that was already only a mask-drop away from having been rebuilt in her image.

fuck the democratic party. it should be ashamed of itself. the rank and file democrats should abandon it and reformulate into something that doesn't need to be spat upon, despised.

i mean, seriously? this is the state of our society? some rich fuck can just own a major public institution in exchange for simply paying off its debts? really?!

i'd known already that the primary was at least in some sense rigged. but the degree to which it truly was, continues to astound me. and i can't stop posting about it.

i really find it so difficult to believe that an entire major political party was literally bought and sold. and yet i have to, as those are now the facts.

it's no wonder now why my fellow democrats so readily thought it plausible that trump sold out to the russians: they themselves already had, to clinton.

dafuq.