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You're the guy from the Hamburger Train, rite? promethean ⒢𖀐𓅃 They/Them BLM ACAB Trashbag Juice Minneapolis, MN @kflstudios.bsky.social https://linktr.ee/kflstudios (links to ko-fi & threadless)

This strategy is never framed as a sacrifice, but that's exactly what it is and should be framed as. A politician is making a decision to sacrifice certain people in a bid to win. That being the case, it's asinine and ghoulish to expect those on the altar to take it with good grace

Ian Boudreau@ianboudreau.com Β· yesterday

It's not hard to understand why appeals to the "center" (which just means the right wing) come at the cost of votes on the left. This seems baffling to many of the "political strategy" minds on here whose apparent plan is to have their cake and eat it

grats twin cities, we managed to get covid levels (that they can read at least) to a low level. masking can keep that there and also protect you from all the other disgusting shit people are spraying on each other, like measles still thinking about sewing a few cloth masks for my vending table

mildmojo@mildmojo.bsky.social Β· 2d ago

CDC revised their COVID levels again, mid-surge, without disclosure or warning. Consider the CDC's maps and threat assessments unreliable, but their published data is still correct and reported correctly by sites like pmc19.com. (screenshots from pmc19.com/bluewashing.mp4)

Graph showing CDC revisions to COVID classification levels based on wastewater values. The latest rewrite on August 14th nearly shifted the entire scale by a level. What used to be "Very High" is now "High", what used to be "High" is now "Moderate", what used to be "Moderate" is now "Low", and half of what used to be "Low" is now "Very Low".

for non-twin cities folks, these people come in and shut down one of the busiest public transit streets in minneapolis, so they can put some tables down the middle for people willing to pay a shit ton of money for it no the locals get no say in it

Racket@racketmn.com Β· 21h ago

Minneapolis restaurant and hospitality workers say they don’t have a seat at β€˜America’s largest dinner table,’ an industry PR stunt intended to hype downtown. racketmn.com/workers-are-...