Prezidensi koji vraća normalsi

fun fact: ovaj nalog nema nikakve veze sa Belom kućom

Fin fact: ovo je bukvy nešto što skoro svaki dan možeš da vidiš na Nextdoor aplikaciji: Hi, our names are Champ and Major, and we moved to xxxx neighborhood with our mom Dr Jill Biden. We are very good at keeping our backyard safe from squirrels and opposums, and we enjoy getting belly rubs from our mom. Humor bele srednje klase.

O boy

On Iran, Blinken warned that Tehran was months away from being able to produce enough fissile material for a nuclear weapon, saying it could be only "a matter of weeks" if Iran continues to lift restraints in the nuclear deal.
He said the U.S. is willing to return to compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal if Iran does and then work with U.S. allies and partners on a "longer and stronger" agreement encompassing other issues. Pressed about whether the release of detained Americans, which was not part of previous negotiations, would be an absolute condition for an expanded nuclear treaty, he did not commit.
"Irrespective of ... any deal, those Americans need to be released. Period," he said, adding, "We're going to focus on making sure that they come home one way or another."

https://www.wsj.com/articles/joe-bidens-first-day-began-the-end-of-girls-sports-11611341066

An executive order rigs competition by requiring that biological boys be allowed to compete against girls

Da citiram najglasniju protivnicu Bajdenove odluke, everybody is looking for an edge

Doći će tebi trampara opet, znaš. 

Kad smo već kod povratka luđenja na velika vrata.

Three weeks ago I processed the Capitol insurrection with my high school students. Rallying our inquiry skills, we analyzed the images of that historic day, images of white men storming through the Capitol, fearless and with no forces to stop them. “This,” I said, “is white supremacy, this is white privilege. It can be hard to pinpoint, but when we see, it, we know it.”

Across our Zoom screen, they affirmed, with nods, thumbs-ups, and emojis of anger and frustration. Fast-forward two weeks as we analyzed images from the inauguration, asking again, “What do we see?” We saw diversity, creativity and humanity, and a nation embracing all of this and more. On the day of the inauguration, Bernie Sanders was barely on our radar. The next day, he was everywhere.

“What do we see?” I asked again. We’ve been studying diversity and discrimination in the United States; my students were ready. What did they see? They saw a white man in a puffy jacket and huge mittens, distant not only in his social distancing, but in his demeanor and attire.

We took in the meaning of the day, the vulnerability of democracy, the power of ritual, traditions and the peaceful transition of power.

We talked about gender and the possible meanings of the attire chosen by Vice President Kamala Harris, Dr. Jill Biden, the Biden grandchildren, Michelle Obama, Amanda Gorman and others. We referenced the female warriors inspiring these women, the colors of their educational degrees and their monochromatic ensembles of pure power.

And there, across all of our news and social media feeds, was Bernie: Bernie memes, Bernie sweatshirts, endless love for Bernie. I puzzled and fumed as an individual as I strove to be my best possible teacher. What did I see? What did I think my students should see? A wealthy, incredibly well-educated and -privileged white man, showing up for perhaps the most important ritual of the decade, in a puffy jacket and huge mittens.

I mean in no way to overstate the parallels. Sen. Sanders is no white supremacist insurrectionist. But he manifests privilege, white privilege, male privilege and class privilege, in ways that my students could see and feel.

“When you see privilege, you know it,” I’d told them weeks before. Yet, when they saw Sen. Bernie Sanders manifesting privilege, when seemingly no one else did, I struggled to explain that disparity. I am beyond puzzled as to why so many are loving the images of Bernie and his gloves. Sweet, yes, the gloves, knit by an educator. So “Bernie.”

Not so sweet? The blindness I see, of so many (Bernie included), to the privileges Bernie represents. I don’t know many poor, or working class, or female, or struggling-to-be-taken-seriously folk who would show up at the inauguration of our 46th president dressed like Bernie. Unless those same folk had privilege. Which they don’t.

Ingrid Seyer-Ochi is a former UC Berkeley and Mills College professor, ex-Oakland Unified School District principal and current San Francisco Unified School District high school teacher.

