Charlotte
@fireantprincess.bsky.social
intersectional anarchatransfeminist, nihilist, physicist, demigoddess, cupcake • we don't believe in nations or property Ⓐ • she/her
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I’m begging you,please! My son survived starvation but is now going blind. Malnutrition is stealing his sight. I can't watch him lose his world to darkness. Please,have mercy,help me save his eyes before it's too late. Every second is a prayer.
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February 15, 2026 at 9:32 AM
I’m begging you,please! My son survived starvation but is now going blind. Malnutrition is stealing his sight. I can't watch him lose his world to darkness. Please,have mercy,help me save his eyes before it's too late. Every second is a prayer.
Verified: @mommunism.bsky.social
gofund.me/5f2429cda
Verified: @mommunism.bsky.social
gofund.me/5f2429cda
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Das hilft nur der AFD 😓
February 15, 2026 at 9:25 AM
Das hilft nur der AFD 😓
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February 14, 2026 at 9:35 PM
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Between this and the story about the ice agents who ate at a Mexican restaurant and then arrested some of its workers when they were done, it's a reminder that these people reject even the most basic social agreements of hospitality and of helping others. They're sociopaths.
CCTV footage appears to show DHS agents posing as people having car trouble in order to lure a target out of his house before arresting them. The target comes out and starts helping them before 3 vehicles surround the scene. The car "experiencing" trouble then drives off with them.
February 15, 2026 at 3:09 AM
Between this and the story about the ice agents who ate at a Mexican restaurant and then arrested some of its workers when they were done, it's a reminder that these people reject even the most basic social agreements of hospitality and of helping others. They're sociopaths.
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WHAT DID PEOPLE THINK IT WAS USING TO BEGIN WITH?
Doesn't anyone remember that math has to come from numbers?
Percentages and graphs have to come from data. Where's the data?
AI doesn't "show its work" because it can't!
Everyone is going to fail their audits.
Doesn't anyone remember that math has to come from numbers?
Percentages and graphs have to come from data. Where's the data?
AI doesn't "show its work" because it can't!
Everyone is going to fail their audits.
lol this is gonna burst so fucking hard
February 15, 2026 at 8:20 AM
WHAT DID PEOPLE THINK IT WAS USING TO BEGIN WITH?
Doesn't anyone remember that math has to come from numbers?
Percentages and graphs have to come from data. Where's the data?
AI doesn't "show its work" because it can't!
Everyone is going to fail their audits.
Doesn't anyone remember that math has to come from numbers?
Percentages and graphs have to come from data. Where's the data?
AI doesn't "show its work" because it can't!
Everyone is going to fail their audits.
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For nearly all those I once served , the presumption was risk, disposability, and guilt.
For the powerful, it is ordinarily complexity, credibility, and patience.
That asymmetry is not abstract. It is structural. And once you’ve seen it up close, it’s impossible to unsee.
For the powerful, it is ordinarily complexity, credibility, and patience.
That asymmetry is not abstract. It is structural. And once you’ve seen it up close, it’s impossible to unsee.
February 15, 2026 at 1:45 AM
For nearly all those I once served , the presumption was risk, disposability, and guilt.
For the powerful, it is ordinarily complexity, credibility, and patience.
That asymmetry is not abstract. It is structural. And once you’ve seen it up close, it’s impossible to unsee.
For the powerful, it is ordinarily complexity, credibility, and patience.
That asymmetry is not abstract. It is structural. And once you’ve seen it up close, it’s impossible to unsee.
I have been saying
Meanwhile, when allegations involve extreme harm and immense power, the process often looks slower, more opaque, more cautious. Or non-existent.
It exposes something deeper than any one case.
Our system doesn’t respond to harm. It responds to status, narrative, and power.
It exposes something deeper than any one case.
Our system doesn’t respond to harm. It responds to status, narrative, and power.
February 15, 2026 at 9:40 AM
I have been saying
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Meanwhile, when allegations involve extreme harm and immense power, the process often looks slower, more opaque, more cautious. Or non-existent.
It exposes something deeper than any one case.
Our system doesn’t respond to harm. It responds to status, narrative, and power.
It exposes something deeper than any one case.
Our system doesn’t respond to harm. It responds to status, narrative, and power.
February 15, 2026 at 1:45 AM
Meanwhile, when allegations involve extreme harm and immense power, the process often looks slower, more opaque, more cautious. Or non-existent.
It exposes something deeper than any one case.
Our system doesn’t respond to harm. It responds to status, narrative, and power.
It exposes something deeper than any one case.
Our system doesn’t respond to harm. It responds to status, narrative, and power.
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As a former public defender who represented thousands of people, I can’t stop thinking about the contrast the Epstein files raise.
I watched 1000s face swift, devastating punishment for far less serious conduct — poor, marginalized, & presumed dangerous from the start.
I watched 1000s face swift, devastating punishment for far less serious conduct — poor, marginalized, & presumed dangerous from the start.
February 15, 2026 at 1:45 AM
As a former public defender who represented thousands of people, I can’t stop thinking about the contrast the Epstein files raise.
I watched 1000s face swift, devastating punishment for far less serious conduct — poor, marginalized, & presumed dangerous from the start.
I watched 1000s face swift, devastating punishment for far less serious conduct — poor, marginalized, & presumed dangerous from the start.
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this bear is living their best life while you are forced to work an office job that you hate while fascists are making life worse and worse, it would be so much easier to be a bear that could just eat the fascists face off
Franzi Schimmer captured this Grizzly bear in Brooks Falls, Alaska just floating along, tippy-tapping down the river, browsing the salmon.
Prior to hibernation, up to 40% of a bear's body mass is fat, which is less dense than water (~0.9 g/cm^2), so the murder-monster is also a floaty-boaty.
