Not all heros wear capes

It merits repeating periodically that if leftists spent even half the energy they use attacking each other on trying to overthrow the ruling class and their goons then things might be a little better someday.

i'm convinced the battery acid, like-nothing-in-nature taste of energy drinks contributes considerably to their effectiveness in making me alert.

people hating on this spot-on tweet are defensive venmo users.

people on dating apps are like "looking for my partner in crime" and they don't actually want to do any crime wtf

💨 When you sell a car (even for an EV), your gas car gets re-sold and keeps on polluting and emitting. 🛞 Tires are the worst form of car pollution. They shed microplastics and toxins every day — which kill everything. The only way to end the problems of cars, is to end cars.

Coming this fall: Let's take this conversation beyond the basics. There will be required reading :). Follow us on the insta: degrowUS for details as they emerge.

🚨We are thrilled to introduce Caracol DSA: the Degrowth Ecosocialist Caucus of the DSA! 🐌 Who are we? What is our purpose? Why now? Read below! caracoldsa.org

Food that's not for sale "Solidarity, empathy, communication, generosity, and collective decision making. These are not scarce, rivalrous resources but muscles to be trained." Listen to our interview with Sam Bliss on Food as Commons youtube.com/watch?v=-JA1z3… #WorldFoodDay

Extend your coffee break with a friendly degrowth discussion circle :)

Today!! @degrowus is putting on a discussion circle on how transportation and urban planning connect with degrowth. Register here!! degrowus.org/new-page-1

Also, bring the blue bird back. Call them retweets, not reposts.

Burlington folks! Food Not Cops benefit concert this Wednesday, Dec 13 at Radio Bean!!! Starts at 8pm, realistically

"In the world that Food Not Cops imagines, receiving free food is not shameful but liberating." -olivia q. pintair on mutual aid in Vermont: vtdigger.org/2023/12/10/man…

food insecurity is a housing problem.

We'd suspected that gardening, hunting, fishing, foraging,backyard chickens, and the like help with household food security, but now we have solid evidence that this was the case in the first year of the COVID pandemic in Vermont and Maine.

Some friends and I (Salmon Friends, get it?) are playing a few fun tunes I wrote -- and a couple I didn't -- at The Monkey House in Winooski on Tuesday. Only 5$! Doors 7pm, get home by bedtime. (:

Happy to share this new work from our food security grant! Led by the fantastic Sam Bliss , highlighting the role of home and wild food procurement for many dimensions of food security in the Northeast: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…