Lenin was pretty sassy when talking shit about kautsky. Mao was writing for peasants so he's probably the most relatable. I'm starting to think they were just a boy band
Not sure about like swimming and water sports but it's a pretty clean river. The public parks are great though. And for a city this size there's a million special interest groups. Plus there's a small PSL presence.
Portland's nice but a few things:
It's on the Willamette river, 2 hours from the coast. And the coast of Oregon is pretty mountainy and stormy. It rains a lot in Portland, so seasonal depression can hit everyone for like half the year. If you don't already have a job, there isn't much industry in Portland proper aside from healthcare, government and higher ed. The neighboring cities have some options like Intel and Nike. Oh also the state has a super racist history, used to be a whites-only state that confederates moved to after they lost the civil war. Portland proper and some of the neighboring areas there's a bit of diversity but outside that its pretty white and racist.
Outside of these things, it meets your other criteria
In union spaces we sometimes use the term organic leader to refer to people with or without institutional power that people like and respect. Someone who can meaningfully move their coworkers to take action. Instead of convincing each person in a department alone, you identify the organic leader, develop their knowledge of unions and skills and they can set to work moving their coworkers. Our goal was usually 1 leader to 10 or 20 workers. Obviously a different scale then what the article is thinking of for organic leaders.
a bunch of the high schools near where i live also did similar walkouts, i was talking with my lib colleague about it and he just said kids will use any excuse to skip class
Christina Gravert, an associate professor of economics at the University of Copenhagen, said there are actually few U.S. products on Danish grocery store shelves, “around 1 to 3%”. Nuts, wines and candy, for example. But there is widespread use of American technology in Denmark, from Apple iPhones to Microsoft Office tools.
Yeah I was also wondering about that. Would they refuse to give that info just like the Plurb cure? Or just asking for her eggs and any stem cells they created using them. Then just light it all on fire. Would they just say no?
I heard about a current push by some investors who say squeenix hasnt done enough monetization. So instead of all the remakes and sequels they should just make everything a gacha pay to win. Konami tried that for a while too then went back to making games when they realized they made way more by selling sequels (silent Hill f) and remakes (silent hill 2, metal gear delta)
The co-chairs mention the Zohran campaign had some disconnect between NYC dsa and them (the co-chairs, of dsa national i think?) can anyone explain that?
There isn't really a nursing shortage. That's mostly marketing to get more people to attend nursing school so they can saturate the market and drive down wages. What there is a shortage of is nurses willing to work bedside for shit pay, terrible ratios and no protections. It's so bad that somewhere between a third and half of new nurses leave the profession within the first two years after graduation.
May I please have 55 burgers, 55 fries, 55 tacos, 55 pies, 55 Cokes, 100 tater tots, 100 pizzas, 100 tenders, 100 meatballs, 100 coffees, 55 wings, 55 shakes, 55 pancakes, 55 pastas, 55 peppers, and 155 taters.