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the extraction class (and the brunchlord trust fund editors they seed at outlets like The Atlantic) are positively desperate to redirect attention away from the popularity and real-world potential of progressive reform

they'd rather leverage piker six ways from sunday as a pinata than discuss U.S. corruption, nationalizing healthcare, meaningful consumer protection reforms, antitrust, or anything else that challenges their comfy-ass black sedan pampered lives

are they bright enough to know they're leveraging the dumber and more extreme statements of a babbling twitch streamer to try and drive people rightward away from progressive reform and instead toward their personal center-right class interests under the pretense of useful journalism? I suspect so!

"Revenge for MeToo (which constrained their ability to rape employees), Revenge for Black Lives Matter (which called out how racist many of them were) and Revenge for the 2021 Labor Market where they suddenly had to compete for scarce labor instead of the other way around" bsky.app/profile/mtsw...