Rayne Mythos

Well said.

Get up.

Get out.

Go vote.

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A post on X by Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan ) expresses frustration, asking how anyone can read a definition of fascism and not be alarmed, emphasizing that it is happening now. The post includes a quote from Cody Johnston (@drmistercody ) from one day ago, defining fascism as a form of political behavior marked by an obsessive preoccupation with community decline, humiliation, or victimhood, and compensatory cults of unity, energy, and purity. The definition describes a mass-based party of nationalist militants working with traditional elites, abandoning democratic liberties, and pursuing redemptive violence for internal cleansing and external expansion without ethical or legal restraints.

Oh yes, this is clearly now.

The image shows an X post by a user named "Thursday" (@ennui365) from 20 hours ago. It depicts a person standing outdoors on a grassy area, holding a sign that reads "CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM IS THE AMERICAN TALIBAN" in bold red letters. The person is wearing a red and white cap, a black jacket, black pants, and white sneakers. The background includes trees, a building, and other people, suggesting a public gathering or protest.

She’s not wrong.

absolutely f*cking not. names and faces should be open to the public view. if they want to hide, then they know what they are doing is absolutely wrong and feel shame.

hi bluesky! I like to paint spookies.
I would love to work on a metal album cover one day or get my art on a magic card before I die 🫡
#portfolioday #art

I can't even begin to find the words to explain how I have been feeling. Just saying I'm angry, frustrated, disgusted, and disappointed doesn't even begin to cover it.

So do I.

Angie Craig: "Our veterans can't pay for meals with 'Support the Troops' bumper stickers and they can't eat thoughts and prayers."

We’re so fucked.

I needed this at the end of a terrible news day. 🤓

Post 20:
I’m just one person trying to make sense of it all. But I care about this country. I want it to work for EVERYONE.
It’s not “class warfare” to ask billionaires to pay their share — it’s common sense.
🗳️ Talk about it. Share it. Vote.
Let’s live — not just survive.
#BigBeautifulBill
(20/20)

Post 19:
Let’s break it down:
🔹 Feel-good cuts now
🔹 Balloon the debt by $2–3T
🔹 Pain hits in a few years
🔹 Blame Democrats
And many folks won’t even realize it was designed this way.
(19/20)

Post 18:
🧡 No one deserves to live in poverty. Not for their job. Not for their circumstances.
That’s not fairness — it’s a rigged system rewarding wealth and punishing struggle.
(18/20)

Post 17:
➡️ Survivors of assault with no support
➡️ Formerly incarcerated folks needing a second chance
➡️ People of color facing ongoing discrimination
Low pay doesn’t mean laziness. It means the system failed them — and blamed them.
(17/20)

Post 16:
And before anyone says “Fast food jobs aren’t meant to be careers…”
Let’s talk about WHO works those jobs:
➡️ Disabled folks denied other work
➡️ Vets reentering the workforce
➡️ Single parents juggling survival
➡️ LGBTQ+ teens kicked out for being who they are
(16/20)

Post 15:
💡 Perspective check: How big is a billion?
🕒 1 million seconds = 11.5 days
🕒 1 billion seconds = 31.7 years
🕒 1 trillion seconds = 31,709 years
Yet billionaires pay less tax (in %) than teachers or fast food workers.
(15/20)

Post 14:
Back then, our tax system funded:
✅ Medicare & Social Security
✅ Roads, bridges, and schools
✅ Real opportunity for working Americans
We invested in people — and it WORKED.
That’s what made America “great.”
(14/20)

Post 13:
But don’t forget what made that possible:
📈 Wealthy people paid 70–90% in taxes
📊 CEO-to-worker pay ratio was 20:1
Today?
That ratio is 300:1 to 1,000:1
CEOs aren’t working 1,000x harder. The system changed — and not in your favor.
(13/20)

Post 12:
Let’s talk about “Making America Great Again.”
What years are people thinking of?
The 1950s–1970s?
That was when:
🛠️ We built the middle class
🚀 Landed on the moon
🏫 Expanded schools, roads & public housing
(12/20)

Post 11:
And that’s what some Republicans are counting on:
✅ Give people a short-term “sugar rush”
🗳️ Democrat wins in 2028
💣 Then the damage kicks in
🎯 Democrats get blamed for it
It’s not just a bill — it’s a setup.
(11/20)

Post 10:
🧾 No one is above the law.
And many voters still care about fairness, justice, and democracy.
This could drive people to vote Democrat in 2028 — even folks who aren’t “blue” now.
(10/20)

Post 9:
A growing number of Americans — including moderates & independents — are disturbed by:
⚠️ Mass deportations with no due process
⚠️ Court orders being defied
⚠️ Erosion of checks & balances
That’s scaring people across the political spectrum.
(9/20)

Post 8:
You might ask:
“Well what if a Republican wins in 2028?”
Here’s why I think that’s unlikely (and why this bill is a trap ⬇️)
(8/20)

Post 7:
And if a Democrat is in office when those cuts hit, they’ll get blamed…
Even though the damage was locked in now — while Republicans control the House.
(7/20)