Jill Filipovic has spent her entire career pretending to give a shit about feminism, but sheβs just a concern troll focused on herself.
02.03.2026 04:51 β π 5 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Jill Filipovic has spent her entire career pretending to give a shit about feminism, but sheβs just a concern troll focused on herself.
02.03.2026 04:51 β π 5 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0This is a widely accepted norm journalists are taught to convince themselves they believe in, but it's not at all obvious why a publication should have to publish an op-ed merely because it represents the president's point of view. That's a media market and branding decision major papers have made.
02.03.2026 04:37 β π 1858 π 280 π¬ 23 π 11this is EXACTLY what we said when we saw Tiger there, it all immediately clicked into place
02.03.2026 04:31 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Literally anything involving trans people, you absolute goon.
02.03.2026 04:25 β π 24 π 1 π¬ 1 π 0We love hearing a professional athlete scolding a robotic cameraman βyouβve gotta stop moving the robot.β
02.03.2026 04:18 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0oh god yeah. Finding out they have a little light that spots the ball on the green exactly from the virtual course blew my mind.
02.03.2026 04:10 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0Great, now @lizroscher.bsky.social and I are obsessed with the kinda-virtual-golf league founded by Tiger Woods & Rory McIlroy
02.03.2026 03:46 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 3 π 0The vast majority of Palestinians want him out and will elect him president if there is ever an all-Palestine election again but the principal political vehicle for our national struggle, the Authority and PLO, is thoroughly gorged of dynamism and is beholden to US-Israel and opposes his release.
01.03.2026 22:48 β π 173 π 40 π¬ 3 π 0
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please donβt tell me this is the balloon they lasered in Texas
01.03.2026 19:41 β π 6 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
I don't think the NYT reporters here know that they are -- this time, with typical deference and some delight in the derring-do of clandestine ops -- describing a close criminal partnership, collaboration in war crimes.
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/01/u...
Prediction markets are hailed by some as some improvement over averaged polling, when its actually a fraud engine
01.03.2026 13:27 β π 475 π 52 π¬ 6 π 1/Mistaking the SCIF at Mar-a-Lago for the coat-check for a chiropractor's second wedding that is happening in the ballroom right next to the SCIF at Mar-a-Lago and briefly seeing a drowsy Donald Trump in a suit and baseball cap looking at a TV with a bunch of tweets on it. "Ope, sorry guys."
01.03.2026 05:42 β π 1342 π 156 π¬ 23 π 3Nothing equals the splendorβ¦of not waiting at baggage claim! Youβll always remember this!
01.03.2026 05:40 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
ME: pack a bag, weβre flying to kansas
MY WAYWARD SON: what kind of bag
πΆand when I hear
"You canβt eat in Turkmenistan!β
Iβll say βof course I can,
screw you!βπΆ
happy 51st birthday GamemasterAnthony
28.02.2026 06:00 β π 362 π 115 π¬ 6 π 11
Akira Toriyama died two years ago today. When he passed, I explained how Black American fans of Dragon Ball reinterpreted the series into a contemporary pillar of our culture.
I loved writing this essay, and I hope you enjoy it, too. Piccolo is wearing a wave cap.
slate.com/culture/2024...
PANEL 1: NARRATOR: "Cultivating the measured NPR cadence and placid deference to the military that characterizes the ideal neoliberal subject, Clark Kent returns to the editorial meeting..." A group of DAILY PLANET reporters are in a meeting, Clark Kent is responding to a question from his boss. CLARK: "Well, chief, the bombing campaign--" PANEL 2: Clark is talking and the other reporters and co-workers look unhappy. CLARK: "Obviously war in the region is not-ah-"ideal," but regime change could ultimately provide socioeconomic benefits that far outweigh the regrettable civilian casualties..." CLARK (thinking): "As Superman, last son of Krypton, these words of course sicken me; however, it's Clark Kent's job to manufacture consent!" PANEL 3: (inset in a larger panel) One reporter is whispering to another. REPORTER: "Kent is such an off-putting sociopath" REPORTER 2: "I hope he kills himself". An arrow points to this inset panel that reads "Thanks to super-hearing" from Clark's ear. Clark is smiling and thinking to himself. CLARK (thinking): "Looks like my secret identity as Clark Kent is safe...FOR NOW!"
the mild manners are job security, baby
www.noncanon.com/comics/2026-...
The americans will make rubble and call it liberation
28.02.2026 21:41 β π 230 π 49 π¬ 3 π 0in case anyone ever needed confirmation that it's not about building a democratic Iran, it's about collapsing Iran and turning it into a land of rubble that can be bombed every six months
01.03.2026 02:18 β π 2814 π 1067 π¬ 21 π 19that point about AGI being βbetter as a government projectβ is fucking hilarious, because the drumbeat from Literally Every Government Agency Leader over 3 administrations has been βAI is much better bought from industry, fuck off all you assholes studying it for us!β
01.03.2026 01:51 β π 5 π 0 π¬ 1 π 0Sam Altman @samaβ’ 5m Three general things from this AMA: G... 1. There is more open debate than I thought ther ewould be, at least in this part of Twitter, about whether we should prefer a democratically elected government or unelected private companies to have more power. I guess this is something people disagree on, but...! don't. This seems like an important area for more discussion. 2. I think the is a question behind a lot of the questions but I haven't seen quite articulated: What happens if the government tries to nationalize OpenAl or other Al efforts? I obviously don't know; I have thought about it of course (it has seemed to me for a long time it might be be better if building AGI were a government project) but it doesn't seem super likely on the current trajectory. That said, I do think a close partnership between governments and the companies building this technology is super important. 3. People take their safety (in the national security sense) more for granted than I realized, which I think is a good thing on balance but I don't think shows enough respect to the tremendous work it takes for that to happen. Also, I am on the whole very grateful for the level of reasonable and good-faith engagement here. It was not what I expected.
Sam Altman just - apropos of nothing - brought up the government nationalizing OpenAI. Multiple typos. Clammy Sammyβs having a big night of posting!
01.03.2026 01:47 β π 616 π 61 π¬ 27 π 21Hahahahahahahah oh man
01.03.2026 01:49 β π 3 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0There is absolutely no reason for Sam Altman to say anything but he is currently digging the biggest hole possible, responding to all and sundry on Twitter. This is the worst possible statement he could have given!
01.03.2026 01:42 β π 910 π 166 π¬ 55 π 30My feminism is when I do apologetics for the indiscriminate murder of over 100 schoolgirls
01.03.2026 01:42 β π 280 π 48 π¬ 5 π 1Again, I repeat: what does a clown like this say to every elementary school on every US military base? bsky.app/profile/gard...
01.03.2026 01:41 β π 3 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0SCIF now stands for βSome Curtains In Frontβ
01.03.2026 01:39 β π 1701 π 269 π¬ 18 π 4this is your mission. our pedophile president needs you to bomb this elementary school full of kids because he thinks it makes him look cool. also his scheming viziers will be betting money on it for fun. good luck soldier
01.03.2026 01:32 β π 9466 π 2575 π¬ 25 π 26Any Costco around the beltway is the Way to Go
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