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Crying at these pictures of Natalie, José's daughter and friend to my son.

It's hard to imagine this passing.

So. Much. Stuff.

Spot on.

No surprise that the encampments are used as dumping grounds by the cheap/lazy.

This is the fear Stephen Miller and his kind want.

Wonder what this dude's motives turn out to be

Automobile supremacy is baked into our cities and our culture and it kills.

Good point on how *industrial* design works.

In the end we'll have a great system... but I wonder if it will be behind our needs by the time it's done?

I wonder how many of these internal systems are my customers...

I'll be 36.9 on September 18th

"they will always seek to turn an argument about oppression into a dispute about manners"

Need some D7 socialists...

The commerce and technology giant grown in Seattle has had a profound impact on modern life, changing consumer behavior, reinventing industries and shaping the city like few companies in history.

Growing horizontally was incentivized, and now the bill is due.

Definitely my favorite candidate in the race.

Some disgusting stories in here but not surprising that it's one more for the pile.

The theft continues. Of course through tax shenanigans.

Everything is terrible.

Pretty vile, and fears stoked by our terrible President.

A powerful condemnation of our history.

January 22, 1939 Assistant Professor Henry “Indiana” Jones Jr. Department of Anthropology Chapman Hall 227B Marshall College Dr. Jones: As chairman...

Crimes against humanity. But what am I doing about it?

Lots of great points and pull quotes in here. Main thesis is that those in power are more willing to throw out the system and their principles if it means keeping their power.

Powerful personal story plus argument in favor of protection of access to abortion.

He's a corrupt asshole traitor. He has to go.

She's got a plan. But she isn't a socialist even if she is very progressive. I do like to hear "markets without rules are theft" though.

I hope I'm close... but the dishes sometimes still pile up!

I really do love his writing. The line about the cruel reality of putting words in order is great.