Michael Paulauski♨️
@mike10010100.com
I lose brain cells so you don't have to. Devops Galore. DemSoc liking anarchism. Antifascist. BLM/Abolish the Police. Views are mine, not employer’s. He/him
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Michael Paulauski♨️
@mike10010100.com
· Sep 20
go to moderation settings, Bluesky official moderation service, scroll down to “rude,” turn it off
Brigaders mass reported my account and Bluesky labeled it.
Spread the word and let people know how to turn it off.
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Spread the word and let people know how to turn it off.
bsky.app/profile/elea...
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In case you’re wondering whether the pro-ICE reactions to Renee Nicole Good’s murder are natural, here’s a comment that was just left on my video. My video about anti-transgender bias at the BBC. I haven’t made a video about Good yet.
youtu.be/pWm3dK8tPto
youtu.be/pWm3dK8tPto
January 10, 2026 at 5:07 PM
In case you’re wondering whether the pro-ICE reactions to Renee Nicole Good’s murder are natural, here’s a comment that was just left on my video. My video about anti-transgender bias at the BBC. I haven’t made a video about Good yet.
youtu.be/pWm3dK8tPto
youtu.be/pWm3dK8tPto
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
Frey: "An individual from a car that was in the middle of a street was detained. ICE left the car in the middle of the street. The car wasn't even in park, so you got it just rolling down the street w/nobody in it. It could've hit anybody, including my own family. This is not about safety"
January 10, 2026 at 5:01 PM
Frey: "An individual from a car that was in the middle of a street was detained. ICE left the car in the middle of the street. The car wasn't even in park, so you got it just rolling down the street w/nobody in it. It could've hit anybody, including my own family. This is not about safety"
That's because it is one.
I can't describe how bad Minneapolis feels right now. My neighbors are pulling kids out of school. The public schools are offering remote learning until 2/12. We are having conversations in our alleys about how to protect ourselves. It feels like a military occupation with a blockade.
The US Department of Agriculture suspends all federal funding to Minnesota, effective immediately.
January 10, 2026 at 5:57 PM
That's because it is one.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
Frey: "I think the initial impetus to come to MN was to arrest & deport a bunch of Somali people. They got here & realized the Somali people that would be deported are all citizens. Then they turned their ire toward our Latino community & others. These are communities that make Mpls a better place."
January 10, 2026 at 4:58 PM
Frey: "I think the initial impetus to come to MN was to arrest & deport a bunch of Somali people. They got here & realized the Somali people that would be deported are all citizens. Then they turned their ire toward our Latino community & others. These are communities that make Mpls a better place."
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
I can't describe how bad Minneapolis feels right now. My neighbors are pulling kids out of school. The public schools are offering remote learning until 2/12. We are having conversations in our alleys about how to protect ourselves. It feels like a military occupation with a blockade.
The US Department of Agriculture suspends all federal funding to Minnesota, effective immediately.
January 10, 2026 at 4:29 PM
I can't describe how bad Minneapolis feels right now. My neighbors are pulling kids out of school. The public schools are offering remote learning until 2/12. We are having conversations in our alleys about how to protect ourselves. It feels like a military occupation with a blockade.
This is part of why the worries over President Vance are, IMO, unfounded.
It would be a complete self-destruct of the MAGA project.
It would be a complete self-destruct of the MAGA project.
i have written this a few times now but the reason JD Vance spends all day posting is that they barely tolerate his presence in the white house and have locked him out of every decision of consequence. he is basically unemployed
Shouldn't you be doing government shit?
January 10, 2026 at 5:56 PM
This is part of why the worries over President Vance are, IMO, unfounded.
It would be a complete self-destruct of the MAGA project.
It would be a complete self-destruct of the MAGA project.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
i have written this a few times now but the reason JD Vance spends all day posting is that they barely tolerate his presence in the white house and have locked him out of every decision of consequence. he is basically unemployed
January 10, 2026 at 5:44 PM
i have written this a few times now but the reason JD Vance spends all day posting is that they barely tolerate his presence in the white house and have locked him out of every decision of consequence. he is basically unemployed
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
I was just denied access to the ICE processing center at the Whipple Building.
Members of Congress have a legal right and constitutional responsibility to conduct oversight where people are being detained.
The public deserves to know what is taking place in ICE facilities.
Members of Congress have a legal right and constitutional responsibility to conduct oversight where people are being detained.
The public deserves to know what is taking place in ICE facilities.
JUST NOW: Huge mass of agents in a standoff, weapons drawn as Reps. Ilhan Omar, Angie Craig, and Kelly Morrison attempt to conduct congressional oversight at the Whipple Building, which has been HQ for thousands of ICE agents.
@zeteo.com
@zeteo.com
January 10, 2026 at 5:17 PM
I was just denied access to the ICE processing center at the Whipple Building.
Members of Congress have a legal right and constitutional responsibility to conduct oversight where people are being detained.
The public deserves to know what is taking place in ICE facilities.
Members of Congress have a legal right and constitutional responsibility to conduct oversight where people are being detained.
