I am done with you. Go annoy someone else.

Direct your complaint to the author, Caitlin Johnstone:

https://caitlinjohnstone.com/about/

I'd love to read her reply...

that's a good example right there, buttercup.

Perhaps you meant "factual" rather than "fascist", junior. Verifiable facts have no politics, regardless of who presents them.

not quite sure why you think i care who you hate.

His actions are explained here:

https://raddle.me/f/meta/40045/ssdf-deconstructing-the-groupthink-of-the-reddit-raddle-echo

back atcha

Here's a quarter...

Here's a quarter...

Here's a quarter...

Got it. Thanks.

I have no idea what "she" or what "party" you are talking about. Chris Hedges is a male and the NDAA 2012 Indefinite Detention issue transcends party politics - about which I don't give a "single f**k" either.

"Never try to teach a pig to sing; it wastes your time and it annoys the pig."--Robert Heinlein:

By definition, a "meme" need not be humorous. In practice of course, many are. This one however, as you correctly observe, is not and was not so intended.

You can keep thinking that, or you can do more homework. You might start by researching the stand he and a brave few took against the Indefinite Detention provisions of NDAA 2012.

You miss the point, kid. The political power potential of intersectionality lies in leveraging areas of overlap rather than getting tangled up in the interwine.

"Anti-intersectionality"? I guess you missed my post on conflation vs coalition. And as to your questioning what I've actually done, I could ask you the same - but I won't, because if you've done anything worthwhile you'd be a fool to disclose it here.

I am not your Buddy, and I have no need to recount my years of activism here. As for posting Facebook links passing as activism, I couldn't agree with you more: That's one reason (among many) why I have never had a Facebook account.

"People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones."--Proverb

Hear the quote "in context" 12m11s in:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86nrI7wvSg4

Not so... Chris Hedges said it here:

https://youtu.be/86nrI7wvSg4?t=12m10s

1. "internet" should be capitalized.

2. "websight" should be spelled "website".

3. "sights" should be spelled "cites".

4. "anti-semetic" should be spelled "anti-Semitic".

5. Links to a web page do not necessarily constitute endorsement of a website.

"dubious meaning: 1. thought not to be completely true or not able to be trusted."

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/dubious

I appreciate your candor.

Old. And you?

No. And you?