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re the previous repost: if they can disappear permanent residents they can disappear citizens

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I’d like to hear from voters of any race who were evacuated from polling places due to bomb threats and never voted.

submitted 1 day ago • 73 comments

the problem with this discourse is that people say that the left needs to “speak to young men” in some general way, but no specifics are ever given because then you’d realize these people actually have no solution

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USDA has eliminated two food safety advisory committees for microbiological contamination and meat inspection. Most recently, they had been reviewing regulatory approaches in response to the fatal Listeria outbreak from Boar’s Head meats and fatal Cronobacter contamination in powdered infant formula

submitted 1 day ago • 82 comments

Ping-pong paddle signage won’t beat back the techno-fascist revolution. To fight Musk’s vision, we need something deeper—solidarity, mutual aid, and a refusal to abandon each other. My latest:

submitted 2 days ago • 7 comments

me: i'll have a Coke waiter: is Pepsi okay? me: no, still in that coma waiter: oh my god me: i know, it's terrible waiter: it's so terrible me: and Pepsi has kids too those poor kids waiter: i don't even want to think about it

submitted 2 days ago • 43 comments

just inane. "For the farmers in the Central Valley, it was not irrigation season, and this was their precious summer supply..." www.washingtonpost.com/climate-envi...

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submitted 16 days ago • 7 comments

personally would not describe the myth of a man cursed to roll a rock uphill FRUITLESSLY FOR ALL ETERNITY as “a reminder that you can overcome anything” but you do you, meta ad

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it’s been a rough year for a lot of reasons but em dashes becoming a chatgpt thing is going to be the end of me

submitted 4 days ago • 23 comments

rewatching Alien for work and I'd forgotten how much of the movie is "wait, where's the cat"

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We need to trust our eyes. Nazi salutes, racist purges, an ambush on the Ukrainian president by a far-right regime. If what we see aligns with what we know and is also in line with an established track record, our default assumption should be that what is happening is actually what it looks like.

submitted 6 days ago • 56 comments

The only sad part of moving out of a place run by an HOA is we no longer get emails asking "has anyone else seen this suspicious person he's been here every day this week casing the place in his vehicle" accompanied by a picture of a uniformed delivery guy in a UPS truck

submitted 6 days ago • 21 comments

A data point to ponder: I'm in the WGA, SAG and DGA and this was the first year where almost all the screeners were digital. I think the only movie that sent physical DVDs to all 3 unions was... Anora

submitted 6 days ago • 28 comments

where I am, it came and went so quickly that at first I thought someone in my building knocked over a huge piece of furniture, or maybe a tree fell? (but then I went Online)

submitted 6 days ago • 1 comment

It’s Hollywood’s biggest quake

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On the upside I was relieved that quake wasn't a nuclear attack from a Russian sub. It's all about perspective, people

submitted 6 days ago • 1 comment

jesus CHRIST

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My latest: "The more often we have experienced true helplessness, the more likely we are to feel powerless in situations where action is possible. And the more we freeze or flail in response to threats, the more deeply ingrained those responses become."

submitted 9 days ago • 42 comments

the noah wyle emmy campaign is gonna go full tilt without too much assist from critics, i think, because it's so entirely self-evident so allow me to pivot to: katherine lanasa emmy campaign

submitted 10 days ago • 8 comments

re: Severance, once again -

submitted 9 days ago • 11 comments

It doesn't surprise me that Rahm does not understand that this joke is about his being a jackass and nothing else. When all you want in the world is to be a sexual predator, it's apparently difficult to understand that all some people — MOST people — want is to just use the damn bathroom.

submitted 8 days ago • 2 comments

There has been a lot of chatter today about Zelenskyy's meeting with Trump, some regarding this moment when White House correspondent Brian Glenn asked if the Ukrainian president plans to wear a suit. I want to address idea in this thread. 🧵

submitted 9 days ago • 495 comments

Fuck

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“while tragedy can bring a community together, when that tragedy is man-made, or when the response to that tragedy is cruel or inconsiderate, people tend to lose trust in their neighbors ... the cruelty of Trump’s response to the pandemic ... also killed the vulnerable’s faith in other people.”

