Maybe I went too far..

Made some Crispy Kung Pao Tofu

@WillFedder @lionel_trolling He’s well within the ambit of capitalist politics. No more illiberal or authoritarian than say FDR. Neoliberalism wasn’t going to last forever and the transition to post-neoliberalism (like the transition from Keynesianism-Fordism to neoliberalism) is making people freak out.

@sunraysunray Are the Democrats not also illiberal and authoritarian? Aren’t ‘illiberal’ and ‘authoritarian’ descriptive of all politics in capitalism?

Made some Mapo Tofu

Then again, San Antonio didn’t give up much.

@SohamGadre Yeah, they need to tank hard to make this return worth it.

I thought I was higher on Anthony Davis than anyone else. I was wrong.

15 Biggest trades in NBA history (not counting draft pick-centric trades and sign-and-trades): - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to Lakers - Wilt Chamberlain to 76ers - Kevin Garnett to Celtics - Wilt Chamberlain to Lakers - Anthony Davis to Lakers - Kawhi Leonard to Raptors - Kevin Durant to Suns - Julius Erving to 76ers - Shaquille O’Neal to Heat - Moses Malone to 76ers - Bill Russell to Celtics - Luka Doncic to Lakers - Charles Barkley to Suns - James Harden to Nets - Chris Paul to Clippers

Maybe the second biggest trade in NBA history after Kareem being traded from the Bucks to the Lakers.

@SohamGadre A mind bogglingly stupid trade. A young MVP on the come up for a declining star at a position you already have well filled.

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I’d probably have Wagner (if healthy), White, and Haliburton over Cade and Herro.

@trappedinazorb He’s missed a lot of games and is a bit down on some stats, but I still think he’s currently a much better player than Harden

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Some Democrats have yet to get their head around post-neoliberalism (particularly the Squad). Others have (Biden continued a lot of Trump’s policies) and are ginning up hysteria for political purposes. The establishment Republicans are also behind the times, but Trump has taken over the party.