After the 2024 disaster, under which we live and endure today, Garrett wrote:
There’s no other way to say it. We failed our children. We failed our climate. We failed our trans community. We failed our immigrants. We failed our middle class. We failed our increasingly desperate houseless population. We failed people of color. We failed our schools. We failed our future. We took the first steps over the threshold as a nation last night, into the dark unknown. The experiment is over, and we failed to prevent this disaster.
And he continued:
I am heartbroken, horrified, disgusted, terrified, angry, and I am gravely concerned this is an event from which we may never recover. The next four years—whatever they hold—will reshape this country permanently, irreparably, in ways we cannot even yet fully conceive.
If you live in the US today, you know he was then quite accurate. Like a Nostradamus of sorts. He ends:
humans socialI don’t know where to go from here. This is a waking nightmare, and it has only just begun. History will judge us harshly for this, and rightly so. But that’s assuming we survive long enough for that to happen.