Sian
sianfach.bsky.social
Sian
@sianfach.bsky.social
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Jew. Playwright. NYer. Bleedingheart. Fan of John McPhee, Kiese Laymon.
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Amen.

I don't see why I should bother to read something nobody bothered to write.
Somehow we have just got to stop listening to him.
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Favorite part of the day! Global friends!🌏
#NoKings ❌👑
Agreed. This is some bullshit. If it weren't the home-town paper I'd get rid of my subscription.
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The huge No Kings protests, an estimated 7 million people addressing America's worst crisis since the Civil War, get a tiny headline on the New York Times homepage, with no photo.
Why does NYT think change happens only when politicians hold news conferences and not when everyday people take action?
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Given the Trumpist assault on the patriotism of all who plan to attend No Kings rallies, I urge every Democratic elected official to attend one. They shouldn’t speak—if there are speakers, better to br less partisan civic leaders and citizens—but they should stand in solidarity with the rest of us.
You know what film holds up? Brazil.
The Harry Potter books are badly written.
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Nothing says “land of the free” like armed agents of the state saying “show me your papers if you want your daughter back” bsky.app/profile/nbcb...
The solicitousness of the cops at the British police station was pretty breathtaking.
Called it! When we read that Elizabeth Gilbert's lover was dying, we SAID she would exploit it for a book, and darned if she didn't prove us right. PATHETIC.

www.nytimes.com/2025/09/20/o...
Opinion | Elizabeth Gilbert Can’t Control the Narrative
www.nytimes.com
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Trump: "When 97% of the stories are bad about a person, that's no longer free speech."
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The notion that unfettered capitalism somehow promotes or is good for or is in any positive way connected with democracy has been proven to be one of the most dangerous lies of our time.
I hope someone is keeping the roommate safe.
The past tense of "sink" is still "sank," @gothamist.com. Not "sunk."
Yes, I agree with JVL completely here