Clarence Thomas Admits That He’s Coming for Our Rights In a little-covered speech, the Supreme Court justice explained how he thinks the court should reverse rulings conservatives don’t like.

Clarence Thomas announced that he doesn't care about precedent and is making it up as he goes along. He didn't say it *like that* of course, because then people would have noticed.
But I noticed, through the jargon, and explain it here in @thenation.
www.thenation.com/article/soci...

I don't think I've ever seen anyone cite to S.Ct. Does anyone actually do that? Also makes me wonder what licensing agreement Google signed that caused this.

Una is flying under the radar in this conversation. Great first officer, has the experience to be a security officer, and could whoop anyone short of Worf in a hand fight.

I think Una is the only other first officer/ pseudo-security officer on there and she's not exactly a security officer.

Also, I think you and I had nearly this exact same argument almost a decade ago in the @edsbs.bsky.social comments

Uhura and Una at $4, however, feel absolutely correct. Absolute cornerstones of a good bridge crew.

If you want things to actually get done you have to pick between Sisko, Janeway, or Pike. If you need an intergalactic summit or sensitive negotiations? Call Picard or maybe Kirk if he's had his annual ethics class.

Janeway is the best Captain, followed closely by Pike so I get why they're $5. But having to choose between them is tough

@archiveofourown.org

The weird thing is I'm extremely appreciative of the things he's done for the program. Like, he deserves a statute next to Rich Brooks level of appreciation. Two ten win seasons and all. But it feels like the wheels have fallen off this thing

I know they were desperate to keep him when UK agreed to that, but it still sounds insane

And due as a lump sum within 2 months of firing. You're probably right.

If Kentucky is 2-5 going into the Auburn game, will Stoops still be the coach @briesmith.xyz @jsadle.bsky.social

Forgot to answer you. I think the free monthly figure is usually worth about $6-15. They change the figure each month so you could wait till it's an army you want to pick up or just a figure you're interested in. And I don't think they include paint, but they offer a paint deal maybe?

Abigail Jackson saying: Democrats, calling your political opponents Nazis has consequences. Study: Left-wing terrorism climbs to 30-year high And posting a graph from Axios that shows WAY WAY WAY more right wing terrorism, and showing a very slight increase in left wing terrorism this year that would still have it lower than basically every other year of right wing terrorism.

White House Deputy Press Secretary seen here posting data showing how much more prevalent right wing domestic terrorism is than left wing domestic terrorism... while thinking she's showing the reverse.

Apparently she can only read headlines, but not the actual graph with the data.

Hello darkness my old friend,
It's Kentucky Football time again

Is that bowling with a keg?

ICE officer caught on video pushing woman is placed on leave The man appears to be the same officer who was caught last month on NPR audio aggressively arresting a court observer.

The man appears to be the same officer who was caught last month on NPR audio aggressively arresting a court observer.

96 Kentucky converse denim sneakers

Let me dream!

I owned a pair in 96. I think I even had the shorts. Loved them, but I was 11

I think that the free set is a single miniature and some sample paints

That's just moving the void from your heart to the wallet.

#BREAKING: Over dissents from Justices Sotomayor, Kagan & Jackson, #SCOTUS grants a stay in the Slaughter case (allowing President Trump to remove the last Dem member of the FTC), *and* grants certiorari "before judgment" to decide whether to formally overrule its 1935 ruling in Humphrey's Executor.

Just imagining the Tudor era if they had FOIA laws.

a small brown dog leaps up from behind a pile of crunchy brown leaves. her eyes and mouth are open wide, and her big floppy ears are extended out like wings to either side.

This is Annie. She freaking loves fall. 13/10 (FB: James Osborne)

Wow, Mizzou drew a short straw

Tweet from Ilya Shapiro: "Wait, is it the government that makes hiring/firing decisions at ABC?" responding to Chris Hayes saying: "This is the most straightforward attack on free speech from state actors I've ever seen in my life and it's not even close."

This really is the final expression of "libertarianism" as it is practiced in the US today.