[Marxism] The comedian going viral for lip-syncing Trump: 'People really hate him' | US news | The Guardian
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[Marxism] Fwd: Milwaukee Sentinel Editorial Re: Wisconsin Supreme Court Decision
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[Marxism] Hunger Gnaws at the Edges of the World: The Twentieth Newsletter (2020).
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[Marxism] Inside Trump’s coronavirus meltdown
POSTING RULES & NOTES #1 YOU MUST clip all extraneous text when replying to a message. #2 This mail-list, like most, is publicly & permanently archived. #3 Subscribe and post under an alias if #2 is a concern. * FT.com, May 14, 2020 Inside Trump’s coronavirus meltdown What went wrong in the president’s first real crisis — and what does it mean for the US? By Edward Luce When the history is written of how America handled the global era’s first real pandemic, March 6 will leap out of the timeline. That was the day Donald Trump visited the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. His foray to the world’s best disease research body was meant to showcase that America had everything under control. It came midway between the time he was still denying the coronavirus posed a threat and the moment he said he had always known it could ravage America. Shortly before the CDC visit, Trump said “within a couple of days, [infections are] going to be down to close to zero”. The US then had 15 cases. “One day, it’s like a miracle, it will disappear.” A few days afterwards, he claimed: “I’ve felt it was a pandemic long before it was called a pandemic.” That afternoon at the CDC provides an X-ray into Trump’s mind at the halfway point between denial and acceptance. We now know that Covid-19 had already passed the breakout point in the US. The contagion had been spreading for weeks in New York, Washington state and other clusters. The curve was pointing sharply upwards. Trump’s goal in Atlanta was to assert the opposite. Wearing his “Keep America Great” baseball cap, the US president was flanked by Robert Redfield, head of the CDC, Alex Azar, the US secretary of health and human services, and Brian Kemp, governor of Georgia. In his 47-minute interaction with the press, Trump rattled through his greatest hits. He dismissed CNN as fake news, boasted about his high Fox News viewership, cited the US stock market’s recent highs, called Washington state’s Democratic governor a “snake” and admitted he hadn’t known that large numbers of people could die from ordinary flu. He also misunderstood a question on whether he should cancel campaign rallies for public health reasons. “I haven’t had any problems filling [the stadiums],” Trump said. What caught the media’s attention were two comments he made about the disease. There would be four million testing kits available within a week. “The tests are beautiful,” he said. “Anybody that needs a test gets a test.” Ten weeks later, that is still not close to being true. Fewer than 3 per cent of Americans had been tested by mid-May. Trump also boasted about his grasp of science. He cited a “super genius” uncle, John Trump, who taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and implied he inherited his intellect. “I really get it,” he said. “Every one of these doctors said, ‘How do you know so much about this?’ Maybe I have a natural ability.” Historians might linger on that observation too. What the headlines missed was a boast that posterity will take more seriously than Trump’s self-estimated IQ, or the exaggerated test numbers (the true number of CDC kits by March was 75,000). Trump proclaimed that America was leading the world. South Korea had its first infection on January 20, the same day as America’s first case, and was, he said, calling America for help. “They have a lot of people that are infected; we don’t.” “All I say is, ‘Be calm,’” said the president. “Everyone is relying on us. The world is relying on us.” He could just as well have said baseball is popular or foreigners love New York. American leadership in any disaster, whether a tsunami or an Ebola outbreak, has been a truism for decades. The US is renowned for helping others in an emergency. In hindsight, Trump’s claim to global leadership leaps out. History will mark Covid-19 as the first time that ceased to be true. US airlifts have been missing in action. America cannot even supply itself. South Korea, which has a population density nearly 15 times greater and is next door to China, has lost a total of 259 lives to the disease. There have been days when America has lost 10 times that number. The US death toll is now approaching 90,000. What has gone wrong? I interviewed dozens of people, including outsiders who Trump consults regularly, former senior advisers, World Health Organization officials, leading scientists and diplomats, and figures inside the White House. Some spoke off the record. Again and again, the story that emerged is of a president who ignored increasingly urgent intelligence warnings from January, dismisses anyone who claims to know more than him and trusts no one outside a tiny coterie, led by his daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner – the property developer who Trump has empowered
