The People's Line
Carl BeijerPolitics and commentary from a socialist perspective.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Spanberger's week was even worse than you thought
I have rock-bottom expectations of Democrats and Virginia Democrats in particular, but Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger’s last week has been shockingly bad even by those abysmal standards:
- Last Friday, she vetoed a bill that would...
Capitalism and the concentration of philanthropy
Megan McArdle, on philanthropy:
I prefer markets to central planning. Yes, rich person philanthropy will be idiosyncratic and many will disagree with individual priorities but it avoids the information problems, bureaucratic sclerosis an...
"Zionism" is a red herring
The left has stepped into a pointless rhetorical trap. It's time to step away.
States do not have a right to popular support. They are artificial institutions that humans build to make our world a better place, and when they do not serve u...
Capitalism is about to kill millions of people
When arguments about socialism’s historical death toll come up, socialists usually have to explain that capitalism has its own death toll, too. This can prove surprisingly difficult to explain. One of the great advantages of socialism is th...
The class divide on war with Iran
It's not what Reuters wants you to think!
Poor and uneducated voters support Trump’s war in Iran even though it’s against their economic interests, according to a new article from Reuters. Or at least that’s the standard takeaway. The arti...
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Socialist writer and poster at carlbeijer.com. Writing also at People's Policy Project, Jacobin, In These Times, etc.
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