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! <strong>CLOCK</strong>WISE MASTHEAD EDITOR/PUBLISHER/REVIEWER/RABBL E ROUSER: Alison Clockwise Cat Ross RAD-ASS REVIEWER: Cindy Hochman FEATURED FEMME THIS ISSUE: Lana Bella RESIDENT VERSIFIER: Felino Soriano RESIDENT PURR-SIFIER: Soleil RESIDENT HISS-IFIER: Quetzal
EDITOR’S SCRATCHING POST Making the Democrats Green With Envy (AKA Why I Loathe Hillary and Support Jill Stein (AKA Where I Alienate Many Clockwise Cat Readers (So Be It) ) ) "The story starts with genocide, slavery, those terrorized; Families, cultures torn apart, this ugly truth only the start. And it's a white washed pact, the founding act, revolution or contract? To subjugate, to torture, to abuse, for the few." Over the weekend (a month ago now), I saw the punk band, Anti-Flag, at The Wrecking Ball Fest, held at the legendary music venue, the Masquerade, which is being forced to move due to, in the caustic words of Deerhunter's Bradford Cox, "venture capitalism." The song, "Fabled World," particularly gripped me for its fiercely anti-imperialist lyrics, and so I quote them throughout this episode of the Editor’s Scratching Post, as they complement the thrust of my rant. Our "fabled" world is a neo-fascist/neo-liberal nightmare. The two ideologies are ultimately intertwined, even if their connotations are subtly distinctive. And we have the Democrats to thank for edging the country more toward the right. OBVIOUSLY the GOP
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