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@michaelevknight Left or right, you are never allowed to see your ideas attempted, and are told it is some other side's fault. We treat leaders in politics and media as champions and villains, but it's the ones you're told are champions who are the greater villains.

. @EnglerYves I am still a member of the NDP, and leadership voting is on. What is the most impactful thing I can do in solidarity with you? 1) Leave the party, 2) some kind of protest vote, 3) choose a "best" candidate of who remains, or 4) something else? CC: @dimitrilascaris

As the rich gather in Davos let us be clear: We’re living in the second Gilded Age where 12 billionaires now hoard more wealth than half of humanity [4 billion people] so anyone who is not fighting for full-on workers own the means of production socialism is standing in the way.

@BenjaminNorton This graph is on one hell of a trajectory. Math says this number will plateau in the high percentages. But, at that point, which is imminent, we'll live the biggest collapse in history. The rich will own and control everything. Everything you now own, you'll sell in desperation.

At the peak of the Gilded Age in 1910, the richest 0.00001% of the US population owned wealth equal to 4% of national income. Now, the richest 0.00001% owns 12%. US billionaire oligarchs today are even wealthier than the original robber barons. Source: open.substack.com/pub/gzucman/p/…

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@BenjaminNorton I am incredibly motivated to learn by what mechanism this graph ever goes down. Wealthy people, especially uber-wealthy, have such an insane advantage in generating further wealth that to lose it seems like it would be tantamount to an own-goal.

@SocialistMMA I know it can be hard when you see numbers like this, but *the solidarity of the working class should know no borders*. The ember of fight still exists in Canada (see trucker protest), despite the terrifying success of the mainstream (a US export btw) on low-effort citizens.

What the hell has China done to Canada other than sell them things? This is why I don’t feel bad for Canada, Denmark, and Europe when they get bullied by the United States Play stupid games, win stupid prizes

BREAKING: Americans with four-year college degrees now account for a record 25.3% of U.S. unemployment. The percentage has doubled since 2008, leaving more than 1.9 million degree-holders age 25+ currently unemployed. This is the highest level since data collection began in 1992.

@RTSG_News "National elections are now everything". Are you kidding me?

🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING: Tucker Carlson says that the “republic is over”, and that the US has entered the “imperial phase.” Follow: @RTSG_News

I do not want Venezuela I do not want Greenland. I do not want Cuba. I do not want Canada. I do not want Mexico. I just want healthcare.