SinoviTrannyFrilenesera wrote:https://www.wsj.com/articles/joe-bidens-first-day-began-the-end-of-girls-sports-11611341066

An executive order rigs competition by requiring that biological boys be allowed to compete against girls

Jebi deda, ne vadi!

Kirko Skaddeng wrote:Da citiram najglasniju protivnicu Bajdenove odluke, everybody is looking for an edge

naughty kirko

Kad će petovalni feminizam, četvrti ćemo arhivirati u transdebatama interneta.

Dzaba, Bernie has stolen the (fashion) show

Slike su fotošopovane.

British GQ Gave Joe Biden A Badly Photoshopped 'Makeover' And Everybody Hates It!

https://perezhilton.com/joe-biden-british-gq-cover-story-photo-shoot-reaction/

So, in a bid to celebrate the new president’s excellent way with pants, sweaters and sneakers – but also the fact that we no longer need to look at the giant orange buffoon in his two-legged body bags day in, day out – we thought we’d give Biden the all-American makeover of his (but really our) dreams.

https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/fashion/article/joe-biden-makeover

JUST IN: Iran's Supreme Leader says the United States must lift sanctions before Tehran will return to abiding by nuclear deal

#BREAKING Biden says US won't lift sanctions to bring Iran to talks

Izbacili Trampa iz sindikata glumaca.

https://www.sagaftra.org/sag-aftra-statement-donald-j-trump’s-resignation-union


Kakav spektakl bi bio Tramparin rijaliti u Mar-a-Lago pod nazivom Home Alone.

Polipe, imaš li pojma kako se minimalna satnica kretala u recimo poslednjih 30 godina, ili napamet pričaš? Da bi samo po sebi došlo do $15 (od sadašnjih $7.25) potrebno je 50 godina.

Летећи Полип wrote:

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Mislim, sama borba sa 15$ min satnicu je promašena, jer za establišment je dovoljno da odugovlače dok inflacija i tržište rada sami ne doteraju dotle. Onda će biti, e vidite kako smo i lepi i umiveni, evo vam 15$ dolara koje smo obećali ( pre deset godina).


Bez sindikata ništa.

mislim da nece oni imati 10 godina da cekaju. kad jednom stvarno restartuju ekonomiju, skapirace da je potrosnja nevidjen problem jer je gomila ljudi je ostalo bez posla u medjuvremenu, a novca nema dole da bi se potrosio. tako da ce morati nekako da upumpaju novac dole, a to znaci ili podizanje minimum wage-a ili UBI.

Joó János wrote:

Летећи Полип wrote:

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Mislim, sama borba sa 15$ min satnicu je promašena, jer za establišment je dovoljno da odugovlače dok inflacija i tržište rada sami ne doteraju dotle. Onda će biti, e vidite kako smo i lepi i umiveni, evo vam 15$ dolara koje smo obećali ( pre deset godina).


Bez sindikata ništa.

mislim da nece oni imati 10 godina da cekaju. kad jednom stvarno restartuju ekonomiju, skapirace da je potrosnja nevidjen problem jer je gomila ljudi je ostalo bez posla u medjuvremenu, a novca nema dole da bi se potrosio. tako da ce morati nekako da upumpaju novac dole, a to znaci ili podizanje minimum wage-a ili UBI.

ili da se raspadnu u moru krvi i gradjanskim ratovima 

naravno da je promasena bitka, zato se i vodi

kompanije vec uveliko zaobilaze sve labour zakone, a pitanje je sta ce uopste ti ljudi sutra raditi i gde


https://www.propublica.org/article/meet-the-customer-service-reps-for-disney-and-airbnb-who-have-to-pay-to-talk-to-you?fbclid=IwAR2Yi1Sytl07ce2DxRrDnv3X3sM2ypLeFz8RfpIN-Pu7LzkbjQj8PB_bm4o

ili 2 k $ mesecno ili aurora

Koliko bi zaradili sa 15 dolara po satu?