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  1. @run_atalanta @RickiTarr

    The People are resisting effectively.

    As a result, #ICE is forced to adjust their tactics to quick-in quick-out operations, before local communities can respond.

    Check out #chicago

    kolektiva.social/@kirkland/115

    You can find coverage via the always excellent #ItCouldHappenHere podcast.

  2. @run_atalanta @RickiTarr

    The People are resisting effectively.

    As a result, #ICE is forced to adjust their tactics to quick-in quick-out operations, before local communities can respond.

    Check out #chicago

    kolektiva.social/@kirkland/115

    You can find coverage via the always excellent #ItCouldHappenHere podcast.

  3. @run_atalanta @RickiTarr

    The People are resisting effectively.

    As a result, #ICE is forced to adjust their tactics to quick-in quick-out operations, before local communities can respond.

    Check out #chicago

    kolektiva.social/@kirkland/115

    You can find coverage via the always excellent #ItCouldHappenHere podcast.

  4. @run_atalanta @RickiTarr

    The People are resisting effectively.

    As a result, #ICE is forced to adjust their tactics to quick-in quick-out operations, before local communities can respond.

    Check out #chicago

    kolektiva.social/@kirkland/115

    You can find coverage via the always excellent #ItCouldHappenHere podcast.

  5. @run_atalanta @RickiTarr

    The People are resisting effectively.

    As a result, #ICE is forced to adjust their tactics to quick-in quick-out operations, before local communities can respond.

    Check out #chicago

    kolektiva.social/@kirkland/115

    You can find coverage via the always excellent #ItCouldHappenHere podcast.

  6. @pluralistic

    From your article:

    > The only area where this investment retrenchment and uncertainty is not in evidence comes from the insane capital expenditures for AI computing power, which is propping up the economy almost by itself.

    @brianmerchant had a great appearance on KQED's Forum.

    They discussed, among other things, that aspect of things, the potential bubble in which the US economy is being propped up by all of that capital flowing into data centers.

    kqed.org/forum/2010101910899/a

    Meanwhile, the good people over at It Could Happen Here dive into successful efforts by #noDesertDataCenter to block an Amazon data center in #Tuscon AZ of all places.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #coolZoneMedia #ItCouldHappenHere

  7. @pluralistic

    From your article:

    > The only area where this investment retrenchment and uncertainty is not in evidence comes from the insane capital expenditures for AI computing power, which is propping up the economy almost by itself.

    @brianmerchant had a great appearance on KQED's Forum.

    They discussed, among other things, that aspect of things, the potential bubble in which the US economy is being propped up by all of that capital flowing into data centers.

    kqed.org/forum/2010101910899/a

    Meanwhile, the good people over at It Could Happen Here dive into successful efforts by #noDesertDataCenter to block an Amazon data center in #Tuscon AZ of all places.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #coolZoneMedia #ItCouldHappenHere

  8. @pluralistic

    From your article:

    > The only area where this investment retrenchment and uncertainty is not in evidence comes from the insane capital expenditures for AI computing power, which is propping up the economy almost by itself.

    @brianmerchant had a great appearance on KQED's Forum.

    They discussed, among other things, that aspect of things, the potential bubble in which the US economy is being propped up by all of that capital flowing into data centers.

    kqed.org/forum/2010101910899/a

    Meanwhile, the good people over at It Could Happen Here dive into successful efforts by #noDesertDataCenter to block an Amazon data center in #Tuscon AZ of all places.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #coolZoneMedia #ItCouldHappenHere

  9. @pluralistic

    From your article:

    > The only area where this investment retrenchment and uncertainty is not in evidence comes from the insane capital expenditures for AI computing power, which is propping up the economy almost by itself.

    @brianmerchant had a great appearance on KQED's Forum.

    They discussed, among other things, that aspect of things, the potential bubble in which the US economy is being propped up by all of that capital flowing into data centers.

    kqed.org/forum/2010101910899/a

    Meanwhile, the good people over at It Could Happen Here dive into successful efforts by #noDesertDataCenter to block an Amazon data center in #Tuscon AZ of all places.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #coolZoneMedia #ItCouldHappenHere

  10. @pluralistic

    From your article:

    > The only area where this investment retrenchment and uncertainty is not in evidence comes from the insane capital expenditures for AI computing power, which is propping up the economy almost by itself.

