redfallen.bsky.social
Siamo tutti in pericolo
Rebellion is born of the spectacle of irrationality, confronted with an unjust and incomprehensible condition. Albert Camus
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Shells in the sand, people, A found object. Had it not been photographed and posted via social media, would there have been any sound? Also, now that these numbers will shortly appear at every anti-tRump rally, what happens then?
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C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate
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When enough white people feel their cage being rattled, then perhaps. Not nearly enough
at this point are feeling the necessity to move themselves.
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What for and by whom?
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What?! How?!
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Most important question to Leo: are you Cubs or White Sox?
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"Why do you think I'm calling you, just to say hello? Of course I like to speak to you. Of course I like to say hello, not now, but anytime, Dmitry."
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And that is the approach that must be taken with black masked arresting agents, for all the good it will do.
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Brah...Respect🙌🔥
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We've seen Helena exit that elevator too often without the perspective change, so I think it's her in full. This is some Phillip Dick type fuckery we've got here.
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Further, she was terrible—terrible—in one on ones.
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She lost for all of the above AND blunders that only a dem could make. Denying a representative of the Palestine state a spot on the convention stage; refusing to deal with Netanyahu ‘s genocidal war; running a campaign more vibe than sustained progressive critique; “lethal” military.
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Nice one, Molly. Sam bringing up Laffer and Kansas was pure sharpshooter. Recall "What's the Matter with Kansas", by Thomas Frank. This is why Seder is squarely in the GOAT conversation.
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The opposition is in the streets now. You don’t matter. You’re not necessary. If you’re not helping in ways demonstrable and progressive, you’re hurting. We know who you are, you dollar Democrats, you eunuchs, and we’ll remember come election time.
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(In Morgan Freeman voice)
The world is a fine place and worth fighting for. I believe in the last part.
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Why would anyone think that, after Trump played widdle Marco for a punk during his first campaign?
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👆
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I'd read it but subscription. I will therefore search.
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This ain't like Seven Days In May where a clutch of found steamy love letters written by a megalomaniacal General planning a coup from within the Pentagon, might be used to upset his plans. Here, there's nothing in the Orange Tumor's background that he wouldn't simply shrug off. That leaves us... ?
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Joe is the reigning white guy. He who occupies the so-called “center”, even though far fewer Reps dare show up as guests these days. Chris Hayes, though white, is holding down the left position. Joe is not going anywhere.
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Absolutely correct! If we're not able to move in this direction then choose submission, because what other means are left to us? Or are we going to put our entire faith in the Courts?
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Man, you laid the hammer on Musk with such aplomb. Masterful. Thank you for this. He’s been effing around since Election Day, now comes the find out part.
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'We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality—judiciously, as you will—we'll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that's how things will sort out.” Unnamed official Bush admin. 2004.
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God is on his throne, my dude.
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Yup, go hard. Respect, sir!
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May I ask if you're considering pulling the trigger (metaphorically, of course) and naming those three fkrs you pointed to? We're in a war. Our rights, our sanctity, our very agency as citizens are on the line. Shit done got very, very heavy.
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Choke on smoke from wildfires, drag our fingernails over brick walls, refuse to get out of bed, or maybe stop pretending that our constitution is some magical document that will save us from this fascist coup that is underway?
Do you know this?
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Is he a fighter who will openly challenge the fascist bs of this repulsive administration, or is he the go along to get along type?
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Crimes of the future. We’ll biologically adjust to the damage caused by unregulated tech.
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Musk, an unelected billionaire, is running roughshod through the institutions, and the Dem response to this heist —that is to say no response—is to feel a chasm opening beneath us. By the gods, I couldn’t loathe them any more than I do at this moment. If Obama had done this during the crash…
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Coup?
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Does all of this feel like a Constitutional crisis to you?
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After being told to his face by Ann Coulter that his being “an Indian” ruled him out in her mind as proper presidential material. He’ll never learn.
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So that pez duck hung around for centuries. Why couldn’t it have been a mixtape instead?
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I understand. Britt Lower is bae.
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Nobody got a gifty link to this article in Bezoz's paper? Though, in the interest of looking out for my blood pressure, I'd be better off skipping it.
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Will weed do?
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Yes, we roared with excremental laughter at the CEO assassination for good reason. It feels like gallows humor is all we've got left.
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Good to have you here!
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Cadillacs and Ferraris, day-um!
The man was ~livin’~!
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Bash is absolutely fkn appaling, loathsome to the bone. A spineless, groveling, both-sider. We are on our on, utterly.
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From its themes alone, Bo Jack should have been an easy one for me. At the time, for whatever reason, I couldn’t get with it.
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If you already haven't, meet Brian Evenson, one of the most consistently excellent horror writers going.
lareviewofbooks.org/article/pure...
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Now, Rick and Morty, that’s different👍
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No particular reason. My wife doesn’t smoke, but that’s not why. During the summer on walks with my dog I’d take a poke or two and feel pretty good. I might pick it up again. Here in MA, there’s a weed dispensary on every corner, practically.
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Turned 70 this year but I am quite culturally hip. Books, music, cinema, but that one and Bojack defeated me. My thought was, I really need to be high if I’m going to watch either, and since I no longer smoke weed…
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About to bail on S2, myself. That focus on the fighting among those factions isn’t compelling. I wanted something more in the vein of cosmic horror. I made it through two eps and I think I may be done.
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Good to see you here. I appreciated your raw honesty during the campaign. You tried to warn them but they would not listen. They never would.
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Were these masked cretins followed to their cars? Were make, model and plates noted? A license is only moderately expensive to track at that point. Dox these fuckers.