Wait I kinda get it now. I feel like I went through the stages a child goes through when their divorced mother introduces their new boyfriend all in one night. I accept you greg

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the political institutions" but, again, the most successful rhetorical strategy has been to talk about the economy and to discuss things in terms of individual freedoms / bodily autonomy. the anglosphere does not respond affirmatively to arguments around shared morals or civic values.

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the issue with this framing is not that the hate isn't genocidal (it is) but the average americanadian voter and especially political party does not really care that genocide occurs. too "abstract" for them and rhetorically "extreme" to say. there will be endless nitpicking over

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whether "it really is" a genocide (it is of course, but the truth does not matter to marketing). we've already seen this play out w/ palestine. you can argue it is an irrevocable indictment on the soul of the anglosphere that "the reality and possibilities of genocide does not move the public nor

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New in PN: We’ve blown past mere “transphobia” "Hitler used hatred of Jewish people to try to build power, and then he used that power to eliminate Jewish people. The Republican Party has a similar relationship to trans hate."

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