[Marxism] Book Review: IMPACT Comics from Dark Horse EC Archives
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[Marxism] NY Times: We Must Not Forget The Jackson State Massacre
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[Marxism] The Race to Replace a Dying Neoliberalism - FPIF
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Re: [Marxism] Vox Shamelessly Smears Michael Moore’s “Planet of the Humans”
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Re: [Marxism] Vox Shamelessly Smears Michael Moore’s “Planet of the Humans”
POSTING RULES & NOTES #1 YOU MUST clip all extraneous text when replying to a message. #2 This mail-list, like most, is publicly & permanently archived. #3 Subscribe and post under an alias if #2 is a concern. * "Stokes falsely accuses the film of advocating for population control and then compares the filmmakers with hate groups ... Nowhere in the film does anyone even mention population control, much less advocate for it. In fact, the filmmakers are against population control. Producer Ozzie Zehner is recorded saying clearly, “I’m not for population control”." Right, not for pop control, just number one with pop control advocates! Frankly, I don't care about what views they have outside of their films when it's the films that will be mass consumed. The reality is that the film did not take a hardline position against population control, and if you mention population as a cause of the climate crisis but don't immediately follow up with an opposition to population control, then logic of the argument is for population control. If you take a horse to water, don't be surprised if it drinks. This is - at best - a glaring omission which provides succor to ecofascists parading as socialist degrowthers and at worst is a nod in the direction of ecofascism itself. Either way, enough to completely discredit the film, and that's before we get into the old school arguments it puts against renewable energy which Orfalea says aren't lies. Sure, they're not lies if we're talking about lying in the most strict sense (i.e. making the abstract historical argument), but they are absolutely misrepresentations of renewable energy to the point that they are lies of omission. The argument can be made that the film isn't "about" renewable energy tech, but if that's the case don't spend a good chunk of it attacking old renewable energy tech without explaining how things have improved. Again - not anti-renewable energy, just number one with anti-renewable energy advocates! There is no simple technological fix for climate change. But climate change is a technology problem - you will not stop, slow or mitigate climate change without green tech - or genocide. It's also a social problem (of property relations, ecological renewal etc) and an economic problem (of the capitalist market and profit motive both of which lead to wasteful consumption patterns and inhibit the development of green tech). The choice is green technology organised and implemented by a planned economy or genocide. Ecosocialism or ecofascism. As far as I'm concerned, with the way Planet of the Humans presents itself, it tries to ride the fence. The most generous analysis you can honestly put forward of this is that it's a massive propaganda blunder by well-intentioned filmmakers, though frankly calling the likes of Gibbs well-intentioned is a bit of a stretch. On Thu, 14 May 2020 at 16:49, Louis Proyect via Marxism wrote: > > POSTING RULES & NOTES > #1 YOU MUST clip all extraneous text when replying to a message. > #2 This mail-list, like most, is publicly & permanently archived. > #3 Subscribe and post under an alias if #2 is a concern. > * > > https://medium.com/@0rf/vox-shamelessly-smears-michael-moores-planet-of-the-humans-4ddd4706bf5a > > _ > Full posting guidelines at: http://www.marxmail.org/sub.htm > Set your options at: > https://lists.csbs.utah.edu/options/marxism/elsayeds%40tcd.ie _ Full posting guidelines at: http://www.marxmail.org/sub.htm Set your options at: https://lists.csbs.utah.edu/options/marxism/archive%40mail-archive.com
[Marxism] Vox Shamelessly Smears Michael Moore’s “Planet of the Humans”
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[Marxism] Genocidal Gina: How Rhode Island Governor Sacrificed Humanitarian Credibility to Appease GOP Crackpots | Washington Babylon
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[Marxism] In Bid for Party Unity, Biden Moves Beyond Restoring the Pre-Trump Era
