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Ty Schmit@tyschmit
Super Humman appears to have found the fastball again. 103 on the paint.
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Hasan has been extremely clear about his red lines in 2026: supporting Medicare For All and opposing Israel. that's really it. He's even willing to take some wiggle room on that to begrudgingly support the leftmost candidate (see: Nithya Raman). There's a *lot* to hate Hasan for but within the primary world he's one of the most pragmatic communist influencers out there.
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"Every purity test is disregarded if you pass the purity test" wow what a revolutionary observation you should win a Nobel Prize
Centrism Fan Acct 🔹@Wilson__Valdez
Every purity test is disregarded if you're on The Team.
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There have been bad Red Sox seasons these last 50 years, but this feels like the bleakest.
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@mnolangray 1. Left-wing people don’t like him because they know he was a force for moderation relative to the California legislature
2. Normal people will look at his actual record and conclude that he’s incredibly left-wing
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I don’t think Harris or AOC are good choices per se, but Anyone But Newsom is my guidestar.
Political Polls@PpollingNumbers
New - 2028 presidential poll 🔵 Harris 34% 🔵 Newsom 12% (-8) 🔵 AOC 11% (+4) 🔵 Buttigieg 10% 🔵 Shapiro 9% 🔵 Kelly 9% Rasmussen #B - LV - 5/20
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@TheLaurenChen What the fuck does that even mean
What are you saying
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My hot take is that it's OK for Americans to not want to compete against the entire world for a job in their hometown.
i/o@avidseries
It's almost impossible to view these people as anything other than insecure downwardly-mobile losers afraid of competition from more talented immigrants.
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@PhilWMagness Michael Burawoy died last year, just FYI
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Here you go, Nick. A list of 100 currently living Marxist professors:
David Abraham — University of Miami (Law, retired)
Ervand Abrahamian — CUNY Baruch College (History, emeritus)
Jaafar Aksikas — Columbia College Chicago (Cultural Studies)
Jack Amariglio — Merrimack College (Economics, emeritus)
Bill Ayers — University of Illinois Chicago (Education, emeritus)
Asatar Bair — Riverside City College (Economics)
Rick Baldoz — Oberlin College (Sociology)
Gopal Balakrishnan — UC Santa Cruz (History)
Tithi Bhattacharya — Purdue University (History)
Bruno Bosteels — Columbia University (Latin American Studies)
Samuel Bowles — Santa Fe Institute (Economics)
Neil Brenner — Harvard University (Urban Theory)
Robert Brenner — UCLA (History)
Wendy Brown — Columbia University (Political Science)
Ben Burgis — Morehouse College (Philosophy/Logic)
Michael Burawoy — UC Berkeley (Sociology, emeritus)
Paul Burkett — Indiana State University (Economics)
Charisse Burden-Stelly — University of Wisconsin Madison (African American Studies)
Hazel Carby — Yale University (African American Studies, emeritus)
Vivek Chibber — NYU (Sociology)
Ronald H. Chilcote — UC Riverside (Political Science, emeritus)
Harry Cleaver — UT Austin (Economics, emeritus)
George Ciccariello-Maher — formerly Drexel University (Politics)
Joshua Clover — UC Davis (English)
Angela Davis — UC Santa Cruz (History of Consciousness, emerita)
Greg Dawes — NC State University (Latin American Studies)
Jodi Dean — Hobart and William Smith Colleges (Political Science)
Cedric de Leon — UMass Amherst (Sociology)
Lisa Duggan — NYU (American Studies)
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz — CSU East Bay (History, emerita)
Silvia Federici — Hofstra University (Political Philosophy, emerita)
Samuel Farber — CUNY Brooklyn College (Political Science, emeritus)
Johanna Fernández — CUNY Baruch College (History)
Duncan K. Foley — New School for Social Research (Economics, emeritus)
Barbara Foley — Rutgers University (English, emerita)
John Bellamy Foster — University of Oregon (Sociology)
Harriet Fraad — New School (Psychology)
H. Bruce Franklin — Rutgers University (English, emeritus)
Nancy Fraser — New School for Social Research (Philosophy)
Grover Furr — Montclair State University (English)
Michael Goldfield — Wayne State University (Political Science)
Alyosha Goldstein — University of New Mexico (American Studies)
Michael Hardt — Duke University (Literature)
David Harvey — CUNY Graduate Center (Anthropology, emeritus)
Gerald Horne — University of Houston (History)
Michael Hudson — University of Missouri Kansas City (Economics, emeritus)
Aaron Jaffe — SUNY Old Westbury (Philosophy)
