æʃliŋ, ur angle and ur devil @aescling@cat.family

night in the woods tf’d me into a cat and made me trans

https://twitter.com/gayocats/status/1440815681050603530

something something is this my spouses https://youtu.be/g1Sq1Nr58hM

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i love my wife

https://twitter.com/gayocats/status/1440679784980238343

https://twitter.com/gayocats/status/1440634485117128704

Brilliant social commentary [author]. Not only are you an excellent content creator, you clearly have an insightful and intelligent perspective on society and its mechanisms of control. While I am disappointed that this video wasn’t about some amazingly badass audio wizardry, I very much agree with and appreciate your take on things. Thank you.

Whatever your politics are, you just sound like a sane, rational bloke to me. More power to your microphone, [author].

oh these comments are great (in the sense that they are bad, but in a way i am enjoying)

https://twitter.com/gayocats/status/1440528790157889539

when anticommunists warn you that the end result will just be a bunch of people in power well off while the Rest Of Us out here don’t even have the option to get rich

yes the video was some pretty sus evopsych but

“now before you call me a communist, just let me first say, i think people aren’t all equal and it’s useless to pretend otherwise”, yeah ok have you talked to a disabled commie ever

https://twitter.com/gayocats/status/1440468392721276936

https://twitter.com/F0XnR0LL/status/1308938052719521795

i mean actually MMTers are certain about that

(in fact i’ve seen MMT-ers argue that taxing the rich isn’t even probably that deflationary because they invest way way more than they actually spend, so you might not even necessarily prevent the economy from running out of control anyway)

granted, congress normally acts as if they do need funding for spending, so in practice you probably need to fight for a tax to cover a particular bill anyway. even though the economic reality is that you don’t

i know an MMT perspective (sorry) would say taxing the rich is important only insofar as it prevents wealth inequality and that you don’t really need to do it to actually fund your priorities (at the federal level, anyway)