Kat Blasko

Nailed it. But I'd expect nothing less.

Fuck where I live. It's terrifying out here, and it seems like no one is paying attention.

I still think there's a place for mockery, perhaps. Don't take certain people seriously. Show them how little they matter. But with Nazis, the stakes are that serious.

Charlie Chaplin dressed as hitler

Remembering today that Chaplin self-funded The Great Dictator because the studios were too afraid of taking sides when there were so many Nazi sympathizers in the States that they didn’t want to alienate

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Ope indeed. If serious, don't talk about it on social media regardless of who's right... although I admit that I'm a little sad because I love geeking out over all things law.

It's a Nice time to play PowerBall. 😎

Because you know they won't stop at kids.

Tagged adult because this is terrifying, and I don't need kids unaliving themselves on my watch.

Protecting Children from Chemical and Surgical Mutilation – The White House By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered: Section 1.  Policy and

Massive fucking trigger warning:

This is an all-call.

Prepare to go to war for your trans friends. Their lives are on the line. Death before detransition.

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The country's on fucking fire so thank you CNN for bringing us an update on JonBenét Ramsey.

Departing the New York Times I left to stay true to my byline

This is going to become a classic essay about the onset of fascism. contrarian.substack.com/p/departing-...

Dems can:

-oppose all Trump nominees until this EO is withdrawn
-deny unanimous consent to slow senate proceedings
-vote no on all cloture
-force quorum calls at every chance

It’s a constitutional crisis. There is absolutely no reason the Senate should be connecting business as usual.

For that matter, there's a whole body of scholarship that posits that Shakespeare was more of an editor than a writer. In this case, I'm pretty sure the Gaiman theory is wishful thinking.

(4) On the off-chance you wind up reading this, Neil, you disgust me. Ruining my enjoyment of your art is nothing compared to the lives you've ruined. I hope you never know a moment's peace unless everyone you've hurt forgives you.

(3) I haven't tried to go back and re-read anything of his yet. Not sure how it would go.

All I can say with any degree of certainty is this: I'm glad Terry Pratchett wasn't around to see this.

(2) Never look too closely at your heroes for rarely do they survive such scrutiny - but there's a big difference between "imperfect" and "abusive sh*thead." Does appreciation of what he created while acknowledging his abuser status and refusing to support him further insult survivors?

(1) I haven't said anything about this until now, but...ugh. Talk about feeling kicked in the stomach. I have no doubt that Neil Gaiman is a horrible human and I won't support future endeavors. But what does it mean for the works I already own? For the place those stories occupy in my world?

To absolutely no one's surprise.

Anybody want to send some popcorn to Canada?

...who is not "American" enough - meaning red-blooded, red-hatted American. Hitler sent more than Jews to the concentration camps. Political dissidents wound up there too.

(5) That, or this is just an initial position being taken that will allow for a "compromise" on birthright citizenship.

No. Not ok.

(4) Given the fact that there aren't exactly a ton of Native Americans remaining (King Andy helped), there doesn't seem to be a remotely plausible reason to pursue the removal of their birthright citizenship - unless, of course, it's entirely about racism.

(3) Would that overwhelm available support services, resulting in increasingly poor living conditions due to limited access to food and medical care? People will die if he somehow manages to get this through.

(2) I suppose he could force them to stay on the reservations full-time. After all, this is the same arsehole who had Andrew Jackson's portrait in the Oval Office.

Apparently our racist-in-chief has decided to question birthright citizenship as it relates to Native Americans as well. Where exactly does he plan to deport them to?

Same. I started coughing late yesterday, then I realized it was because my throat was scratchy - the specific kind of scratchy it gets when sick. At least I have Butter Menthols.

My grandfather did not lie about his age to fight in World War II so that a modern day robber baron could give a nazi salute at the Presidential inauguration on MLK day.

Bonus: Both signs were on adjoining sides of the same support post.

Multiple posts a day? Sure. Twenty-seven posts or reshares in the past hour? Unfollowed. There's a limit, people.

Accessibility Fail: Not seeing the disconnect between these two signs. And yes, the ramp needed the warning.

I took this photo. It's pretty. I'm sharing it with you because the temperature outside today was 18 degrees and the temperature when this photo was taken was 81 degrees. One of these things is vastly superior to the other.