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Mar 24, 2012
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i fucking loooooooooooove election years. lulz*a*million
keepyourboehneroutofmyuterus:

Is it possible to for me to kiss this meme on the mouth? Because I would. 

i fucking loooooooooooove election years. lulz*a*million

keepyourboehneroutofmyuterus:

Is it possible to for me to kiss this meme on the mouth? Because I would. 

(Source: fucknoricksantorum, via onlytowardschaos)


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Mar 15, 2012
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Clients From Hell: Freelancer Payment Protection Act »

clientsfromhell:

Freelancing isn’t free. When a client doesn’t pay, copious amounts of time and money are needed to chase that paycheck. Let’s change that.

TheFreelancer Payment Protection Act
– which would legally protect freelancers from non-paying clients – needs your help.

Over 1,000 freelancers are already a part the campaign. The bill recently pushed through the New York State Assembly and secured key Republican and Democratic sponsors along the way. But we’re not done yet.


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Mar 10, 2012
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Mar 2, 2012
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Photo by Griffin Lots, for Rolling Stone.
via Occupy protesters look to the past with ‘+ Brigades’

Photo by Griffin Lots, for Rolling Stone.

via Occupy protesters look to the past with ‘+ Brigades’


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Feb 28, 2012
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dumbthingswhitepplsay:

thegoddamazon:

Oh look, Jon Stewart. Hay boo haaay.

BOOM

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Dec 2, 2011
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this is an actual graphic from his actual website.

this is an actual graphic from his actual website.


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Oct 21, 2011
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After a decade of war, the nation that we need to build and that we will build is our own.

OCCUPY AMERICA 

Barack Obama during his address today, announcing that our 39,000 brothers and sisters deployed in Iraq will be coming home by December. 

All US troops will be pulled out of Iraq by the end of the year, President Barack Obama has announced.


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Oct 7, 2011
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We’re talking about a democratic awakening. We’re talking about raising political consciousness, so it spills over; all parts of the country so people can begin to see what’s going on through a different set of lens. And then you begin to highlight what the more detailed demands would be, because in the end we’re really talking about what Martin King would call a revolution; a transfer of power from oligarchs to every day people of all colors, and that is a step-by-step process. It’s a democratic process, it’s a non-violent process, but it is a revolution, because these oligarchs have been transferring wealth from poor and working people at a very intense rate in the last 30 years, and getting away with it, and then still smiling in our faces and telling us it’s our fault. That’s a lie, and this beautiful group is a testimony to that being a lie.

When you get the makings of a U.S. autumn responding to the Arab Spring, and is growing and growing—-I hope it spills over to San Francisco and Chicago and Miami and Phoenix, Arizona, with our brown brothers and sisters, hits our poor white brothers and sisters in Appalachia—-so. it begins to coalesce. And I tell you, it is sublime to see all the different colors, all the different genders, all the different sexual orientations and different cultures, all together here in Liberty Plaza; there’s no doubt about it.

Cornel West, interview. Democracy Now!, 29 September 2011

A good response to people who keep demanding that the OWS protestors draw up some sort of platform of demands. That rarely happens in the early stages of liberation movements. At the moment, it’s about raising the consciousness of everyday Americans who have thus far accepted the notion that the U.S. is a democratic, fair, and equal society. It may be a strange notion to most Americans, but our country is one that—like the countries involved in the Arab Spring—is crying out for a democratic revolution.

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Oct 4, 2011
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Let me urge the occupiers to ignore the usual carping that besets powerful social movements in their earliest phases. Yes, you could be better organised, your demands more focused, your priorities clearer. All true, but in this moment, mostly irrelevant. Here is the key: if we want a mass and deep-rooted social movement of the left to re-emerge and transform the United States, we must welcome the many different streams, needs, desires, goals, energies and enthusiasms that inspire and sustain social movements. Now is the time to invite, welcome and gather them, in all their profusion and confusion.

Occupy Wall Street ends capitalism’s alibi


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Sep 30, 2011
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I Could Get Fired for Having a Voice

I Could Get Fired for Having a Voice



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Jul 16, 2011
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my-ear-trumpet:

unitedabominations:

Anyone see a sad trend?

Yes, Socialists don’t take NO for a bloody answer.

my-ear-trumpet:

unitedabominations:

Anyone see a sad trend?

Yes, Socialists don’t take NO for a bloody answer.

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Apr 18, 2011
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Why Developers Should Run for Congress - A Healthy Information Diet - InfoVegan.com »

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Third, great developers are systems fixers and systems hackers. There is no system more ripe for elegant process hacks than the United States House of Representatives. Put a developer in Congress, and they’ll start exposing data on their own. They’ll build systems to make it so they can hear from their constituents better. Just as Ted Kennedy had his staff make the first Congressional website, a developer in Congress will seek to use new technology to make their job easier. That’s what hackers do.


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Mar 24, 2011
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Rural working people have always had to do a little of this and a little of that to make ends meet. But up until the last couple generations, we didn’t need a special license or new facility each time we wanted to sell something to our neighbors. Small farmers and producers have been getting squeezed out in the name of food safety, yet it’s the industrial food that is causing food borne illness, not us.

Maine Town Declares Food Sovereignty, Nullifies Conflicting Laws