everythingfox:

king-of-meme:

everythingfox:

Foxes are friends

Not food

I would hope not

doublemooncrab:

[laminated paper wobble noise]

zerocapitalism:

zerocapitalism:

justsomeantifas:

i think we might actually see the downfall of the dnc in our lifetimes.

in the past it was far more easy to blow smoke up USamericans asses when it came to politics

with the internet, despite billionaires best efforts, we are actually able to hold these politicians accountable globally

before the internet it would have been so easy to mask what happened at the caucus, but now people remember 2016’s clusterfuck, and this one was even more publicized.

people aren’t getting disillusioned theyre getting mad and they want the DSA to replace the DNC and the democrats know this which is why they are getting very scared

prompting responses like this:

I do not think the democrats will last very much longer because people stopped believing that the dnc is for the us and now we actually have a party that could fill the gap …

yall should not feel bad … our anger is changing things. stay motivated and stay informed, if not now soon we will take a win.

damn thats unfortunate

this news had cheered me up a lot i didnt realize it was inaccurate.

however i stand by what i said the dnc really is scared.

the more they screw with the fairness of the results the less people are going to trust them and the more they will turn to the dsa

we have seen how sketchy this all was i dont think people are going to be very quick to forget.

so far bernie currently still has the same amount of delegates even though pete obviously is not playing very fair

classichorrorblog:

Zombi 2 (Zombie)
Directed by Lucio Fulci (1979)

classichorrorblog:

The Beyond
Directed by Lucio Fulci (1981)

graccus-babeuf-did-nothing-wrong:

it’s like this

workingclasshistory:

On this day, 5 February 1981, the 240 mostly women workers at the Lee Jeans factory in Greenock, Scotland, occupied their workplace upon learning that it was due to be closed and production moved elsewhere.
They barricaded the doors with chairs, and two of them climbed onto the roof and down a drainpipe to buy 240 portions of fish and chips and Irn Bru.
They kept up the occupation for seven months, when management caved and agreed to a buyout, giving the jobs back to all 140 workers still occupying the plant.
This February we have far too many anniversaries post them here. For all of them each day, follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wrkclasshistory https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1342181152633698/?type=3