Wanderers – a short film by Erik Wernquist from Erik Wernquist on Vimeo.

Sounds like a line from an old Stevie Wonder tune. Let’s climb up on higher ground and take a look at what’s going on beyond Ferguson and D.C. “The outcome of the 2008 2010 2012 2014 elections is the End of Politics, proving once and for all that [x] is true false true false and ending the argument for all time. I won, so all you Republicans Democrats Republicans and

This moves from irresponsibility to complicity in putting Wilson, his family and his neighbors at risk. “The Times “had no qualms whatsoever about publishing almost all the information needed for Officer Darren Wilson’s enemies to track him and his wife down at home,” John Nolte writes at Big Journalism, noting that “This malicious move by the New York Times has not gone unnoticed by Ferguson’s protesters,” as the International Business

Better to have evidence, especially exculpatory evidence, excluded when one is in pursuit of “Justice” … The reason that most grand juries don’t go very long, as Vox’s Amanda Taub has written, is they’re typically only looking at a selection of the evidence that’s been cherry-picked by the prosecutor. In the Ferguson case, however, St. Louis County Attorney Robert McCulloch’s office deliberately presented the grand jury with as much evidence

A comment from Geoff: All the burning and looting is just to strike out at the “[p]etty bourgeois” professions – the classic base of fascism.” [Further:] […] When Leon Trotsky looked at the emerging Nazi movement that mushroomed in Germany after 1929, he argued that the Brownshirt marches, parades and street violence had the effect of terrorising their opponents and giving political direction and the illusion of strength to the