Matthew Rozsa
- A journalist writing about capitalism for Democracy at Work. - Erstwhile legacy blue check. - Past: Salon, Mic, Quartz, MSNBC, Yahoo, MSN, The Daily Dot.
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3 weeks ago |
dreadcentral.com | Matthew Rozsa
When Saw XI was taken off of the 2025 release calendar, I immediately thought of my friend Kevin Greutert. A longtime horror movie director/editor whose career traces back all the way to the first Saw (2004), Greutert’s oeuvre is inextricably linked to one of horror’s most venerable franchises. His is the vantage point of an editor-turned-director, initially remote from the actors whose narratives he shapes and later charged with being their leader.
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democracyatwork.substack.com | Matthew Rozsa
Every journalist has regrets. Ever since President Donald Trump has earned the nickname TACO — short for Trump Always Chickens Out — I’ve thought about one of my biggest. That regret is not asking historian G. Zachary Jacobson more questions about President Nixon’s “madman theory.”The year was 2023. I was assigned to review“On Nixon’s Madness: An Emotional History,” Jacobson’s psycho-biography of America’s 37th president, Richard Milhous Nixon.
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democracyatwork.substack.com | Matthew Rozsa
Stellan Skarsgård won a prestigious Peabody Award in 2023 for his performance as Luthen Rael in the first season of “Andor.” If there is any justice in the world, Skarsgård will pick up even more awards for his masterclass acting in the second season. Luthen is more than the three-dimensional hero the “Star Wars” universe needs. He is also the strongest analogue to real-life three-dimensional hero Vladimir Lenin found in contemporary American pop culture.
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democracyatwork.substack.com | Matthew Rozsa
Sometimes a political poll isn’t just a political poll, and the pollsters themselves don’t realize it. If civilization is a figurative frog being slowly cooked alive in a pot of water — which happens, according to the old expression, because it doesn’t feel the temperature being gradually increased — sometimes a poll indicates that the frog is indeed feeling the heat. Take the recent Demand Progress survey of 1,200 registered voters.
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nonprofitquarterly.org | Matthew Rozsa |Aine Creedon
President Donald Trump and Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have made it plain that they view autism as a disease in need of a cure. As an autistic man, I beg to differ, and many fellow autists and medical professionals agree with me. Nationally, a recent estimate from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that one in 36 children in the United States have some form of autism.
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Abortion rights are human rights. I unpacked pro-choice politics from a Marxist perspective for Democracy at Work. https://t.co/lNRY73b75b @democracyatwrk
"Bottom line, trade has been a tremendous positive for the American economy — creating jobs, and incidentally, bringing in lower-price consumer products that people in the lower-income, middle-income groups benefit from." - Joe Lieberman (@Salon, 2018) https://t.co/qdqgQvN9l6
I'm sharing a Nazi's tweet to remind the world these people (a) exist and (b) thrive on Musk's Twitter. I've met many Nazis. Except for the handful who have power (e.g., Roger Stone), they're ALL angry, gullible — and dangerous — losers. https://t.co/NbLkSuaEJq @ORACLEOFEUROPA https://t.co/rHfLuE5NKF
@MatthewRozsa @DreadCentral Everyone knows you're a Jew from your racist anti-White propaganda and they have eyes and can see your hideous physiognomy