Nathan Casebolt

@nwcasebolt.bsky.social

Senior software engineer. Bills fan. Huskers fan. History enthusiast. Dabbler in Greek philosophy. Amateur theologian. Often wrong, but with flair. Just trying to get through life without making anything worse. nwcasebolt.substack.com

Took a decade, but Euros are finally standing in the doorway and drumming their fingers on the frame. I still think there’s time for them to say, “Oh thank God” and come back into the room, but that window *is* closing. Tremendous work on our part, top shelf, no notes.

Hill Woward@convolutedname.bsky.social · 3d ago

Cheese doing shocked Pikachu face when the things that people said would happen under Euro autonomy that he pushed for are (somewhat and a little bit) happening, is priceless

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@nutedawn.bsky.social is 1000% correct. I eavesdropped over lunch today on an elderly couple as they agreed (1) they won’t vote for Vance because they don’t like him, (2) they wish D’s would put forward a nice and moral candidate, and (3) they wish D’s and R’s would get along. This 👏 is 👏 median.

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"The bolsheviks behave as if the split were already achieved, while the mensheviks behave as if it will never take place" (Georgi Plekhanov, c. 1903-4). Substitute Republicans for Bolsheviks and Democrats for Mensheviks, and you'll understand why I fear for liberal democracy in America.

If accurate, this would explain the gaping hole where ideological coherence should be. The coalitions that make up these movements seem incoherent because they are. Subgroups might be disciplined and ideological, but no one at the helm can articulate a vision because there is no vision and no helm.

Hill Woward@convolutedname.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Having thought about it for a while, i still think using 20th Century political movements to explain the current politics was a bad idea. I think what were are seeing is 21st century populism with 20th century far-right/far-left aesthetic flavoring.

Ultimately the Lincoln Reflecting Pool isn’t that important. What we really should be talking about is whether Captain Janeway is morally justified in reversing the transporter accident that combined Neelix and Tuvok into one person. Yes, she would be saving two lives. But it would murder Tuvix