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Fascism, she argues, is capitalism's worst mood; not a permanent state, but a spasm. And spasms happen when the system feels threatened. We’re watching men in "power" attempt to control our information, our infrastructure, our political access. 2/

These aren't acts of confidence, but reactions rooted in fear. They're scared of the power that we can collectively wield. 3/

Scared of what community resistance looked like in Minneapolis. Scared of young people unafraid to say what they believe in. 4/

Scared of what happens when people start building real social infrastructure— not the kind that billionaires own to surveil us, but the kind that actually brings you closer to knowing your neighbor. 5/

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