    @brianmerchant had a great appearance on KQED's Forum.

    They discussed, among other things, that aspect of things, the potential bubble in which the US economy is being propped up by all of that capital flowing into data centers.

    kqed.org/forum/2010101910899/a

    Meanwhile, the good people over at It Could Happen Here dive into successful efforts by #noDesertDataCenter to block an Amazon data center in #Tuscon AZ of all places.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #coolZoneMedia #ItCouldHappenHere

  11. @intransitivelie

    YUP.

    Lotsa overlap + intersectionality in the way politicians of all stripes dehumanize the unhoused and how politicians (especially the Republicans) demonize and dehumanize immigrants.

    Great conversation here between Theo Henderson, host of podcast "We The Unhoused", and James Stout:

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #itCouldHappenHere

  12. @intransitivelie

    YUP.

    Lotsa overlap + intersectionality in the way politicians of all stripes dehumanize the unhoused and how politicians (especially the Republicans) demonize and dehumanize immigrants.

    Great conversation here between Theo Henderson, host of podcast "We The Unhoused", and James Stout:

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #itCouldHappenHere

  13. @intransitivelie

    YUP.

    Lotsa overlap + intersectionality in the way politicians of all stripes dehumanize the unhoused and how politicians (especially the Republicans) demonize and dehumanize immigrants.

    Great conversation here between Theo Henderson, host of podcast "We The Unhoused", and James Stout:

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #itCouldHappenHere

  14. @intransitivelie

    YUP.

    Lotsa overlap + intersectionality in the way politicians of all stripes dehumanize the unhoused and how politicians (especially the Republicans) demonize and dehumanize immigrants.

    Great conversation here between Theo Henderson, host of podcast "We The Unhoused", and James Stout:

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #itCouldHappenHere

  15. @intransitivelie

    YUP.

    Lotsa overlap + intersectionality in the way politicians of all stripes dehumanize the unhoused and how politicians (especially the Republicans) demonize and dehumanize immigrants.

    Great conversation here between Theo Henderson, host of podcast "We The Unhoused", and James Stout:

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

    #itCouldHappenHere

  16. In the last hour, I have gotten two emails--from entities I did not subscribe to--that said "This bill is terrifying" and "This video is terrifying". People, you're doing it wrong. As #ItCouldHappenHere explained so well this week, the reason the fascists can flood the zone so effectively is because they're hijacking our nervous systems and compromising our ability to notice what's going on. Stop trying to make sure I'm "terrified" to make your point; it's not helping #FightFascism

  17. In the last hour, I have gotten two emails--from entities I did not subscribe to--that said "This bill is terrifying" and "This video is terrifying". People, you're doing it wrong. As #ItCouldHappenHere explained so well this week, the reason the fascists can flood the zone so effectively is because they're hijacking our nervous systems and compromising our ability to notice what's going on. Stop trying to make sure I'm "terrified" to make your point; it's not helping #FightFascism

  18. In the last hour, I have gotten two emails--from entities I did not subscribe to--that said "This bill is terrifying" and "This video is terrifying". People, you're doing it wrong. As #ItCouldHappenHere explained so well this week, the reason the fascists can flood the zone so effectively is because they're hijacking our nervous systems and compromising our ability to notice what's going on. Stop trying to make sure I'm "terrified" to make your point; it's not helping #FightFascism

  19. In the last hour, I have gotten two emails--from entities I did not subscribe to--that said "This bill is terrifying" and "This video is terrifying". People, you're doing it wrong. As #ItCouldHappenHere explained so well this week, the reason the fascists can flood the zone so effectively is because they're hijacking our nervous systems and compromising our ability to notice what's going on. Stop trying to make sure I'm "terrified" to make your point; it's not helping #FightFascism

  20. In the last hour, I have gotten two emails--from entities I did not subscribe to--that said "This bill is terrifying" and "This video is terrifying". People, you're doing it wrong. As #ItCouldHappenHere explained so well this week, the reason the fascists can flood the zone so effectively is because they're hijacking our nervous systems and compromising our ability to notice what's going on. Stop trying to make sure I'm "terrified" to make your point; it's not helping #FightFascism

  21. @bifouba

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  22. @bifouba

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  23. @bifouba

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  24. @bifouba

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  25. @bifouba

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  26. @nazgul

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  27. @nazgul

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  28. @nazgul

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  29. @nazgul

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  30. @nazgul

    The folk over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    > Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  31. CW: Discussion of Trump policy

