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[Alpacx]

[Alpacx]

[HaughtyFrank]

[HaughtyFrank]

If someone wonders what a Hasan interview with a mayor candidate looks like

Midway through the interview the chat was switched to emote only because his audience got mad at her

[benji]

This might be my favorite moment because it has the energy of a mom explaining reality to a little boy.

Hasan brings up his own clash with LAPD, saying officers shot rubber bullets at him during the ICE protest.

Then he presses Raman for voting in favor of a $5 million loan to pay police overtime.

“Is this just the cost of doing business? Is this just politics?”

Raman’s answer was simply bureaucratic reality.

“When people work overtime, the city has to pay them.”

She explains that the officers had already worked the overtime, and if the city refused to pay, they would sue. Then taxpayers would end up paying the overtime plus the cost of the lawsuit.

Again, perfect snapshot of the whole interview. Hasan is demanding ideological accountability. Raman is explaining how municipal government works.

Hasan presses Raman on supporting LA’s mansion tax, then later moving to create a 15-year exemption for new multifamily housing.

He asks whether tenant organizers are wrong, or whether she is “giving developers what they want under the YIMBY label.”

Raman’s answer is basically that she was trying to save the mansion tax from a broader repeal effort.

But then she makes the larger point that public housing, social housing, and affordable housing are only producing “a few hundred units” a year in LA.

Then the line that probably drives the activist left insane.

“I will never back away from the statement that we need more market rate housing as well because the city simply cannot fund all of the housing that is needed.”

Again, this is why the interview is so revealing. Hasan is asking whether she betrayed the tenant-organizer line. Raman is explaining that a city cannot slogan its way out of a housing shortage.

Total lib, send her to the guillotine.

And after nearly 50 minutes of hardball questions, Hasan endorsed her anyway. He told his chat he wanted to give Raman a “tough but fair shake” and insisted he was not there to “disparage her.”

“She’s obviously a million times better than Karen Bass and certainly better than Spencer Pratt.”

Even Hasan’s own chat thought the interview had gone too far. He had to scold them.

“You guys treat it like it’s fucking blood sports, and it’s not good.”

Guillotine Hasan too.

[Gameboy Nostalgia]

I myself, and many other trans chatters in the community have noticed an extreme lack of coverage on trans issues in the past year and a half during Trump 2.

Zero coverage on many trans issues including but not limited to:
• Kansas revoking trans peoples licenses

• Ken Klippenstein leaks that the trump admin wants to declare us as terrorists

• The White House release stating "we will find you and kill you" in reference to "radical transgenderism"

• The brutal murder of Juniper a 19 year old trans girl who was stabbed 40 times in a laundromat near her campus

• The justice department wanting to abolish gender affirming care facilities and replace them with "detransition clinics"

• Republicans discussing revoking the 2nd amendment for trans people

I felt like maybe I was going crazy and I just missed some of these discussions on stream or I had missed a youtube video on it so I decided to check but somehow a lack of coverage on us would have been better then what I found.

The ONLY video on Hasan's channel covering trans people over the last year was about a trans mass shooter.

It only keeps going.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Hasan_Piker/comments/1tfkgky/trans_issues_and_hasan/

I feel bad for Hasan. 

There's greater things in the world happening but let's focus on Trans issues.

[filler]

the trans right BS is something the capitalists came up with to distract from real problems like the rising cost of living and lack of increase in pay to match it.

[Nintex]

the trans right BS is something the capitalists came up with to distract from real problems like the rising cost of living and lack of increase in pay to match it.

 

That's what is in the Epstein files and what they are hiding from all of us.

[HaughtyFrank]

[Gameboy Nostalgia]

[Alpacx]

[HaughtyFrank]

He's upset that Mamdani hasn't tweeted support 

[Gameboy Nostalgia]

Mamdani couldn't even support his own wife, what makes him think that the turncoat would support him?

[killamajig]

Hasan drinking a cup of diarrhea

[Besticus Maximus]

We already had a hasan with Aaron bastani, basically the same person except bastani was even more qualified to talk crank shit on the internet. If you’re interested in seeing the future of hasan, you can find bastani on right wing 24 hour news.

[HaughtyFrank]

[benji]

We already had a hasan with Aaron bastani, basically the same person except bastani was even more qualified to talk crank shit on the internet. If you’re interested in seeing the future of hasan, you can find bastani on right wing 24 hour news.

Bastani wrote a book named after the term, Fully Automated Luxury Communism: A Manifesto, published in 2019 by Verso Books.[26] In it, he conceives of a Third Disruption that would see the overthrow of capitalism and effective use of solar power for energy and mineral-rich asteroids for resources. Bastani opposes capitalism for creating short-term incentives that lead to artificial shortages. With technological advancement, UBI and free public services could be achieved in an environmentally sustainable manner.[27]

Ah, yes, simply advance past current scarcity. Why did no one else think of this?



edit: Actually, the funny thing is that this is basically Marx's argument. He didn't know how it would happen, and wasn't dumb enough to speculate like this moron, but he said capitalism would eventually lead to this with everything essentially "fully automated" to eliminate scarcity. Modern socialists/anti-capitalists reject Marx and basically spend all their time arguing that we can't let capitalism achieve this, we need to stop it before it can and lock in poverty forever. Then the utopia will just manifest somehow.

[Ethan]

Is there a chapter in there where he explains how left-wing governments keep getting elected despite spending hundreds of billions of dollars on asteroid-mining technology that may or may not pan out? Or are we having a quick interim decade(s) of chinese-style dictatorship before democracy is restored when scarcity if finally over?

[HaughtyFrank]