Prior to hibernation, up to 40% of a bear's body mass is fat, which is less dense than water (~0.9 g/cm^2), so the murder-monster is also a floaty-boaty.
February 14, 2026 at 10:48 PM
this bear is living their best life while you are forced to work an office job that you hate while fascists are making life worse and worse, it would be so much easier to be a bear that could just eat the fascists face off
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Happy Valentine's Day from Lottie and Dolores 💛🧡
February 14, 2026 at 5:57 PM
Happy Valentine's Day from Lottie and Dolores 💛🧡
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my first published comic, Exhaust, is 5 years old this month. still on indefinite hiatus but i wanted to draw my girls for the occasion
February 15, 2026 at 8:43 AM
my first published comic, Exhaust, is 5 years old this month. still on indefinite hiatus but i wanted to draw my girls for the occasion
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One of the things that really fucking annoys me about AI is that people *do not understand it* (on purpose, bc these companies want it that way) and they assume it’s as reliable as the computers they’ve been using their whole life when it’s actually about as reliable as your least capable intern
lol this is gonna burst so fucking hard
February 15, 2026 at 4:43 AM
One of the things that really fucking annoys me about AI is that people *do not understand it* (on purpose, bc these companies want it that way) and they assume it’s as reliable as the computers they’ve been using their whole life when it’s actually about as reliable as your least capable intern
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I was very normal about Leuce and Alice
February 14, 2026 at 10:12 PM
I was very normal about Leuce and Alice
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Rubio hat den Europäern Gegeben was sie wollten. Die gleiche scheiss Politik aber mit mehr Civility und besserer Optik.
Ischinger, von der Leyen, Kallas. Alle wirkten erleichtert. Sie haben die Rede offenbar nicht verstanden. Es war eine eleganter formulierte Version der Rede von Vance. Und sie war rassistisch. Er lobte die kolonialistischen Missionare und kulturellen Stolz darauf
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Da spricht ein Mann, der jegliche Glaubwürdigkeit und Integrität verloren hat, der von den Partnern der USA völlige Unterwerfung erwartet und erntet....Standing Ovations
#flexiblerRealismus
#flexiblerRealismus
February 15, 2026 at 9:01 AM
Rubio hat den Europäern Gegeben was sie wollten. Die gleiche scheiss Politik aber mit mehr Civility und besserer Optik.
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what if there was justice in the world and all the executives and managers pushing this on every workforce got idk fired or something
lol this is gonna burst so fucking hard
February 15, 2026 at 5:34 AM
what if there was justice in the world and all the executives and managers pushing this on every workforce got idk fired or something
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I think a lot of people think machines think because *they* don’t, really.
They don’t value thought as a constituent part of being human (or animal)—to them it just equates to logic somewhat, & that’s enough for “consciousness.” An impoverished worldview.
Also! A PR scam by the billionaire class.
They don’t value thought as a constituent part of being human (or animal)—to them it just equates to logic somewhat, & that’s enough for “consciousness.” An impoverished worldview.
Also! A PR scam by the billionaire class.
Here's an example of the reaction I'm describing here, and I appreciate something this particular poster makes clear: They neither understand nor respect boundaries. There's no policing happening here, just my own decisions about who I will have a conversation with.
February 14, 2026 at 7:17 PM
I think a lot of people think machines think because *they* don’t, really.
They don’t value thought as a constituent part of being human (or animal)—to them it just equates to logic somewhat, & that’s enough for “consciousness.” An impoverished worldview.
Also! A PR scam by the billionaire class.
They don’t value thought as a constituent part of being human (or animal)—to them it just equates to logic somewhat, & that’s enough for “consciousness.” An impoverished worldview.
Also! A PR scam by the billionaire class.
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Measles is a bellwether. Because it’s the most contagious vaccine-preventable disease, when vaccination rates drop, it’s the first to start spreading.
Now we’ve got mumps rolling up.
Expect more.
This is just the beginning of RFK Jr.’s successful infectious disease reintroduction plan.
Now we’ve got mumps rolling up.
Expect more.
This is just the beginning of RFK Jr.’s successful infectious disease reintroduction plan.
Maryland health officials warn providers about an upsurge in mumps cases
Maryland health officials are warning about an uptick in cases of mumps.
www.thebanner.com
February 14, 2026 at 11:34 PM
Measles is a bellwether. Because it’s the most contagious vaccine-preventable disease, when vaccination rates drop, it’s the first to start spreading.
Now we’ve got mumps rolling up.
Expect more.
This is just the beginning of RFK Jr.’s successful infectious disease reintroduction plan.
Now we’ve got mumps rolling up.
Expect more.
This is just the beginning of RFK Jr.’s successful infectious disease reintroduction plan.
Franzi Schimmer captured this Grizzly bear in Brooks Falls, Alaska just floating along, tippy-tapping down the river, browsing the salmon.
Prior to hibernation, up to 40% of a bear's body mass is fat, which is less dense than water (~0.9 g/cm^2), so the murder-monster is also a floaty-boaty.
Prior to hibernation, up to 40% of a bear's body mass is fat, which is less dense than water (~0.9 g/cm^2), so the murder-monster is also a floaty-boaty.
February 14, 2026 at 11:38 PM
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Read this and the responses and remember this the next time you see a trans crowdfund
February 14, 2026 at 9:24 PM
Read this and the responses and remember this the next time you see a trans crowdfund
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on employment as a trans woman
February 14, 2026 at 7:27 PM
on employment as a trans woman
the missing “ is somehow annoying me more than the additional “is”
February 14, 2026 at 11:32 PM
the missing “ is somehow annoying me more than the additional “is”
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had a very respectful chat about theology tonight
February 14, 2026 at 4:59 AM
had a very respectful chat about theology tonight
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