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"We didn’t become the greatest shirtwaist factory in the world by resting on our laurels. That’s why we’ve brought in a new efficiency czar, Noel Skum, whose job is to cut unnecessary spending and roll back overly restrictive safety regulations."

submitted 11 days ago • 3 comments

ppl getting angry at this but he's talking alliances and he's 100% right- you cannot trust a country where every 4 yrs the foreign policy does a complete 180 & tears up treaties and reneges on deals and withholds payments because some sheep farmers in Wisconsin think too many black women have jobs

submitted 9 days ago • 193 comments

A lot of objection to “objectivity in journalism” is based in antiracism, specifically in the understanding that when a journalist’s identity isn’t of the “neutral” ilk, nothing we write is taken seriously as objective reporting no matter how much distance we put between ourselves and the subject.

submitted 9 days ago • 1 comment

Masks and handwashing work very well against the current form of flu, in the first year of Covid, when more people were masking, we knocked out an entire strain of flu. So there’s yet another reason to start wearing them.

submitted 11 days ago • 15 comments

wearily please……. Can someone invent a way out that isn’t through……… please I’m dying………

submitted 17 days ago • 28 comments

www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025... The end result of this is trans people can't travel to the USA without the risk of being permanently banned from entering the USA on grounds of "gender fraud". Already know trans folks in high tech fields who will be cancelling plans to give talks in America.

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"It’s been such a joy. I’m constantly pausing and saying [to my wife], “That’s what we do! That’s the thing I told you about!” Obviously, I edit too. “This would actually be more bloody” and so on. And she is constantly saying, “Hey, can you quit pausing?”" www.vulture.com/article/is-t...

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i just typed in yellow jacket (local bar) to the parish (local venue) in on google, because i wanted to know how far apart those two places are, and instead google decided that was an aphorism and gave me an entirely fake definition of it i actually felt secondhand embarrassment for the computer

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Books designed to be read only by human eyes are different from books designed to be read by machines, which is why Google will tell you that the phrase “shake my booty” can be found in an 1863 English translation of Don Quixote.

submitted 350 days ago • 82 comments

Some good news for writers on deadline:

submitted 17 days ago • 2 comments

Everyone in the Trump coalition voted for someone to get got. Most of them didn’t realize that they were that someone to someone else.

submitted 20 days ago • 96 comments

With your help, Q became the first openly trans musher in Iditarod history. This year, he's ready to complete the journey. Thank you so much to everyone who's supported the team in different ways! If you're moved to contribute, we are doing some final fundraising for expenses ❤️ #uglydogs

submitted 18 days ago • 29 comments

I keep thinking of this

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my real fear (articulated last november) is that Musk following the Twitter playbook doesn't just mean chaos and organizational dysfunction and firings...it means not caring at all about the financial health of the organization bc the ultimate goal is creating a political weapon

submitted 18 days ago • 29 comments

Justifying victim blaming in cases where victims have been immoral, unethical, and harmful just creates the fallacy that abuse can be denied if you just dig up or make up bad things the victim has done. We see this play out every day

submitted 21 days ago • 18 comments

Another #artwork I didn’t post here yet. I’m sure it’s pretty self explanatory. #supporthumanartists #NoAI

submitted 138 days ago • 15 comments

Yes, people dislike wearing face masks but reality is that with all the viruses circulating (COVID, bird flu, regular flu, RSV) you can choose to be a little uncomfortable wearing a mask in public -or- you can choose to be sick constantly. That's what our options are really coming down to.

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Rick Caruso said his new rebuilding nonprofit would "bypass red tape, drive real solutions, and act with the urgency this moment demands" to prevent the "endless delays hurting people who need help now." Two days later the Grove sued the city of LA to stop an approved project right next door

submitted 23 days ago • 3 comments

The passive authoritarian tense

submitted 24 days ago • 112 comments