leaded solder enjoyer

@evilwasher.space

columbus in --> indy-ish --> pittsburgh --> kc-ish kansas city bus riders union (tweets/opinions are mine) interstellar (2014) watch count: 25 (pfp from once upon a jester) disillusioned and unhappy longtime indiana fever fan http://evil.nyc/

i feel like one could plot my bluesky activity as a function of my mental health and r would be in the high 0.8s. like usually im having a really bad time but sometimes i just want to yell about trains

✍️ while im talking about electoral stuff: everyone in KS 3rd district should be voting for @sarahpreu.bsky.social in the primary she stopped by the @kcbusriders.bsky.social table during a mutual aid fair and engaged with our issues on transit, offered further conversation, and really does care!

leaded solder enjoyer@evilwasher.space · last wk.

so actually we have one of the best supreme court appointment systems in the country and changing this would open up what should be a nonpartisan, merit-based position to the influence of PACs. ⚠️ Kansans: vote NO on the amendment ⚠️

which is why as we get funds to distribute bus passes, we will not be means testing. that concept as a whole is inherently exclusionary. it hardly ever prevents those in power from taking resources. it only makes those in need struggle to prove they actually "deserve" help. and increases overhead

The Editorial Board@editorialboard.bsky.social · last wk.

4. That's the part of his interview that's getting the most attention. Here's the part I think should get more. Mamdani said most American politics can be divided between two questions: "Who deserves what?" and "how do we serve everyone?"