The hottest Political resistance Substack posts right now

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Doomberg β€’ 19853 implied HN points β€’ 17 Nov 24
  1. Chris Wright is a strong nominee for Secretary of Energy, having a solid background in engineering and energy resource development. He aims to boost domestic energy production and support the energy industry.
  2. Wright believes that hydrocarbons are essential for global energy needs and improving living standards for many people. He argues that energy is key to wealth and health around the world.
  3. His policy focuses on reducing energy poverty as a priority. He suggests that rather than just focusing on climate change, we should also think about how to provide affordable energy for everyone.
American Dreaming β€’ 169 implied HN points β€’ 27 Jan 25
  1. Populism has been a recurring theme in American politics, often rising during times of crisis. The electorate seems to keep returning to populism, showing a strong desire for change.
  2. Instead of fighting against populism, letting it play out might allow people to see its true effects and failures. This could help break the ongoing cycle of discontent and disillusionment with politics.
  3. If traditional institutions keep obstructing populism, it may lead to stronger support for these movements in the future. People need to see whether populism truly works or not, rather than having it stifled before it can fully unfold.
OK Doomer β€’ 42 implied HN points β€’ 26 Jan 25
  1. It's important to wear N95 masks to protect ourselves from health threats, especially during pandemics. They can help keep us safe from viruses in the air.
  2. There is growing concern about the government limiting communication from health agencies, which could affect our awareness about health risks. This makes it even more crucial to take personal precautions.
  3. The current political climate poses challenges to public health, so we need to be proactive and take measures to defend our health and community values. Being prepared can help resist these threats.
Thinking about... β€’ 567 implied HN points β€’ 09 Nov 24
  1. The Berlin Wall did not actually fall; it remains a symbol rather than an event. People rushed to cross it in 1989, but the wall itself stayed standing.
  2. The story around the wall simplifies a complex history. It ignores the important protests and the teamwork that helped end communist rule in Eastern Europe.
  3. Thinking the wall fell suggests freedom just happens without effort. True change comes from people cooperating and working together towards freedom.
Stark Realities with Brian McGlinchey β€’ 166 implied HN points β€’ 01 Mar 23
  1. A national sales tax could replace multiple taxes like income and payroll, simplifying the tax system.
  2. A federal sales tax would make the cost of the government more transparent to citizens.
  3. Replacing income tax with a sales tax could change how Americans view programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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