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4/14/2021 12:30:00 PM

Today I learned that you can pay to put an #ActualFakeNews segment into your local news. The US Chamber of Commerce paid multiple local TV stations to air an anti-PRO-act ad and pretend it was #journalism.

It's also fine to lie about the contents of the bill in #ActualFakeNews. https://t.co/R6vUzZmhhT
— Will Stedden, who washes the washers? (@bonkerfield) April 14, 2021

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4/14/2021 10:26:00 AM

My version:

Daunte was convicted of a victimless crime. His punishment was to pay money. A cop stopped him to extract more money but realized he already owed money, which is a crime. While attempting to electrocute him & arrest him for owing money, she shot him

That’s the story https://t.co/G9Faa1RLen
— Michael Harriot (@michaelharriot) April 13, 2021

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4/12/2021 05:41:00 PM

URGENT: can someone please tell me what this emoji is supposed to mean. Should I be alarmed? pic.twitter.com/Mqv0eEVGZD
— Will Stedden, who washes the washers? (@bonkerfield) April 13, 2021

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4/12/2021 01:28:00 PM

first demetricating social media and now detokenizing the NFT madness, thank you @bengrosser. https://t.co/iI6TxP68yi
— Will Stedden, who washes the washers? (@bonkerfield) April 12, 2021

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4/11/2021 10:04:00 PM

I agree that estate taxes are good, but saying multigenerational transfer is anti-capitalist doesn't add up to me. The entire point of capitalism is that the capitalist gets to choose what they do with their wealth because they own it, including giving it to their kids. (Which I think is a bad thing by the way.) Socializing wealth at the end of life makes sense because the real source of wealth comes from a tacit agreement between the owner and society: that we will concentrate the decision making power of capital into the hands of those who are most able to return value to society. But fundamentally, the wealth should derive from society at large not from capital itself.

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4/11/2021 01:45:00 PM

I remember this tweet pretty much every weekend since I saw it. https://t.co/iSg7ijddWt
— Will Stedden, who washes the washers? (@bonkerfield) April 11, 2021

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4/10/2021 09:33:00 PM

Yep, "closed system, high calorie production and maintenance of land quality/health" sounds like about everything I want to work towards (and maybe even throw in some low cost and low energy continuous measurement). I guess I'm hoping that somebody can package those concepts together into something with a wikipedia page I could point to that isn't permaculture.

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4/10/2021 04:43:00 PM

I'd be curious to know what word you use to describe what you're into now? I cringe a little when I hear permaculture to be honest, but I am very interested in land restoration and low/no input agriculture and would like to know if there's a label for that.

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4/08/2021 09:18:00 PM

Working on mixing my days and nights. pic.twitter.com/CaGeVYKbAr
— Adverb (@advadnoun) April 9, 2021

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4/07/2021 09:07:00 PM

Just published our first article introducing the topic of leftwardism and directional radicalism. A call to unite everyone who thinks the world should be any little tiny bit more equitable in any way than it is now. Follow and subscribe to learn more. https://t.co/K8e5DJGFVz
— The Leftwardist (@leftwardist) April 8, 2021

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