063: Weaving through Miscellany

from Satellite Haiku Hosted by Shawn and MiLo

We talk about solitude, the tech job hunt scene, MiLo’s conversion to “sports guy” for the World Cup, the offsides rule, bad landlords, MiLo’s work for the Pima County (AZ) Democratic Party, the ascendance of the DSA, asking whether Israel has a “right to exist,” the false binary of capitalism vs socialism, corporate monopolies, the conflation of anti-Zionism and antisemitism, anti-Zionism on the right vs left, the difference between England and Great Britain and the U.K., England fans doing side quests, one advantage of the parliamentary system, Republicans finding their spines when it no longer matters. Mentioned in this episode Francesca Albanese on whether Israel has a right to exist Pablo Torre and the Bulwark crew on the state of capitalism England fans singing for Michael Harris II This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit satellitehaiku.substack.com

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