patrick.net

https://unherd.com/2025/03/can-abundance-liberalism-save-the-dems/

They are starting to really go at it with each other.

The word Nazi is being used against other Dems even.

Haven't read it. Is it worth the time?

RWSGFY says

Haven't read it. Is it worth the time?

I have been following most of the podcasts and articles about the 'movement' for over a year now.

The book is just their big hype push for it. And what's not to like?

The whole movement is asking why can't Blue states and the country in particular can't get shit done? Mainly build things.

They are Dems bitching about Dem failures. Going after bluetard politicians and even voters. Regulations like NEPA, the SF Board of Supervisors voting building projects down, California's HST, etc.

Now, I am all for that. And this is - not surprisingly - crack for young ppl, too.

But it is also cover for DLC 2.0 neolib types to take over the party - sending as many Bernie Bros/TransWoke freaks as they can to the proverbial gas chambers in the process.

Thing is, those freaks see the threat and are responding to it appropriately. It's why the attacks were premeditated against the book and just flooded the interwebs like in less than an hour after it's release.

That's what is basically REALLY going on.

And I am having a Shadenfreude field day trolling these fucks on X as this goes down. It's wonderful.

DeportLibtards says

Thing is, those freaks see the threat and are responding to it appropriately.

This:

Rebranding shit is still shit.

@EricAbbenante
Ezra Klein stuns Jon Stewart by detailing the failures of Biden's 'Build Back Better':
Ezra Klein: "7.5 billion passed for a nationwide network of electric vehicle chargers. We also get 42 billion dollars to do rural broadband. By the end of the administration, they just have not happened.
How the law becomes a series of implementation rules, then a notice of funding opportunity, then there's a comment period, then there's a challenge period for the comments, then there's a series of court cases.
Rural broadband:
A 14 stage process. There's a period where the commerce department needs to draw up a map of what parts of the country don't have the right amount of broadband. Then there's a challenge period on the map.
56 states and jurisdictions try to apply for this money.

By the end of 2024, 3 [of 56] have got to the end of the process."
Jon Stewart: "End of the process meaning they've built it?"
Klein: "No of course not. They just got to the point where in theory they could get the money to build."

More like Bilk Back Better

https://x.com/EricAbbenante/status/1905394122086584654

DeportLibtards says

"7.5 billion passed for a nationwide network of electric vehicle chargers

Somehow Tesla was able to build a nationwide network of chargers.

HeadSet says

DeportLibtards says

"7.5 billion passed for a nationwide network of electric vehicle chargers

Somehow Tesla was able to build a nationwide network of chargers.

Yup.

Tesla could also build the California HST from Nowhere to Nowhere too, I bet.

DeportLibtards says

Tesla could also build the California HST from Nowhere to Nowhere too, I bet.

With that $100 billion budget, Patnetters could build that train.

HeadSet says

DeportLibtards says

Tesla could also build the California HST from Nowhere to Nowhere too, I bet.

With that $100 billion budget, Patnetters could build that train.

No shit. About 200,000 Mexicans with shovels and pickaxes under guidance from some troops of the Army Corps of Engineers could fucking build it.

DeportLibtards says

HeadSet says

DeportLibtards says

Tesla could also build the California HST from Nowhere to Nowhere too, I bet.

With that $100 billion budget, Patnetters could build that train.

No shit. About 200,000 Mexicans with shovels and pickaxes under guidance from some troops of the Army Corps of Engineers could fucking build it.

We could do that job with 20 Patnetters, as long as I am the one with the whip.