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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: How to spot a threat to Democracy: Bernie Sanders and Philip K. Dick on radicalism and revolt [View all]slipslidingaway
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How to spot a threat to Democracy: Bernie Sanders and Philip K. Dick on radicalism and revolt [View all]
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
OP
heh heh -- you're being too kind -- i told that James Madison Institute jackass that
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#15
I can tell by the vitriol from people not supporting Sanders how scared they really
Fawke Em
Nov 2015
#2
yep, it's beyond just him being a primary threat - he threatens the status quo
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#4
Add to that the hyper-partisanship used to distract us and get us pointing the finger at
Dustlawyer
Nov 2015
#5
we must stop replacing the interests of people with the interests of money
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#27
"He’s signaling that the social contract has been broken, and it’s our responsibility to fix it."
Luminous Animal
Nov 2015
#6
people might not know if you have Prime Amazon, Man in the High Castle is Free streaming
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#22
i'm simply fascinating by him. i love scifi, and especially love his take on it...
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#52
Me too. P K Dick showed incredible foresight as he unraveled his deep neurotic tales.
sorechasm
Nov 2015
#53