Cleaning house is mostly a political metaphor

From Columbia Missourian

Suze showed up with a mop bucket and the kind of balance that comes from living without a safety net. One hand on the handle, the other holding sprays and rags, she climbed my icy back steps like someone who had solved harder problems than gravity. Inside, she moved like a person clocking into a world that had already decided what she was worth.

I LIVED IT: I tried to navigate the @news comments section

@news is a place for conversation. Unlike the stuffed shirts at certain other sites, it allows its userbase to discuss the content posted here. Have a hot take about the latest Anarchy Radio? Concerned about what’s going on in Russia? Just drop into the comments section and speak your mind.

These are all things I was telling myself as I searched in vain through the comments section on a certain post last night, in a desperate search to follow a conversation thread about rewilding.

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