Mark Carney has radically militarized Canadian society and handed the bill to working people. The former investment banker has gutted climate protections, trampled Indigenous rights, and overseen a sharp erosion of democratic priorities. Meanwhile, it has been painful to watch him defer to the fascistic U.S. president on border policy, policing, and the taxation of big tech. The result is a country where working-class people are being squeezed out of even a basic standard of living. Over the past six months, I’ve co-managed an NDP leadership campaign under the banner “Socialism. Activism. Justice.” We distributed tens of thousands of leaflets detailing Canadian complicity in Israel’s genocide, backing striking workers and challenging overconsumption. The insurgent left campaign has also put up thousands of posters and released dozens of statements on issues ranging from abolishing post-secondary tuition to shutting down the tar sands. We’ve organized email petitions opposing Canadian support for Trump’s war on Venezuela and calling to convert Real Estate Investment Trust units into housing co-ops. We’ve supported striking workers with petitions and picket-line visits, mobilized for marches against genocide and actively supported grassroots campaigns for social, environmental and economic justice. In doing so, we sought to show what the NDP could be if it turned towards social movements and working-class struggle. We can be so much more than a voice in Parliament; we can be the voice of the streets. In July, 45 activists and researchers came together to create the campaign’s policy committee. Over three months, issue-specific working groups crafted a comprehensive platform through a highly democratic process. Since its October release, Capitalism Can’t Be Fixed – Onward to a Socialist Future has likely been Canada’s most widely read anti-capitalist document. The platform and campaign have energized thousands of people long alienated from parliamentary politics. Just as importantly, many NDP members recognize something familiar in it — a return to the party’s founding spirit, when the Regina Manifesto called for the eradication of capitalism and the party fought uncompromisingly for dignity and justice. In a functioning democratic party, members would decide whether they support a leadership candidate advancing these ideas. Instead, an unelected three-person vetting committee blocked the candidate promoting this platform. Let me be clear: Yves Engler should be allowed to run. If the party reverses this undemocratic decision, I would step aside. Members, not a secret committee, should decide who runs and who leads. In response to the NDP vetting committee’s decision to exclude our candidate, we’ve protested, gone to the media and published articles. About 5000 individuals have called on the NDP federal council to overturn the decision through our email petition campaigns. It was during this mobilization that activists in the campaign began encouraging me to run, to ensure these ideas remained in the race. I take this step reluctantly, but with purpose. I submitted my vetting materials last week in good faith, because members deserve the opportunity to debate these ideas openly and democratically. I bring over two decades of experience in movement organizing and democratic leadership. I co-founded and directed the Canadian Foreign Policy Institute, co-founded and served as co-executive director of The Leap, and played a central role in coordinating the launch of the Leap Manifesto in 2015. I’ve also served as chair of the Canadian Federation of Students–Quebec, led campaigns at Concordia’s Centre for Gender Advocacy, and currently sit on the board of the Council of Canadians. The decision to exclude my husband Yves Engler was undemocratic, but this campaign was never about one person. The greater harm is shutting these ideas out of the leadership race altogether. We have no intention of allowing that to happen. Doing so would leave Canada’s support for Israel’s lawlessness and genocide on the periphery of the race while offering renters little more than platitudes instead of a concrete commitment to convert Real Estate Investment Trusts into housing co-ops. It would leave the leadership race constrained so that fundamental questions — like shutting down the tar sands, Land Back, or whether capitalism itself is the problem — are pushed out of the discussion. Anyone who doubts this need only watch the Montreal leadership debate, where none of these issues were meaningfully addressed. Most egregiously, Carney’s massive diversion of public funds toward militarism went completely unchallenged — even as those same resources are desperately required for social programs. Stopping this government’s unprecedented surge in military spending must be central to the NDP’s focus. Members deserve a real alternative to the status quo — and a genuine opportunity to chart a new course beyond the tired ideas that were decisively rejected in the last election. Our campaign is offering a real break with militarism and capitalism and a clear vision of what comes next. We are fighting for an economy that guarantees everyone the right to live with dignity, where basic needs like housing, healthcare, education and real security are met because people matter more than profits. A society where no one is forced to live in a constant state of anxiety — about rent, debt, illness, or war — because we’ve chosen to have each other’s backs. We know this future doesn’t arrive on its own. It’s won when ordinary people organize, act together, and insist on change. Activism is how change has always come about. We need more of it. This campaign exists to help people recognize their own power, to build it collectively, and to use it to create a society rooted in care, democracy, and justice. I’m running to give voice to the thousands of NDP members who have already put their time, resources, and trust behind these ideas — even as democratic participation has been repeatedly constrained. I’m running to lead a party rooted in the principles we’ve advanced throughout this race: Socialism. Activism. Justice. Bianca Mugyenyi yvesforndpleader.ca/why-im-running…

This actually isn't the worst I've seen. I read last year about an app used to assign shifts to nurses and other healthcare professionals, which draws their credit score data from Experian, and then uses that to calculate how much to offer per shift. Essentially, the lower the credit score, the more desperate to make money the nurse is deemed, and the lower the pay they are offered. I mean it is one thing to do this gamified capitalism bullshit to delivery drivers and Ubers, but it is another thing entirely to turn payment for lifesaving healthcare professionals into the Hunger Games. And once I understood that capitalism has no safety rails and no adults in the room, and the animating philosophy of the rich white men behind it has not changed one single bit since they used to farm free labour and call human beings "property", I abandoned the idea of negotiating with it or reforming it. It really is just a stupid system invented by white men who would happily turn off the sun if doing so would boost their Q3 EBITDA 15%.

NOW: NYers are rallying at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn where Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is detained to demand his immediate release.

@EdbieLigerSmith I thought I was 100% cynical, but when I would tune into live streams at the trucker protests daily, see the live stream of the media staging their cameras away from the crowds, then watch the evening news say the opposite of what happened happened, that's radicalizing as hell.

@EdbieLigerSmith This media manipulation is overt and sadly effective. It encompasses all foreign action as a matter of course, but is also used in the rare instances when protests are effective (like truckers in Canada). So even if your politics are mostly domestically-oriented, this matters.

How the media manipulates our understanding of what Venezuelans think about their own country.