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danyaldhondy.bsky.social

Composer and musician with an unhealthy interest in the macabre depths of UK/US politics. Mostly tweeting snark about the Tories. Also dabbles in programming.

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Ketamine Kampf.

submitted 38 days ago • 4 comments

I wonder how many other high-achieving schools this applies to. A culture of ‘discipline’, and outstanding results at all costs, has led some establishments to lose sight of their kids’ welfare.

submitted 73 days ago • 0 comments

submitted 84 days ago • 969 comments

I visited a school recently which had SLANT posters up. I asked about it. The teacher was casual. ‘It’s just behaviours to help learning’. Behaviours to help students say engaged, says one school website. Another school says that using SLANT helps students to ensure they are focused on learning.1/

submitted 84 days ago • 6 comments

I DESERVE ANOTHER CUP OF TEA

submitted 84 days ago • 0 comments

It's December which means it's time to post the generic Hallmark version of "All I Want For Christmas Is You" that the kids are calling "probably not legally actionable"

submitted 87 days ago • 15 comments

How to Eat Fruits 🧵

submitted 91 days ago • 9 comments

The Washington Post reports that Michael Anton and Sebastian Gorka had a falling out over who should receive credit for writing Trump's speeches. This is incorrect. In this thread, I will tell you the real reason why Anton dislikes Gorka. 🧵

submitted 96 days ago • 133 comments

So in talking to to folks about the Gaetz withdrawal, I discovered that the reason it didn’t make them feel more optimistic about our chances of blocking the other nominees is that they literally do not know how it happened.

submitted 96 days ago • 1 comment

While I was on parole, a cop tried to force me into giving up the names of three drug dealers in exchange for not taking me to jail on bogus charges. A thread.

submitted 97 days ago • 13 comments

An observation my father made after visiting me in prison for a few years: cops are the only profession that gets ultimate authority over other human beings without ever having to earn it. They don't have to learn how to communicate, how to manage people, how to settle disputes. A thread.