arleighhelfer.bsky.social
Literate lawyer, advocate for free expression, erstwhile Reagan Youth conscript, and chap with a quirky, dark sense of humor. Fond of dandelion breaks. Fan of π¦π―π΅π’π³π΅π¦π΅π¦ ππΆπ―π΄π΅. My opinions are mine, but I'm willing to share.
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The same person after spending the summer in Uncanny Valley maybe.
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I do not necessarily condone his methods, but he doesn't have verbal capability or the capacity to reason. I try not to judge.
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Horrible video or horrible crash?
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Riding dirty? Rolling with your homies? It doesn't matter: Either way, you know the sound of the police.
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His moment of clarity. But it's just a moment. Just waiting for the next dose to kick in . . . .
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Uh, the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech allows you to do that, Pammy Jo Blondi. Faux outrage sowing division. It's so passΓ©. Your Trump was just cheering General Robert E. Lee, a traitor to the U.S., and MAGA flies Confederate Battle Flags. I suppose you're suing them as well . . . .
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Say it out loud and watch Trump pardon her within a day.
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Resort to censorship of "odious" views is the hallmark of someone who does not believe in the fundamental tenets of liberal democracy. That is Trump's approach. It's sad to see any progressive adopting that, getting down in the mud with the swine. Lie down in pig shit, come up covered in pig shit.
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Objecting to a white nationalist speaker and illegally preventing him from speaking are not the same from a free speech vantage point. People concerned about speech they don't like could do all of us a favor by channeling their energy into persuasive responses, not calling for repressive censorship.
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Pammy Jo Blondi is a stooge robot programmed by Stephen Miller. I hope she's disbarred.
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From the back benches at Fox? Who are these people?
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They're good at pretending to care about vaunted principles, but they wouldn't recognize a principle if it walked up and bit them in the face.
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Four dead in Ohio.
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They'll miss hunting endangered mammals on safari with Elon's son, X. And their daddy will take their X posting privileges away because Elon was disloyal to The Trump Family. No wonder they're crying.
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The US when Musk's ketamine wears off . . . .
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And more time with Stephen Miller's wife.
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A bad edit? That sounds like grounds for mental anguish and $20 billion in damages!
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Naw, he was just speculating about a hypothesis.
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Everyone who knows more than one narcissist knew this wouldn't end well. There's not enough air in the room, let alone on the planet, to oxygenate those massive, fragile egos.
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Naw, you weren't doing it different on the West Coast. These books were all over the place back then. I read JLS when I was about seven in the 1970s. In Detroit. BTW, seven is a good age for reading JLS.
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Thatβs where I used to buy concert tickets in high school.
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Got my first electric guitar near there at NW Highway and Orchard Lake--Wonderland Music. Sic transit gloria mundi.