Styrnwilf
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Illustrator | gamer | dog mom | AuDHD | she/her ✨🪷✨ Just a place to put things I like and make
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Masked thugs are attacking and kidnapping people on the streets of American cities. This state terror is designed to make Americans feel helpless. But this has happened before. And The People have stopped it before, as I discuss here.
Lessons from a Red Scare
The American people are capable of turning the tide against repression.
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To all my fellow people pleasers out there... 😌
#originalart
an illustration of book being pierced through by a sword, from the wound the thorns with red tips are growing, slowly changing into flowers, a red bookmark is there to symbolize blood.

the book reads 'It's alright to say No. You will always be a villain in someone's story...'
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the press doesn't seem to understand that we genuinely no longer have functional federal regulators or corporate oversight in any serious form across labor, financial, public safety, and consumer protection

it's kind of a big story, but they're so cowed by ownership they genuinely don't care
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TAKE ACTION: The Election Assistance Commission is accepting public comments on this request for a “show-your-papers” requirement. Will you speak out against this attack on the freedom to vote?
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Something tells me its not the vehicle itself but the message sent by purchasing and loving a truck that enriches someone such as elon musk.

Women don't like what the vehicle says about its owner's morals and ethics.

But sure, keep blaming anything other than oneself for negative consequences.
"I was married, but I’m not married anymore. Women don't like the vehicle," says Roger Davis, a Cybertruck owner.

Davis also uses the Grok feature in the car: "Her name is Aura, and I use her as a therapist."

www.wired.com/story/owning...
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Shaheen: "That's the kind of rhetoric that was used against people who were marching for civil rights, students' rights, women's rights, people who were marching against the war in Vietnam ... it's one of the things that makes this country great and different from Putin's Russia -- peaceful protest"
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In 2024, I wrote a story for Texas Monthly about Michelle Haas, whose complaints resulted in the removal of books about slavery from historic Texas slave plantations. Haas sued us, alleging defamation, and was represented by the preferred lawyer of billionaire J.P. Bryan. Today, we won on appeal.
The header of the appeals court decision:

NUMBER 13-25-00005-CV

COURT OF APPEALS

THIRTEENTH DISTRICT OF TEXAS The conclusion of the appeals court decision, which states: The trial court's judgment is reversed. We remand the cause to the trial court with

instructions to (1) grant appellants' TCPA motion to dismiss, (2) award court costs and reasonable attorney's fees to appellants in accordance with the statute, (3) consider whether to assess sanctions against Haas in accordance with the statute. See TEX. Civ. PRAC. & REM. CODE ANN. § 27.009(a).
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Raskin: "There's a regime of fear that has come down on the Republican Party. They've looked at what happened to Liz Cheney, to Adam Kinzinger, to Mitt Romney, to others who have taken on the president. They insist on absolute 100% loyalty above everything else."
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Walking into a Republican's office in 2025.
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I didn’t think this guy could get any better.
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Real "Epstein wasn't Trump's friend. They just happened to be in a photo together" energy here
Q: Are you worried about extremist pro-Hitler sentiment among young Republicans?

JOHNSON: No. I don't know who any of these people are. I've never heard of them. Somebody posted a photo of me standing next to these guys wearing tuxedos. It was at the inauguration, people were coming up for selfies
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The Wizard bolero, shirt, and waist coat! All 100% cotton 💫 coming October 25!
Flat lay image of a navy knit bolero with trinkets and jewels embroideries on the sleeves. Flat lay image of an open collar button shirt with trinkets and jewels print. Flat lay image of a navy knit waist coat vest with trinkets and jewels embroideries on the sleeves.
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I heard new people are making their way to Bluesky today. It seems like a good time to remind everyone that I have some starter packs filled with amazing artists to follow 🥰

The Art Start:
go.bsky.app/6WQAQna
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be the change u want to see in the world
i think we should bring dadaism back as a response to The Horrors. it made sense during world war one
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One thing I learned by writing a parenting book: the national pastime of the US isn't baseball, it's criticizing parents... ESPECIALLY moms.

I think that culture creates a fertile environment for this kind of stuff. Young moms are paranoid that they will be judged for not protecting their kids
We need to talk about how social media algorithms push moms down a slippery slope of distrust.

From "Are my kids getting enough support in school?" To "Maybe I should homeschool." To "Maybe modern medicine is bad."

I've seen this first-hand in research I'm doing on parenting apps. 1/🧵
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We need to talk about how social media algorithms push moms down a slippery slope of distrust.

From "Are my kids getting enough support in school?" To "Maybe I should homeschool." To "Maybe modern medicine is bad."

I've seen this first-hand in research I'm doing on parenting apps. 1/🧵
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Trumpers are deeply frustrated that their violence is being met with nonviolence.
New in PN: Scenes from Portland's imaginary insurrection

"I’ve been taking images that are nowhere near this one conflict driveway — ones of puppies & kids playing, & families having picnics — b/c the idea that Portland is burned down & a war zone is just preposterous" — @timdickinson.bsky.social
Scenes from Portland's imaginary insurrection
"It would be funny if it wasn’t so f**king serious," Tim Dickinson says.
www.publicnotice.co
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Remember the first few months of this year, when all we talked about was DOGE and spending cuts and waste, and this administration gutted USAID?

And now they’re giving $40 billion (!) to Argentina.

Insane the amount of amnesia in this country and in our politics and media.
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It’s day 15 of the Epstein shutdown
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ACLU @aclu.org · 4h
Bayard Rustin was one of the most influential organizers of the civil rights movement, leading key protests like the 1963 March on Washington for racial justice.

Bayard dedicated his life to fighting for equal rights for the Black community, LGBTQ people, and economic justice.
Black and white photo of Bayard Rustin in a suit sitting at a desk with papers on it. Text on the graphic reads "When an individual is protesting society's refusal to acknowledge his dignity as a human being, his very act of protest confers dignity on him." The quote is attributed to Bayard Rustin, civil rights activist, organizer for the 1963 March on Washington