Can you expand on that just a bit?
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No, all we do is vaguely subtweet here
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If they don't want a particular change, that would seem natural.
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Which social movement are you speaking of?
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Such as...
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For those asking which movement: this happens every time. Easy examples: Occupy. Defund the Police. They are analysed entirely in terms of electoral politics, which is not the context in which they operate.
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tolerates is quit the stretch. It's always been the role of corporate (not indy unfounded) journos to undermine any movements that threaten capitals economic supremacy over average people. The only social movements that aren't crushed are the ones that can be coopted by capital.
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Journalists work for plutocrats. Dilemma solved.
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Pet peeve #32: gridlock, with cars and stuff, results from too many people trying to do too many things at the same time in the same space. Congress is opposite.
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