Adrian Johnston — University of New Mexico (Philosophy)
Sharryn Kasmir — Hofstra University (Anthropology)
Robin D.G. Kelley — UCLA (History)
Andrew Kliman — Pace University (Economics)
Karl Klare — Northeastern University School of Law (Labor & Employment Law)
David Laibman — CUNY Brooklyn College (Economics, emeritus)
Paul Le Blanc — La Roche University (History)
Li Minqi — University of Utah (Economics)
Peter Linebaugh — University of Toledo (History, emeritus)
George Lipsitz — UC Santa Barbara (Black Studies)
Stephanie Luce — CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies (Labor Studies)
Biju Mathew — Rider University (Business)
Paul Mattick Jr. — Adelphi University (Philosophy)
Robert McChesney — University of Illinois (Communications, emeritus)
Randall H. McGuire — SUNY Binghamton (Anthropology)
Peter McLaren — Chapman University (Education, emeritus)
David McNally — University of Houston (Political Science)
Jodi Melamed — Marquette University (English)
Salar Mohandesi — University of Pennsylvania (History)
Jason W. Moore — Binghamton University (Sociology)
Fred Moseley — Mount Holyoke College (Economics)
Kirstin Munro — New School for Social Research (Economics)
Immanuel Ness — CUNY Brooklyn College (Political Science)
Bertell Ollman — NYU (Politics)
Christian Parenti — CUNY (Journalism/Economics)
Michael Perelman — California State University Chico (Economics, emeritus)
Michael J. Piore — MIT (Economics, emeritus)
Minnie Bruce Pratt — Syracuse University (Writing, emerita)
Barbara Ransby — University of Illinois Chicago (History)
Adolph L. Reed Jr. — University of Pennsylvania (Political Science, emeritus)
Touré Reed — Illinois State University (History)
Gabriel Rockhill — Villanova University (Philosophy)
David Roediger — University of Kansas (American Studies)
John Roemer — Yale University (Economics)
William I. Robinson — UC Santa Barbara (Sociology)
Mike Rotkin — UC Santa Cruz (Lecturer)
E. San Juan Jr. — University of Connecticut (English, emeritus)
Anwar Shaikh — New School for Social Research (Economics)
Tommie Shelby — Harvard University (Philosophy/African American Studies)
Nikhil Pal Singh — NYU (Social and Cultural Analysis)
Robyn Spencer — Lehman College CUNY (History)
Neferti Tadiar — Barnard College (Women's Studies)
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor — Princeton University (African American Studies)
Alberto Toscano — UC San Diego (Sociology)
Mark Tushnet — Harvard Law School (Constitutional Law, emeritus)
Alan M. Wald — University of Michigan (English, emeritus)
Thomas E. Weisskopf — University of Michigan (Economics, emeritus)
Richard Wolff — New School for Social Research (Economics, emeritus)
John Womack — Harvard University (History, emeritus)
Robert Wrenn — University of Maine (Economics, emeritus)
Michael D. Yates — formerly University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown (Economics)
Gale A. Yee — Episcopal Divinity School (Biblical Studies)
Michael Zweig — SUNY Stony Brook (Economics, emeritus)
Nick Burns@NickBurns
@CliffordAsness @PhilWMagness If that’s anywhere near true then it would be easy to name hundreds of actual, bona fide Marxist professors. But somehow no one can?
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What athlete had no haters in their prime?
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Genuine question, why didn’t this do crazy well?
It’s Pokemon, did everyone just decide they didn’t wanna like Pokemon that day?
Blaze Binges@BlazeBinges
Now watching Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (2019)
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I remain one of the few people on the internet who defends The Last Jedi. It was a great Star Wars movie. Rise of Skywalker was abominable garbage, though.
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias
Ten years ago, it would have been inconceivable to me for the release of a new Star Wars feature film to be this little of a big deal. The Last Jedi / Rise of Skywalker fiasco destroyed a staggering amount of cultural and economic value.
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@TheCinesthetic This sounds like more of an interpersonal beef between Carpenter and Cronenberg rather than a genuine commentary about the supposed self-serious nature of modern horror.
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John Carpenter talking about David Cronenberg and criticizing how self-serious modern horror has become.
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It's me, Tom Lemon.
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So you can purchase Sport Drink.
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what should i add to my jeep driver playlist
peepeepoopoo@DeepDishEnjoyer
driving a jeep grand cherokee l through rural vermont today
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