jackalope

I don't think Stewart's point implies electorialism. I think his point is inclusive of it but it seems he pretty clearly is calling for direct action in people's lives over relying on politicians.

That sounds like putting in work...

Op, please explain what this has to do with unions?

What's the alternative to putting in the work before or after the election? Your alternative is to just give up to nihilistic hopelessness?

lmao

Twilight is pretty misogynistic.

There's no reason one can't be religious and be a materialist monist or some kind of property dualist (such as Spinoza was)

What happened?

I don't think the it's dumb capeshit is the cause of death bud.

I'll leave it but I think we should have a more central focus on unions generally speaking.

I'm not anti electoral politics and obviously electoral politics play a role on union organizing but our focus should primarily be on what unions are doing, not what politicians are doing to unions. Thank you for contributing.

Hey, OP can you explain what this has to do with unions? This sub needs to stay focused on topic, not veer off into general labor aligned politics. Trying to keep this sub focused.

Not with trump they don't.