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Inconstancy and confessions of love that lead nowhere.

I'll be your marketer for the right price.

Are we God?

Great bro! How are you?

To a degree. Thankfully, such finesse is called statecraft and there is a wide body of history, philosophy, and literature our leaders could draw from to guide them. There is no perfect guide to these things, but brute force is rarely the best way.

I agree. I think it should be dealt with strength but finesse.

I'm all for letting existing polities do as they please, but this looks eerily similar to how the Bolsheviks seized certain urban centers before spreading their cancer (an apt metaphor) across the USSR. The CHAZ is funny...but so were the early Soviets. People thought their little experiment...

Pass the kool aid!

Laura? Is that you?

Bobby? Is that you?

My German teacher told us stories of how there was this train station in Germany where bikers used to fight hippies every so often. I thought it sounded like some ridiculous foreign event at the time...

If the police cannot be seized, they will be considered a counter-revolutionary force to be dismantled. But make no mistake, order will be restored and something uglier will result.

They're waiting on assistance from the Kronstadt Soviet.

I was missing my heresy quota for the day. Thank you.

1. Why are statues necessarily idols? 2. Because history is more complex than a Marxian victim vs. oppressor narrative. Some people had vices worth denouncing and virtues worth celebrating. The statue is there because they were significant, not necessarily perfect. Their example has a lesson to...

The wisest have given advice along these lines.

I'm confused. Are you supporting monuments to victims or ridding the country of monuments altogether?

Correction: The American participation in the international slave trade ended when Lee was one year old. I was wrong.