yesman

Oh come on. The strangeness of this story makes it credible.

Being surprised is an opportunity to examine your assumptions, not cosplay as Q.

Remember, when you hear liberals fretting about Kash Patel and Donald Trump's vendetta against the FBI they're not worried that the Feds are going to do injustice, they're worried that they're going to turn their injustice against bonified citizens like Liz Cheney.

Sure, Patel is going to cause innocents to suffer, that's business as usual. But he's also going to damage the FBI. At least in reputation. This is a very good thing.

It's no secret to progressives that authoritarian agendas thrive when working-class voters feel abandoned

It's nice they included this statement as the first sentence. It's lets you know right up front that if you don't accept this premise, then the conclusions that follow are going to be incoherent.

Progressives need to realize that Marxism is a fine tool for some problems and not the answer to every question. It's not just the economy, stupid.

If Batman were a realistic Billionaire, he'd buy Wikipedia to "set the record straight".

I will never hear the phrase "Pavel and his mates" the same way again.

I was worried that this was going to be gore, and then disappointed it wasn't.

Posts complaining about "politics" and "propaganda" are invariably made by people who want to see those things, just the kind aligned with their politics.

I think the first time I saw this meme format was around 2002-2004. And I've seen it 10,000 times since then. And if OP is posting this in good faith, this will be the first time.

And BTW, there is no such thing as a space without propaganda or politics. Only spaces where the politics and propaganda are homestyle and cozy.

I want the Russian Navy

Mistaken for torpedo boats

I want the real Russian Navy

Fired upon them

No, the real Russian Navy

also firing on each other in the chaos of the melée

Perfection

Instead of denying the label "terrorist", we should embrace and normalize it. It was always a rhetorical weapon for the status-quo, and we have the power to take that away.

The people responsible for your anxiety are not offshore, they're upstairs.