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Higher taxes on the wealthy are a pressure valve, not an existential threat. The real risk is pretending inequality has no political consequences in a K-shaped, AI-accelerated economy. Moderate redistribution now, or far more extreme political outcomes later. www.geekwire.com/2026/opinion...

Opinion: The ‘millionaires tax’ is not an existential threat to Washington’s startup economy

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This phrase "one of ours, all of yours" originates from Spanish Fascism in the 1930s (Uno de los nuestros vale por todos los vuestros).

Kristo Noem and other DHS personnel behind a podium that states the motto "One of ours, all of yours"

Crossing the Rubicon” has a very specific historical meaning. It refers to a constitutional system losing its ability to constrain a single actor, at which point power shifts from institutions to personal loyalty. That’s why historians treat it as a structural breakpoint, not a heroic moment.

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I wrote a constitution for our codebase. Humans rely on shared context, AI does not. Anything implicit becomes unstable behavior. Explicit boundaries, state machines, contracts, rollback paths were non-optional.

Brazil is now the 8th largest economy in the world. I know first hand the immense tech capabilities and talent the country holds. America will do well to foster a strong relationship with them, and together both nations will prosper. #brazil #climate #USpol #politics

Governor Gavin Newsom@governor.ca.gov · 11mo ago

We’re in Brazil — one of the world’s great democracies, one of our biggest trading partners — and not a single person from the Trump Administration showed up. That’s shameful.

The thing is we should not be intimidated. ICE has half as many agents as NYPD has officers (20k vs 40k). They are vastly outnumbered by civilians who oppose them. If we show we aren't scared and will stand up, they have failed. That's how you fight state terror. Chicago is doing a great job!

Dan Immergluck@danimmergluck.bsky.social · 11mo ago

This featuring @donmoyn.bsky.social is spot on. Helps explain why ICE/DHS activity lately has moved from working class suburbs & Chicago neighborhoods to more affluent north side and northern suburbs, like Evanston & Wilmette. They want to intimidate/scare *everyone* including the "liberal elite."