#americaposting

[andmaybegayer]

go there

[transfenris-truther]

As people scramble to blame third party voters, or nonvoters, or certain demographics, or Kamala's campaign, please remember the harsh truth: The election turned out the way it did because Americans prefer fascism. It turned out the way it did because our country is built on racism. It's built on misogyny. It's built on oppression. This is the way America is, and to change it we need to change way more than just our voting behavior.

I'm very tired of seeing us identify imperfect leftism as the villain of the story. It's going to be imperfect, and the imperfect leftism of people trying their best is literally all we have.

I get that liberals are frustrating if you're hard left. I get that leftists are frustrating if you're a liberal. I get that you specifically are the very best political strategist ever and would've engineered it all perfectly if you were in charge. But it's over now, and that shit is not helping us prep for what's coming. 72,725,000 Americans chose fascism. And that's a problem no matter how third party voters or non voters or whoever else you're mad at voted.

Please find people to be in coalition with and commit to them. Find imperfect allies. And find "good enough."

[machine-unlearning]

[cuproprime]

The TRUE American borders.

[wafflehousegothic]

ok NON AMERICANS i need your help with something

sound off IN THE REPLIES with #american stuff you'd want to do/experience or foods you'd want to try if you ever visited the states

[fresh-bed-old-sheets]

Does anybody else love the shores of washington dc

[brella-boi]

yall dont even have faygo whats my homestuck ass supposed to drink now??

[dankxsinatra]

feels like burger friday up in this bitch

[nerves-nebula]

*drinking my ninth soda in two days* goddamn are u american cuz u . really like burger.

im dying...post neglected rasey to save me (not forcing you btw ^^)

merry fuckmat

[seagull-yuri]

So. What do we do now?

[andmaybegayer]

talking with the resident train autist at the muni museum and she was telling me to take the T between the Yerba Buena station and Chinatown because "you get to go through the terrible billion dollar central subway on the newest trams in the fleet and then switch to the oldest cable cars in the city" and she's right this is an incredibly fucked up station.

this whole thing goes 30 meters underground and serves... a tram line that runs every 10 minutes on peak and has two cars.

(Cable car museum is pretty cool though)

[silver-ace-of-spades]

ideal political map (found on reddit)

you know the drill, @silv-ace-spade-gfm-reblogs for a mostly organized blog of fundraisers i've gotten in asks

[error-core-animations]

The average European could not comprehend the intimate and sexual relationship most USAmericans have with The Noble Burger

[kipskiptrip]

Burger

is an American delicacy noted noteworthy among Americans. America's favorite place of object is in the American diner burgeria. Burgers are essential to the American diet. Taking away the burger from the American diet can subsequently lead to health issue risks, such as depression, heart attack, stroke and death.

[cuproprime]

[frogtrenchcoat]

there's this thing in 2 party systems where who you vote 4 becomes a huge part of your political identity & then if you don't share a political identity you'll just... not vote? which is wild 2 me. im not a socdem idgaf abt our socdem party. i voted 4 them once, and i guess it's a very small part of my political identity, since it is a political action i took, but i don't even remember the name of the person i voted for. it does not matter one bit 2 me who they are, it's just a practical decision i made. i'd like to think that of i had 2 choose between our corrupt centrist party & our fascist party i'd choose the corrupt centrist party, but idk. there's something a 2 party system does 2 people's brains where voting for the party that kills slightly less people is seen as supporting that party?