He seems preoccupied with where people’s money is coming from. Ironic, that.
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Ending a phrase with a preposition is OMFG bad, but “don’t talk so fucking lose” is proper English 
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Someone I know tangentially has set up a small non-profit business to make it easy for people to stay connected to their senators, representatives, etc. There are postcard packs (with appropriate images from various protest rallies), plus a how-to on the website. Any profits generated will go to an appropriate non-profit organization; they’re currently soliciting recommendations on which one(s) to support.
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Encouraging science & technology workers to get active, and run for office:
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Can you post the link?
ETA n/m, I finally found it
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Awesome sign. (But not a grammarian. #WhatIsSubjunctive #TheTwoCultures)
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DO WANT!
Though that’s clearly knitting, I’ll have to try to Google a crochet pattern…
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Not sure if the video in this will show up properly (and discourse seems to think @tekna2007 already posted it, but I’m not seeing it), but…
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Nope, you’re right, I didn’t post that one. But I did get the same wrong message the last time I posted.
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Sick burn. I’d like to see one for establishment Dems that says, “Elect us so we can get busy rearranging the deck chairs!”
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I think that’d be fair, and I like the idea of equal coverage for both major parties re their (tepid or non-existent) stances on climate action. I’d rather people didn’t have to give up their party affiliation, whatever that may be, to support action on climate and environment. (I thought about clipping the party reference off, maybe I should have.)
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Or just replace Republicans with Politicians. That would be close enough to 100% true.
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The fact of the march/protest/rally really isn’t the most interesting part of this short video.
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