下次当您看到伍德沃德上的主流媒体讨人喜欢的小鹿时，请记住，如果他们有任何骨干，任何道德核心，他们将代替阿桑奇。
The completely fair super awesome trial of Julian Assange continues in the U.K. as I write this. It’s a beautiful blend of the works of Kafka, Stalin and Joseph Heller. Seeing as Julian is kept in a glass container in the courtroom, like a captured cockroach, maybe Kafka wins the day. The court clearly must keep Julian in that giant Tic-Tac
他们找到了一种在症状出现之前就检测出癌症的方法。假设地，这可以挽救数以百万计的生命。那么，为什么我们的晚间新闻都没有贴上它呢？
Donald Trump speeches. Celebrity tweets. Corporate news repetition. Chaos. Vapidity. Manufactured dissent. Graphic fighting sports. This is what fills our field of vision. It consumes our thoughts, overflows our brains with anti-intellectual mud. Yet most of these things are the bug splatter across the windshield. They are not the actual
美国不是基于艰苦的工作。让您完全明白，这个社会是公平的。公平的每个人都顶着屋顶。
Congress's inability to actually represent the real-live human beings of America, combined with an economic system that rewards lack of empathy and an excess of greed, has brought us to a dark time when an oncoming tsunami of financial ruin, destitution and evictions towers over our heads, blocking out the sunlight. The impending evictions may
只有可笑的获利药物才值得大肆宣传。仅赚钱者应得的80,000个广告就告诉每个消费者非理性地要求他们。简单地挽救生命的廉价药品就是垃圾。
The American profit-based healthcare system impacts us in more ways than just our gargantuan bill at the excretion end of an emergency room visit. Right now, our lovable idiotic inhumane healthcare system is acting as a hurdle to the manufacture and procurement of the right drugs to treat Covid-19. One of the drugs currently trumpeted as our
李·坎普说，这次和平在阿富汗的最新时间似乎是极其荒谬，可笑的糟糕时机。
This is not a column defending Donald Trump. Across my career, I have said more positive words about the scolex family of intestinal tapeworms than I have said about Donald Trump. (Scolex have been shown to read more.) No, this is a column about context. When The New York Times reports anonymous sources from the intelligence community say
Lee Camp写道，只有少数事实会改变您认为对美国警察的了解，并附有Eleanor Goldfield在华盛顿市区街道上拍摄的照片。
With all the protests and anger and violence across the country, a justified discussion about policing has begun on our corporate media airwaves. (I would say the discussion is overdue, but in fact, we’ve had it roughly every three years for the past 40 years.) However, despite all the coverage, a deeper debate sits ignored – A debate about why our
就像癌症一样，资本主义不断发展直至谋杀了宿主。在大流行停产期间，它没有获得所需的增长，而是变得良性。
With most of the country still on lockdown, all is quiet. For those of us lucky enough to be healthy and simply stuck at home — not in mourning; not sick or dying; not performing high-risk “essential” work; not waiting on long food bank lines — life is on pause. We’re held in limbo. Our existence floats nonchalantly in a bizarre stasis like the