POSTING RULES & NOTES #1 YOU MUST clip all extraneous text when replying to a message. #2 This mail-list, like most, is publicly & permanently archived. #3 Subscribe and post under an alias if #2 is a concern. * (Ocasio-Cortez closes ranks with the Pelosi wing of the DP. Watch Jacobin/DSA fall into line as the election draws near.) NY Times, May 14, 2020 In Bid for Party Unity, Biden Moves Beyond Restoring the Pre-Trump Era By Katie Glueck and Astead W. Herndon Throughout the Democratic presidential primary, Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s rivals criticized his focus on restoring America to the pre-Trump era, accusing him of promoting a backward-looking political vision that ignored the deep-rooted causes of the nation’s problems. Mr. Biden’s message to voters sometimes fueled that perception: He constantly invoked the Obama legacy. He leaned on longtime party donors and endorsements from establishment Democrats — some of whom had been out of office for years. He criticized some of the progressive ideas of his primary rivals. But as he steps into the general election having vanquished the party’s left wing, and the nation reels from a pandemic that has devastated the economy, Mr. Biden is striking fewer of the moderate notes that won him the nomination, instead courting progressives with a new openness to systemic disruption. The clearest sign of that shift came on Wednesday, when Mr. Biden announced a slate of joint policy task forces with Senator Bernie Sanders focused on issues ranging from climate change to criminal justice reform. The task force members include stalwart Biden allies, but also a who’s who of “Medicare for all” champions, advocates for eliminating college debt, and critics of the Obama administration’s immigration policy — the kind of activists who have long been skeptical of Mr. Biden’s more incremental instincts. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, perhaps the nation’s most prominent young progressive, is co-chair of the climate change task force along with former Secretary of State John Kerry, a significant development as Mr. Biden seeks to improve his standing with younger and more liberal voters. While the task forces have yet to convene, and it is far from clear whether they will produce policy results or simply the appearance of political harmony, Mr. Biden is plainly trying to unite the most progressive wing of the party with the Democratic establishment. That’s a goal critical to delivering a big Democratic vote against President Trump, and his united Republican Party, in November. “I think I can speak for a lot of young people in that I was not motivated or inspired by Biden’s refrain of a return to normalcy,” said Varshini Prakash, the executive director of the progressive climate activism group Sunrise Movement, who will join Ms. Ocasio-Cortez on the climate policy working group. “If you want to energize our generation, give us a vision of what we’re fighting for — and not just what we’re fighting against.” In recent weeks, Mr. Biden has detailed an agenda that increasingly features progressive policies and language. Where he once pitched a message anchored in electability, he has now embraced a rhetorical stew that mixes the “hope” of former President Barack Obama with the populism of Mr. Sanders and Senator Elizabeth Warren. It’s a reflection of political sensitivity to the national mood, which risks turning to overwhelming anger as economic pain builds. But it is also an implicit acknowledgment that Mr. Biden cannot win by merely promising to remove Mr. Trump. “Yes, I’ve endorsed Vice President Biden and yes, we’re working to help organize progressives,” said Representative Barbara Lee of California, a former chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus. “But we have to make sure that an agenda that speaks to the aspirations of all Americans is an agenda that he embraces.” In recent weeks, Mr. Biden’s words and his policies have drifted left. He announced a new plan last week focusing on systemic racism, and indicated in a Snapchat interview that he supported a federal rent bailout. In discussing big businesses and stimulus money, he recently snarled in a Politico interview, “This is the second time we’ve bailed their asses out.” And this month, he was co-author of an op-ed article with Ms. Warren in McClatchy newspapers, acknowledging that “for many Americans, our economy wasn’t working even before the devastation of the Covid-19 crisis.” “The blinders have been taken off,” Mr. Biden said at a recent fund-raiser. “Because of this Covid crisis, I think people are realizing: ‘My Lord. Look at what is possible.’” Such a messaging shift presents both opportunities and challenges for Mr. Biden, who spent much of the primary keenly focused on how a presidential candidate’s
[Marxism] How to Argue With Your Comrades
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[Marxism] The DSA Is Growing Fast During the Coronavirus Pandemic - The Atlantic
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[Marxism] US elderly care devastated by the profit system - World Socialist Web Site
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[Marxism] Joe Biden teams with Bernie Sanders on new, policy-focused task forces - Vox
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[Marxism] Clarion Ledger: Mississippi poultry worker who died of COVID-19 pushed for better pay, conditions
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[Marxism] 'Monstrous Cruelty: As Hunger Soars, Trump USDA Resumes Effort to Take Nutrition Benefits From More Than a Million People | Common Dreams News
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[Marxism] [UCE] Mississippi poultry worker who died of COVID-19 pushed for better pay, conditions
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[Marxism] Can we simultaneously oppose Bayer/Monsanto’s biotechnology and support Cuba’s Interferon Alpha 2B? | Don Fitz | MR Online
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