Andrew Hills

@gcrespector.bsky.social

Philosophy of Law | Political Economy, Defence Econ | Tenor Sax etc | McGill Political Theory PhD student | Tweets not legal advice

Previous library patron, why would you leave a note that says “article”? It’s not even the only article on the page (and it’s in page 459 so surely this isn’t the first article you’ve seen)

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Many are saying this (if you doubt this, answer me: which country has the most successful long-term monetary policy and why is it China?) Not clear how practical this is for small states obviously.

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So it’s a referendum about whether to have a referendum? Don’t really see the point of that - either have a referendum or don’t, why waste time voting about whether to have a vote about whether to secede?

Seems like anti-gerrymandering folks made a mistake passing legislation in easy states first. They need those states to wield the threat of gerrymandering to prevent the Republicans drawing absurd districts. Republican courts (where present) can use that legislation to keep Dems from balancing.

Awful lot of transport flight to the Middle East over the last two weeks. Americans are too irrational to “predict” their actions but that’s what you’d be doing if you planned to start fighting again.

I think this war has somehow gotten stupider than it was at the beginning. Like, did he blow up a ceasefire negotiation that would have opened the Strait (his stated goal) because he decided to also blockade that same Strait, which he wants open?

It’s only been a week and a half but Chickpea (pictured) is so lonely, and therefore annoying, that we are fostering and hopefully adopting a friend for him named Mufasa (who, if they get along, will be renamed Moussaka).

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