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America and the end of the Enlightenment – as in "purpose," as in "death."

Help Rulin's family escape.

Help Amjad's entire camp survive.

Two Gaza children learning that their parents are dead.

 

Life inside the "camps."

 

 

 

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GolfBaller

Man cannot live on bread alone. Fuck. I hate and love so deeply, and now I have to try and sleep, to do my job tomorrow of waiting tables at the retirement home. I'd kill every retiree there for a free Palestine, and some of them would even welcome it. And I even really like some of them! We are a sick society, and I am sick among them. Communism will, still, win. Godspeed, comrades, and solidarity forever.

Iammax

"'First' holocaust"?

Bored at Work

Idk how you feel about this but if you can't get the money into Gaza, the Palistinians who managed to cross the boarder before it was completely sealed are in horrific refuge camps in Egypt and Jordan. I know they can use assistance as well.

Ian H

Anyone else see that "armed gangs hijack 100 food trucks in Gaza" story this week and think it fucking stinks? I mean sure, Israel has spent a year systematically murdering every police officer and civil official they could find, so you'd expect some breakdown in order, but how the fuck is the military with a million drones in the sky and no qualms about bombing aid vehicles helpless to stop a massive truck convoy? Considering shit like this ( https://x.com/ajplus/status/1858752818103947494 ) going on at the same time to barely any anglophone coverage, it just seems like laying the groundwork for an alternate explanation ("Mogadishu on the Mediterranean") when the starvation really gets going (and cover for the sort of IDF-coordinated arbitrage opportunities Michael alludes to)

CT

As someone who lived in Central/Eastern Virginia for some time, I can confirm the oddity that is the Tidewater accent. My first encounter with it was when I heard the then chief of police of my town speaking. To be frank, he sounded like a drunken Irishman who’d suffered a long undiagnosed stroke. Having said that, I now feel like that accent serves as the nucleus of the entire Eastern Shore/Baltimore/Delaware/Philly accent phenomenon.

Dan Z

I've always found the concept of a premise in a logical argument very interesting. They're foregone conclusions you present as facts outside the scope of discussion that are inarguable. Through enough repetition this is how ideas are laundered in as facts of nature and become things we are incapable of discussing. I really hate how debate and logic tries to be right only within technicalities in a closed system. Always try to go backwards in an argument and think about the premises that are presented and put them under scrutiny

Roberto Andrés Lantadilla

Hey Mike, I've been listening retroactively your whole catalog while laboring through in a mail sorting facility (Trysero much?), I wanted to thank you for soothing the alienation of my workplace. That out of the way, have you read "The Dawn of Everything" by Wengrow and Graber? It is basically an 800 page fuck off to western chauvinists a la Jared Diamond and Yuval Hahari. In a chapter, they rewrite the early days of enlightenment and basically proove that the incipit of such ideology stemmed from the long period of coexistence between the natives and the jesuit missionaries, in which the latter transcribed conversations in which they were basically owned by the natives. One of those was publiahed in a book hugely popular at the time, I recall by memory something like "Conversations with Gonkarok". Apparently, Roseeau and other pricks were big fans of that book and ripped off many oh his ideas. Isn't it ironic that even the enlightenment sparkle was ripped off by the people without history?

ersatzennui w/ george quartz

I’ve been combing back over the past episodes to make sure I’ve caught everything and only just heard your previous mention of Da Quinz. I’m struggling to recall how in-depth HBO was with him in the miniseries about his father(I’m remembering him being portrayed as fairly minor and ineffectual). As always, thank you for the education and your compassion is deeply felt. Links and images have been put to use. Also, I guess this is as good a time as any to ask: Have you considered locating a cool editor and compiling your material into a volume? I am selfishly asking as I would love to have such a reference guide. However, I am certain I’m not the only one here who’d like that on their desk or bookshelf. Anyway, happy 61st Fourth Reich Day (Observed).

Kamran Husain

one key factor in americas initial acquisition of slaves is that the british didn’t want to buy them so they encouraged piracy and stealing the spanish slaves heading to spanish colonies

Sammy Herremans

One has to also consider what was Hamas doing to stimulate or hinder thebavailability of food for their constituency, don't we? Don't forget there is a border with Egypt, who I am sure is providing food en masse for their brethren, right? Not to mention the sea where ships can moor

elle

the einsatzgruppen (nazi kill squads) and the sonderkommandos (jewish prisoners for ed to work the crematoria in the death camps) are some of the most fkt shit humans have done to one another. hard to believe we may have outdone that in gaza

idiot.wisdom

Not to be a scold but I'm tired of hearing you apologize for talking about Gaza. Even if you hadn't taken the time to forge personal relationships with the people who are currently being slowly executed by famine it would still be negligent and immoral not to speak the truth of what is happening to the people of Gaza. Never stop.

DeadPrince

Mike, you talked about reading things that make you feel like you’re reading history, but in the present. One text I’ve read recently is “Diary of a Paramedic” by Ali Al Tuurk. He just released the book. He’s still alive. And he’s another profile in courage I think you would like to know about.

Scott

Love when Michael starts spittin' fire and drops the mike at the end of an episode.

Spectro

Grew up in New Orleans and one of my favorite things about this town is that goofy ass right wing comedians avoid this place like the plague and do horrible when they perform here. That shit might play in a town with lame ass tech bros like Austin, but not in one that actually has a vibrant music and food scene.

AbsenteeUncle

Not everyone knows this but Nathan Robinson is from Tangier Island.

justdave

I feel really stupid for giving so little. I pray it finds its way to helping.