Future of The Left - Manchasm
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=awihBrmANW8
WordAll #712 completed in 3m 17s (this was difficult)
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Wordle 983 4/6*
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https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html
#Worldle #767 3/6 (100%) (cheated)
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La palabra del día #782 5/6 (error on 4. Fesse biscuits)
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Le Mot (@WordleFR) #779 4/6
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Framed #718 (nope. I watched the first two parts of a Channel 4 documentary about the miners strikes of 1984 and in the first episode felt the miners had the look of zealots and thugs, undemocratic zealots, and felt sympathy with those who broke the picket lines, then in episode two felt a great deal of sympathy for the striking miners led into a greatly obvious trap by their pied piper like leader, Scargill, and obvious deliberate state violence (although the psychopath in me says mopping up the continuing strikers, tricking them into one, unimportant, place, then smashing them up/bogging them down with legal action was also kind of genius - the police also corralled the protesters into a village so the charges could be increased). I felt like a shower afterwards because of the murkiness. Truly sad and awful. The unions were screwed from the start by idiot, or maybe compromised, leadership and unrealistic expectations. The people cheering the strikers on maybe felt good about themselves and the state behaved appallingly. The miners, wives, kids, and communities were in the middle of all that. They did proper culture wars in the 1980s with tangible collateral damage. I hope things have moved on significantly. Culture wars are dangerous. I can't say I feel that great about the people cheering the miners on either. I'm going to watch episode 3 later tonight.)
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