I suspect that he's soul-sick.

Also, he may have had something set up which would require the delegates he avoided releasing when he avoided conceding to Hillary by moving for a suspension of rules to nominate Hillary.

Because at some point criticizing him became "racist".

Why are my enemies more able to say the truth than my supposed allies?

I have been having this really strong urge to say fuck hillary everywhere i go online. Sometimes I control it, sometimes not. But fuck hillary really says everything I want to say.

Not without the aid of the Schuylkill River...

just 28 years to go from talking reform as a few dozen academics in a Shanghai meeting hall, to taking over the whole country.

In the process, overcoming not just the corrupt Kuomintang government and local warlords, but Japanese invaders and the pro-Chiang Kai Shek efforts of the United States.

In my community of NYC we've been accosted by regular helicopter traffic, because imo, the 1% just don't want to have to deal with traffic like the lowly minions these sociopaths collectively shit on everyday while making "business deals" (Whats good for business is good for America, right? That's what they tell us!). They don't want to take a chance on having to see the destruction they've wrought, lest their conscience be miraculously challenged.

So I put my middle finger up defiantly, to police helicopters also. My gesture, I think, is more to rile up a public indignation I feel is missing in our communities at these raw displays of fear and intimidation on the one hand, and a dissatisfaction at the unnecessary noise (that drowns out conversation for a full 10 seconds sometimes, and brusquely inserts itself into our private mental space, to thousands and thousands at a time in NYC). It is also a show solidarity for common people who do not ride in helicopters. Perhaps they'll stop to think why this guy has had such a colorful reaction to it.

Fuck these people, as George Carlin would say. These authoritarian, power hungry and greedy bastards.

As for the cops I look at them as just regular joes who been subject to a degree of brainwashing. Since Occupy I've come to loathe them and their profession, as it becomes clear they are pawns for the powers that be, especially financial ones, and it is also evident that all basic policing is arbitrary. My cousins, who I don't keep in touch with much at all, are cops too.

My thing now when I see cops, especially after the horrific murders of too many black and brown folks and I'm at a protest, is to remind them to treat people with respect. "Because when you don't you're whole profession suffers." I've gone off on phalanxes of cops too. During the MillionsMarchNYC response to the Eric Garner non-indictment in which 30k or more people marched for hours throughout the city, I was taken over by emotion and the gravity of the situation. I began yelling at bunches of them, "where's the 'good cop' we keep hearing about? There is no good cop; not when you can all stand around while one of you strangles an unresisting man and no one intervenes! Stand up and do the right thing- or there is no good cop. Your whole profession suffers when you stand silent at this murder."

We can't let this kind of authoritarianism pervade. Take a public stand. Others will too.