Quality of Life items. A comfy pair of slippers. A sharp bread knife. A mini pocket knife. A warm hat. A water bottle with a wide mouth locking lid. A 10 foot / 3 meter charging cable for your bedside. Headlamp with red LEDs for night bathroom trips. A tool kit. A bath/shower caddy. A pair of good noise canceling headphones. A steam deck. A high capacity charging brick. An air purifier. Plants.
So if I win, I lose and if I lose I win? And I have to fall into this logic vortex with Chuck Fucking Schumer? As if that idea didn't already make me motion sick...
A lot of big name steamers have deals with chess.com to only stream on their site, and some even have stake in chess.com. It's an equity issue for sure. And I have low tolerance for anything Danny Rench says because it always feels like his words are somehow coated in money.
City-run grocery stores has a potentially socialist implementation framework. If that succeeds in lowering food costs for average New Yorkers, that's only good for socialist messaging. Yeah there's a lot of other undesirable potential with Mamdani, but continuing to open peoples' eyes and see past the red scare tactics for the first time... Well, I think that's why there's cause for optimism that socialist messaging even being discussed is a hopeful sign.
They know antifa doesn't exist as a membered organization. The claim that it does is simply to instill fear of protesting or otherwise resisting deportations, and also to gaslight their own base into fearing leftists "weakening our borders.". Claiming antifa exists as such gives the right carte blanche to arrest and silence the most vocal, visible resistance, like Kat Abughazela.
How's Mamdani supposed to know whose palms to grease, who to cozy up to, who to buy off, and who he can sexpester once he's in office? Guy just gonna feel lost, I tell ya.
If I were on a boat with Hitler, Mao, and Stalin, and a gun with two bullets, I'd shoot Hitler seven times and highfive Mao & Stalin as we sail together into luxury gay space Communism, the end.
Ripley's Believe It or Not: Spaaaace Edition