I too would rather ignore politicians but alas they have too much power over how I live.
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I too would rather ignore politicians but alas they have too much power over how I live.
I am so sick of @hassan.senate.gov and @shaheen.senate.gov
They killed 180 children and their teachers in a double-tap strike on a school. The girls were 7 to 12 years old.
nice to see that some American institutions are still functioning
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This moron has no idea how much of a third rail this is. If he goes through with a public fight with Dunkin he will never live this down. In the words of my people "fuck ya motha."
THE PROPHECY
Call me a raving radical but I literally do not care whether your imperialist massacre of children is “constitutional” or not.
I will never get used to the disdain our country holds for brown and Black children.
From Palestine to Iran to Sudan, we normalize the destruction of schools and hospitals and daycares. We reduce children to death tolls and their futures to rubble with no consequence or second thought.
This thread is now dedicated to organizing aid for trans refugees
If you need help or have help to offer, please @ me
Instructions and updates to follow in below 🧵
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In light of the Epstein news and the resurfacing of many headlines that want to blur the lines that are so clear to us, we think sharing this piece by Heather on sexual assault and abuse is apt for our current times. www.scarleteen.com/read/abuse/i...
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quitting my job and abandoning my family to devote myself full time to my passion: unsubscribing from political texts and emails
“If the assassination of Julius Caesar became a model for the effective removal of a tyrant, it was also a powerful reminder that getting rid of a tyrant did not necessarily dispose of tyranny.”
― Mary Beard, SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome
NJ lawmakers introduce the FUCK ICE Act.
The bill "permits civil action for violations of US Constitution related to immigration enforcement."
Drawing of giant squid on the Empire State Building holding a banner that says, “2027: Better days are coming!”
Thank you, Giant Squid!
#p4a2026
p4a2026, JL. “I’m really into dry stuff.” It’s cartoon Jarrod in the desert. I regret nothing.
It’s everybody’s favorite reformed crypto bro! And yes, this is an actual quote from his livestream.
#p4a2026 #Nerdfighters #Jarrod
just a little text art that says "be unacceptable"
inspirational #p4a2026
We’re raising $500 for property taxes for a trans shelter..
Just property taxes the basic cost of keeping the doors open. This shelter provides affirming, safe housing for transgender people who would otherwise be at high risk of homelessness and violence.
$500 is a small number with a big impact.
KEEP GOING
PUSHBACK WORKS
No son, they are not "magically delicious." The workers made them delicious. This is a slogan meant to mystify the social conditions of labor
Digital illustration done in a rough comic ink style. A possum mother trundled along with four possum babies on her back. Each possum is speaking a string of connected speech balloons reading ‘maybe it will happen today’.
losing my mind at the "she should have followed directions" people
really? really? you're cool with "if you don't follow directions, they get to kill you"? that seems like a good state of affairs to you? that seems like how law enforcement ought to work: instant obeisance or death?
Same! Its brilliant to see so many people having the same idea
this is kinda it. I'm posting and flailing and irl just havin a fuckin Saturday I guess because what is there? but it sucks. the US destabilizing governments wantonly for a century plus sucks.
An absolutely unhinged font choice from the FBI FOIA office here
Not to be controversial but I think we should use tools and resources to make people's lives less miserable instead of more
This site is digitizing found cassette tapes of old dj sets, mixes & radio shows from around the world
intertapes.net
People are harshing on some “diverse reading challenge” thing that’s going around, and I get it, but looking at what you read and asking yourself “what isn’t represented here?” is imo a good and healthy practice