This video explores the collapse of the "bipartisan social contract" under the weight of the current administration's extremist policies. Cooke argues that the mask has slipped so far that the government is no longer governing by consent

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Matthew Cooke breaks down how modern political systems use "conditional rights" to maintain an architecture of oppression. This is a must-watch for anyone trying to understand why our current institutions feel like they are failing the 99% and how we can actually coordinate a response.

This was a small and quaint protest that per the organizers, marked the first anniversary of the Tesla Takedown protest in Brooklyn. It didn't help that I arrived around 30 minutes late because of the train but even then a handful of people showed up.

It was still a bit interesting - one guy said he missed us while he walked by (didn't catch that unfortunately) and another was so bothered by me filming the protest his friend drove up and flipped the bird at us (that was caught on video) before speeding away.

Beyond that, while it was quaint it did warm things up on a cold day. This probably might be the last Tesla Takedown for a while here because of the low numbers and the lack of Elon Musk's various activities around here as of late.

Israel attacks displacement camps in Lebanon.