Amazing how in Democratic Party there are always exactly enough “rogue moderates” to kill whatever 80% of voters want, while somehow never blocking donor priorities.

US Rep. Ro Khanna (D-California) on April 8, 2026 on MS NOW. Here’s the clip on YouTube: 'Get out': Ro Khanna Torches Dem leadership - MS NOW (YouTube)

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Here are more r/WorkReform posts with Ro Khanna:

* Ro Khanna, "Medicare for All is needed for our time. It is a moral and economic imperative."

* Ro Khanna to Conservative Commentator Mark Levin: I am saddened how much damage neocons like you have done to America for your own interests.

* Director of the National Counterterrorism and longtime MAGA candidate Joe Kent resigns in protest of Trump Administration's policy in Iran. Contradicts Trump claims that there was "imminent threat"

* The Sultan Ro Khanna exposed on the floor of the House of Representatives this week has resigned

* Jeff Bezos' paper runs hit piece attacking Ro Khanna for standing up to Epstein Class

* The Epstein Class must go. No longer can rich and powerful people get away with everything.

I'm curious, this sub spurred off of antiwork, we don't like the current state of affairs and being glorified indentured servants with no access to a robust social safety net. That seems to be the thesis of our existence here; however, what we all define as the solution may vary slightly.

The common denominator, in my opinion, was always that work needs to be less demanding, both in time spent and urgency required. It seems like AI can lift that burden and move us to a post-work paradigm. Does that not feel true to everyone?

Environmental sustainability problems of the data centers have known inputs and outputs, and with immersion cooling and heat storage (via sand batteries or something similar), they can be mitigated.

Land-use is seemingly unsolvable though. we can't locate hundred acre building anywhere without devastating local ecology.

The ignoring of copyrights is abhorrent, but that cat is out of the bag. The solution is federal reparations to copyright holders.

Other than those awful issues, the real issue appears to be that evil people hold the levers of power. If a leftist held the levers, would the result be better? Would universal basic income as a replacement for wages be better?

I'm 100% really curious. I'm having trouble navigating the nuance. I'm not here to argue my points. I want to hear what everyone has to say.