我们的行为就像国家一样-好像没有其他方法可以组织我们的物种，没有其他行为方式，只能在您的乳头上刺上您的国旗颜色并将您的国歌烧成柔软的糊状大脑。但是实际上，民族并不总是我们人类分裂自己的方式。
Something every American takes for granted has made the coronavirus outbreak much worse. That thing sits ingrained in our minds since we could barely take two steps without a face full of carpet. But before I get to that, let’s set the scene. I don’t have to tell you that things are bad. We’re in the middle of a global pandemic, our economy
应该警告加利福尼亚人，如果他们想投票给中间派人士之外的人（例如，伯尼·桑德斯），则需要将其党派改为民主或无党派偏好。 Lee Camp写道，但情况甚至更糟。
After watching Iowa devolve into chaos like a car crash in slow motion, I regret to inform you that California will be stolen from Bernie Sanders. It’s happening now, and anyone with a vague understanding of what took place in 2016 should know how the grand theft will go down. But the good news is there’s still a chance to have a legitimate vote
将近20年后，如果您问一位美国将军或总统（其中任何一个人）在阿富汗的目标是什么，他们会给您吃一个沙拉，这么大的沙拉足以让您保持几个月的正常状态。
Bombs have numbers. Humans have names. Our American military boasts a skill and passion for using numbers to turn names into yet more numbers. But these numbers have grown so gargantuan and out of control that one struggles to comprehend them. In just 10 months in 2018—the latest numbers made available—
覆盖全球变暖排放量的100家积极窒息我们的公司与管理我们政府的公司相同。他们把触角缠在我们的政客，监管机构和刑事司法系统周围。
Only 100 companies will sign humanity’s death sentence. That’s it. One hundred corporate boards filled with sociopaths. But I’ll get back to that in a moment. In recent weeks, climate activists in New York City jammed up foot traffic on Wall Street with a die-in, covering themselves
朱利安阿桑奇和维基解密揭露了美国军方的战争罪行，美国政府的腐败以及美国企业媒体对权力精英的可怜奴役奉承。
Julian Assange is a dick. It’s important you understand that. Assange and WikiLeaks revealed the American military’s war crimes, the American government’s corruption and the American corporate media’s pathetic servile flattery to the power elite. So, if you’re a member of our ruling class, you would view those as textbook examples of
你会想，在这个颠簸的世界里，如果有一个组织，我们可以信任我们纳税人每年一万亿美元的资金，那将是未经授权的高度秘密大规模人类谋杀部。
I don’t know if I’d have the nerve to be a whistleblower. I’d like to think I would. We all like to think we would, just like we all like to think we could catch the game-winning touchdown, triumph on “America’s Got Talent,” and fold a fitted sheet quickly and without cursing. But to blow the whistle on a huge organization with a lot of power,
这不是我们的政府和媒体第一次密谋将美国人民拖入与另一个国家的战争 – 或者帮助制造一场不可避免会带来灾难性后果的政变。
I was 23 when we invaded Iraq, and I wasn’t sure it was based on lies, but something deep down in me—just behind the spleen—told me it was based on lies. Kinda like if your blind date shows up and you notice he has a 2004 flip phone. It seems vaguely worrisome, and no explanation he can haltingly supply will put you at ease. Plus, anyone else who