    2/2
    Top HN comment:

    > Europeans were perfectly happy to buy American tech und military exports, thus earning U.S. money and making EU technologically and politically dependent from the U.S. - it really was perfect for the U.S. But the US decided that it was actually a BAD DEAL and they wanted to extort even more money and dependence from EU. So now EU is investing in their own tech and military, thus reducing the amount of money US is getting and also reducing EU's dependency on the US, thus forcing EU to invest in their own tech & military, thus becoming a competitor to the US products. Your boy trump did do deliver, is the US now GREAT enough for you yet?

    ~~~~~

    The cats over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  32. CW: Discussion of Trump policy

    2/2
    Top HN comment:

    > Europeans were perfectly happy to buy American tech und military exports, thus earning U.S. money and making EU technologically and politically dependent from the U.S. - it really was perfect for the U.S. But the US decided that it was actually a BAD DEAL and they wanted to extort even more money and dependence from EU. So now EU is investing in their own tech and military, thus reducing the amount of money US is getting and also reducing EU's dependency on the US, thus forcing EU to invest in their own tech & military, thus becoming a competitor to the US products. Your boy trump did do deliver, is the US now GREAT enough for you yet?

    ~~~~~

    The cats over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  33. CW: Discussion of Trump policy

    2/2
    Top HN comment:

    > Europeans were perfectly happy to buy American tech und military exports, thus earning U.S. money and making EU technologically and politically dependent from the U.S. - it really was perfect for the U.S. But the US decided that it was actually a BAD DEAL and they wanted to extort even more money and dependence from EU. So now EU is investing in their own tech and military, thus reducing the amount of money US is getting and also reducing EU's dependency on the US, thus forcing EU to invest in their own tech & military, thus becoming a competitor to the US products. Your boy trump did do deliver, is the US now GREAT enough for you yet?

    ~~~~~

    The cats over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  34. CW: Discussion of Trump policy

    2/2
    Top HN comment:

    > Europeans were perfectly happy to buy American tech und military exports, thus earning U.S. money and making EU technologically and politically dependent from the U.S. - it really was perfect for the U.S. But the US decided that it was actually a BAD DEAL and they wanted to extort even more money and dependence from EU. So now EU is investing in their own tech and military, thus reducing the amount of money US is getting and also reducing EU's dependency on the US, thus forcing EU to invest in their own tech & military, thus becoming a competitor to the US products. Your boy trump did do deliver, is the US now GREAT enough for you yet?

    ~~~~~

    The cats over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  35. CW: Discussion of Trump policy

    2/2
    Top HN comment:

    > Europeans were perfectly happy to buy American tech und military exports, thus earning U.S. money and making EU technologically and politically dependent from the U.S. - it really was perfect for the U.S. But the US decided that it was actually a BAD DEAL and they wanted to extort even more money and dependence from EU. So now EU is investing in their own tech and military, thus reducing the amount of money US is getting and also reducing EU's dependency on the US, thus forcing EU to invest in their own tech & military, thus becoming a competitor to the US products. Your boy trump did do deliver, is the US now GREAT enough for you yet?

    ~~~~~

    The cats over at #ItCouldHappenHere (recommended podcast) really capture a plausible model of the addled brain of #Trump

    Timestamp: 23:32

    > I think I finally understand what's going on in his brain, which is that he has convinced himself that like, if you have a trade deficit with a country, that means the country's robbing you.

    Trump's firm, lifelong belief is that if you are selling something, you've won, and if you're buying something, you have lost.

    iheart.com/podcast/105-it-coul

  36. I had to listen to this episode of #ItCouldHappenHere twice, because it’s so crazy that it’s almost impossible for a rational mind to grasp. If you think things have been crazy in #Texas for awhile, you have no idea…

    podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/

  37. I had to listen to this episode of #ItCouldHappenHere twice, because it’s so crazy that it’s almost impossible for a rational mind to grasp. If you think things have been crazy in #Texas for awhile, you have no idea…

    podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/

  38. I had to listen to this episode of #ItCouldHappenHere twice, because it’s so crazy that it’s almost impossible for a rational mind to grasp. If you think things have been crazy in #Texas for awhile, you have no idea…

    podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/