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  • John is a hardcore Neo-Liberal. He’s always looking for a market solution to the problems of capital.

    John will platform absolute ogres; ask them softball questions while holding up their new book. True, John gets a better class of ogre than Joe Rogan, but that’s a pretty low bar.

    He’s also a member of the wealthy and celebrity elite and is quite out of touch.




  • A true centrist is someone who considers both left and right positions carefully, then sides with the right.

    Centrism is rarely a coherent ideology and to most people it’s seen as the “default” or “starting” position of politics. In reality, issue by issue, there is rarely a coherent ‘in between’ position. Centrists tend to be politically naive, and navigate the world by intuition (they call it common sense). The Right dominates people who think this way.












  • It’s easy to see how this helps Russia, but what does it do for the US? The amounts discussed are less than 2days of US consumption. To drop prices, they need to increase refining capacity, this plan does nothing for that. Most people don’t know that the oil is flowing. Not at pre-war levels, but much better than in the Summer. The problem isn’t oil, it’s all the refineries that have been blown up in the Gulf States and Russia.

    You’d think we’d be trying to help the Gulf States repair the war damage. Since theirs a chance that won’t just get bombed again. I think the reason Trump gave up on oil prices is because after the ceasefire deal with Iran collapsed, there simply wasn’t enough time to undo the damage before the midterms.

    The energy ceasefire is a good idea and would save the Ukrainian people a lot of suffering and death. It would also go a long way to solve the diesel crisis. It’s just that high energy prices and Ukrainian suffering are good for Moscow.