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What’s wrong with more muscle-power jobs?
Mar 31
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Dustin "Dino" Guastella
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Damage Report
Greatest hits from 2018 to present
Mar 25
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Damage Magazine
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Let's Not Confuse Labor's Problems with White-Collar AI Doomerism
Labor is facing an existential crisis, but AI is not the source of it.
Mar 18
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Benjamin Y. Fong
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The New Tribalism
If we are to have true reconciliation in America, it will not be done with escapist ideologies and token programs. It will be done with political…
Mar 12
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Bayard Rustin
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Why Rustin? Why Now?
The shadow of the dysfunctional New Left is so long that it’s sometimes hard to see the light beyond it.
Mar 4
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Dustin "Dino" Guastella
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February 2026
What Is Rustin’s Challenge?
Why did the Left turn its back on a transformative economic and social program in favor of maximalist sloganeering and alienating tactics?
Feb 12
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Damage Magazine
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Benjamin Y. Fong
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Affordability and a Wealth Tax
A believable plan for transformative change requires being clear about where the money is coming from. Wealth taxes should be the go-to proposal.
Feb 9
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Damage Magazine
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Jack Metzgar
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Can We Have New Bad Things?
“Fascism” has become a thought-terminating concept, giving liberals license to embrace their fear and loathing of working people who disagree with them.
Feb 3
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Damage Magazine
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Dustin "Dino" Guastella
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December 2025
From Blue Jeans to Blue Banisters
In adulthood, the enjoyment of universality can go beyond a fleeting feeling to a true intimation of eternity, and thus it can only be perceived from…
Dec 29, 2025
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Damage Magazine
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Benjamin Y. Fong
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Horror as By-Product
Readings of the Holocaust as an advanced technological manifestation of anti-Semitism obscure its reality—a brutal, messy, and crude operation. What…
Dec 26, 2025
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Damage Magazine
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Benjamin Fife
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Breaking the Hard Ground: Class Confidence From the Flint Sit-Downs to Today
The most famous union win in American labor history was made possible by structure building and collective experiences that generated class confidence.
Dec 22, 2025
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Damage Magazine
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Garrett Shishido Strain
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How the New Deal Ran a Tight Ship, and Built Some Too
Liberals want to make government do big things again, while the Right disingenuously claims the mantle of government efficiency. With a capable and…
Dec 15, 2025
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Bob Leighninger
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