Now that we're seeing the forces of authoritarianism more and more plainly every day, I would like to take some time to explain my position on fascists, which can be applied more broadly to other agents of oppression. I like to use the analogy of the starving lion. When we see it, we might try to pity or humanize it. Unlike some others, I don't believe this is an intrinsically negative thing to do. By doing this, we can try to better understand how the animal reached its sorry state in the first place. When we understand the conditions that brought it to the brink of starvation, we can better understand how to prevent more lion attacks. However, this doesn't mean that we should get sentimental when it attacks. Regardless of how you feel, at the end of the day it's either you or the lion.

And, by the way, fascists are much more dangerous than lions.

Nature is healing. Panthers have returned.

I'm honored to live in the same state as this man.

beware, these people have no shame

Found in DC.

The media's emphasis on Trump in their coverage of these protests is a ploy to convince people that these problems can be solved through electoralism.

The truth of the matter is that a police department under a Democratic administration isn't much different than a police department under a Republican administration.