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Now where have I heard sentiments like this before?

[whispering to paramedic before I pass out] save me but not enough that I have to go to work tomorrow

this is what they want to do, theyve been saying it for years, they want to murder us in the streets and they think they should get away with it because our beliefs are a threat to their power and wealth

This would be a really good moment for Democrats to start acting more like a political party than a Ponzi scheme.

We have been told for nearly 30 years that America needed to tolerate mass shootings because the broad availability of guns would help us defend ourselves from an overreaching federal government. That day has come. The people who said this are supporting the federal agents. Many have joined them.

Put every single demon enabling this on trial. From the top down to the lowest grunt. They deserve no semblance peace for the rest of their days.

Joyce Carol Oates @Joyce... 17h O So curious that such a wealthy man never posts anything that indicates that he enjoys or is even aware of what virtually everyone appreciates— scenes from nature, pet dog or cat, praise for a movie, music, a book (but doubt that he reads); pride in a friend's or relative's accomplishment; condolences for someone who has died; pleasure in sports, acclaim for a favorite team; references to history. In fact he seems totally uneducated, uncultured. The poorest persons on Twitter may have access to more beauty & meaning in life than the "most wealthy person in the world."

Elon Musk ' @elonmusk X.com Oates is a liar and delights in being mean. Not a good human.

lol she got his ass and he knows it

Haha this sucks man

Ready to plug back into Knicks hoops. Let's get this W.

The Chimera Ant Arc is incredible

Losing my goddamned mind.

We can condemn political violence without valorizing a destructive, hateful bigot.

Mega Victreebell is so goofy I love it

I finished Cyberpunk Edgerunners S1 earlier tonight and haven't been able to stop thinking about it for hours.

New Interview: www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a...

If you alternate between these two opinions at a rapid enough rate you arrive at our stable majority pseudo-opinion that there should be infinite cops that aren’t expected to do anything at all

James Gunn doesn't miss

The masculine urge to call all of your male friends by their last name

As we head to Election Day, for folks who voted early, thank you. I know some folks have not yet made up their minds. I am making an appeal to you.

Please do not rank Cuomo. I have worked with every single one of the candidates for mayor. I will tell you he does not like us.

Preston Damsky is a law student at the University of Florida. He is also a white nationalist and antisemite. Last fall, he took a seminar taught by a federal judge on “originalism,” the legal theory favored by many conservatives that seeks to interpret the Constitution based on its meaning when it was adopted. In his capstone paper for the class, Mr. Damsky argued that the framers had intended for the phrase “We the People,” in the Constitution’s preamble, to refer exclusively to white people. From there, he argued for the removal of voting rights protections for nonwhites, and for the issuance of shoot-to-kill orders against “criminal infiltrators at the border.” Turning over the country to “a nonwhite majority,” Mr. Damsky wrote, would constitute a “terrible crime.” White people, he warned, “cannot be expected to meekly swallow this demographic assault on their sovereignty.” At the end of the semester, Mr. Damsky, 29, was given the “book award,” which designated him as the best student in the class. According to the syllabus, the capstone counted the most toward final grades.

The granting of the award set off months of turmoil on the law school campus. Its interim dean, Merritt McAlister, defended the decision earlier this year, citing Mr. Damsky’s free speech rights and arguing that professors must not engage in “viewpoint discrimination.” Ms. McAlister, in an email to the law school community, also invoked “institutional neutrality,” an increasingly popular policy among college administrators. It instructs schools not to take public positions on hot-button issues.

But the question of how officials should respond to Mr. Damsky — who, in an interview, said that referring to him as a Nazi “would not be manifestly wrong” — is not merely academic.

Why you might even say this is precisely what policies of “institutional neutrality” and opposition to “viewpoint discrimination” are design to foster. www.nytimes.com/2025/06/21/u...

My daily routines have been thrown off a bit this week and it's definitely causing some agita

Not only that, Stephen Miller has explicitly railed against ICE for supposedly focusing on criminals and pushed them to go after Home Depot and 7-Eleven.
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Keep telling yourself that

And that justifies current child exploitation?

This is ridiculous man. People who don't work or can't work deserve healthcare too.

"The best path out of child labor is the economic system that has historically always exploited child labor" do you hear yourself?

Multiple things are allowed to matter at the same time

Those are not "police" or "law enforcement" in the streets of LA.

They are uniformed, heavily armed, and conducting military operations on orders of the Trump Admin.

Whatever agency they're supposedly from, by any reasonable definition those are SOLDIERS waging war against the public on home soil.

It’s not just that it’s clearly intentional, it’s that it’s clearly intentional knowing that he’s being recorded. They know they can do whatever they want with complete impunity.