th1rtyf0ur.bsky.social
welp, guess I’m here now too.
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lemme put it another way: if a HUMAN(s) “learned” from Disney movies & started selling nearly exact copies, they’d get (rightly) sued. so why should it be ok when an over-bloated computer system run by techbros who clearly have no respect for the creative process do it on a MUCH bigger scale?
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wow it’s almost like you’ve never heard of (or are willfully ignoring) the term “intellectual property”. or lawsuits over music or designs being too similar. or counterfeiting.
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camera woman is the real hero here. not only is she watching the watchers (who are clearly abusing the absolute shit out of their authority), she came PREPARED & was ready to help immediately. THAT is what “protect and serve” should look like.
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yo @rbreich.bsky.social (or whoever on his staff that’s reading this), tagging you here as well!
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元気ですね is the 日本語上手ですね of kids’ behavior 😝
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and i still remember one of my first thoughts after that event was “gdi they’re gonna use this to justify some truly awful bullshit aren’t they?” and lo & behold: DHS & ICE & even more invasive bullshit security theater at airports. 😑
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Nanami was the correct pairing choice 😂
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fake gaijin mommy pic, reflection is not upside down. 😝
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ah the old “the computer flagged you” excuse. tbh facial recognition software is far from perfect (especially when presented with anything other than “typical” cis white people 🙄) but it’s also not unlikely that a human made the call for “additional screening” 😑
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omg wow, you’re SO RIGHT, it absolutely MUST be that anyone who doesn’t just shut up & be happy in the face of literal fascism must be… *getting paid* to post shit. 🙄
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oof, what was that all about (if you don’t mind discussing)?
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ahem @rbreich.bsky.social
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History's unforgiving lens reveals a clear truth: when presidents deploy the National Guard against citizens fighting for civil rights, it's not a show of strength, but a glaring moral failure. Our kids will read these chapters and know precisely who stood on the wrong side.
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funny how when you try to run the government “like a business” all you care about is immediate profit (& huge returns for the executives)
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And share these police facts:
"One-third of all Americans killed by strangers are killed by police"
"officers discussing who will kill dogs before they even arrive"
"Police solve just 2% of all major crimes"
"Arrests at End of Shifts Rake In Overtime Pay"
Laughing at not responding to 911 calls
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“less than lethal” just means they get even more fucking sadistic & indiscriminate with them.
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omg the plumbing was undone by undies? 🤣
I’m sure it sucked at the time but man what a story
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every time. 😑
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*continuing* hiii, I’m Troy McClure. you may remember me from such films as…
😂
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can confirm. (native) college kid in my dorm here was trying to keigo his senpai & asked お召しになりますか？ instead of お召しあがりますか？ & even I LOLed at that one 😂
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When an artist uses materials with text on them to create a collage, it's natural to assume that they chose the materials in part for the meaning of the text they include. Papier-mâché, on the other hand, uses paper (usually newsprint) simply for its physical properties. The text is incidental.
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so weird about that timing innit? almost like “trickle down” was a giant scam.
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Ack! 😝