The public deserves to know what is taking place in ICE facilities.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
high engagement low information IS Bluesky 🤷
What's so wild about this particular Bluesky Mass Delusion is that it's one of the best examples of how a highly engaged audience can be *completely and utterly misled* by just a *handful* of influential propagandists, many of whom take great pleasure in lying openly about liberals for clout.
The idea that Democrats stopped calling Trump and Vance weird is itself the weirdest mass delusion on this website. They were calling them weird all the way to election day, and yet a cultlike belief has nevertheless spawned insisting that they did it for like a week then stopped.
January 10, 2026 at 5:19 PM
high engagement low information IS Bluesky 🤷
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
Jamelle Bouie got pretty damn close in general, talking about how "mass deportation" means roving gangs going around grabbing people of color from their homes/workplaces and sending them to internment camps
from September of 2024: www.tiktok.com/@jamelleboui...
from September of 2024: www.tiktok.com/@jamelleboui...
January 10, 2026 at 5:13 PM
Jamelle Bouie got pretty damn close in general, talking about how "mass deportation" means roving gangs going around grabbing people of color from their homes/workplaces and sending them to internment camps
from September of 2024: www.tiktok.com/@jamelleboui...
from September of 2024: www.tiktok.com/@jamelleboui...
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
Ever notice how professional engineering analysis software is always marketed by showing off nice, colorful post-processed results alongside case studies of why the analysis was important, and never by showing the GUI that the engineers actually interact with on a day-to-day basis
January 10, 2026 at 5:18 PM
Ever notice how professional engineering analysis software is always marketed by showing off nice, colorful post-processed results alongside case studies of why the analysis was important, and never by showing the GUI that the engineers actually interact with on a day-to-day basis
This is pissing some people off because it's "AI slop", but the reality is that there were countless variations of photoshopped memes like this during major past events.
January 10, 2026 at 5:10 PM
This is pissing some people off because it's "AI slop", but the reality is that there were countless variations of photoshopped memes like this during major past events.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
Torching a mosque seems, uh, significant.
Protests raged through the night in Iran. Crowds reportedly torched the Al-Rasul mosque in Tehran, a symbol of the Islamic regime, and set fire to the municipal building in Karaj. Public anger is exploding as the crackdown gets bloodier, and more are calling for the regime to fall.
January 10, 2026 at 4:52 PM
Torching a mosque seems, uh, significant.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
Rep. Angie Craig: "We were told because this facility is being funding by the 'Big Beautiful Bill,' not the congressional appropriations act, that we would not be allowed to enter the facility. That's complete nonsense ... I informed them they were violating the law. They said they didn't care."
January 10, 2026 at 4:53 PM
Rep. Angie Craig: "We were told because this facility is being funding by the 'Big Beautiful Bill,' not the congressional appropriations act, that we would not be allowed to enter the facility. That's complete nonsense ... I informed them they were violating the law. They said they didn't care."
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
yeah that sounds like its percolating through that they lost this case
Bessent says US Treasury can easily cover any tariff refunds reut.rs/3N6iIYd
Bessent says US Treasury can easily cover any tariff refunds
The U.S. Treasury has more than adequate funds to pay any tariff refunds ordered if the Supreme Court rules against President Donald Trump's emergency tariffs, but any repayments would be spread out over weeks or even a year, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Reuters on Friday.
reut.rs
January 10, 2026 at 4:44 PM
yeah that sounds like its percolating through that they lost this case
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
This is true but the larger problem is that if you had predicted any of this, it would have been dismissed as hysterical hyperbole by most *voters* (granting of course some chicken / egg stuff)
If you had predicted with precise accuracy any of our current top stories this week during the ‘24 election, it would have been dismissed as Trump Derangement Syndrome by most of the professional takesmiths.
January 10, 2026 at 4:42 PM
This is true but the larger problem is that if you had predicted any of this, it would have been dismissed as hysterical hyperbole by most *voters* (granting of course some chicken / egg stuff)
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Woke 1 was born online & its ultimate culmination was the performative practice who could wear their hairshirt the best. Woke 2 is being born out on the streets & its gonna be about protecting your neighbor and kicking fascists the fuck out of everywhere so we can all get on with our lives in peace.
January 10, 2026 at 4:50 PM
Woke 1 was born online & its ultimate culmination was the performative practice who could wear their hairshirt the best. Woke 2 is being born out on the streets & its gonna be about protecting your neighbor and kicking fascists the fuck out of everywhere so we can all get on with our lives in peace.
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Truth
Yeah, a whole bunch of anti-carceral people are going to have to get over that *real* quick, because a ton of people in the federal government really do have to go to prison for a long, long time.
Been thinking about the academic who told me last year that we can't prosecute Stephen Miller for his crimes because carceral liberalism will only push more economically anxious, disaffected young men into the arms of the right. I wonder how his week's been going.
January 10, 2026 at 4:43 PM
Truth
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
Both Clinton and Harris warned voters very explicitly about all of this, but it was very important those warnings be twisted to suggest they’re a little too strident, too emotional.
January 10, 2026 at 3:51 PM
Both Clinton and Harris warned voters very explicitly about all of this, but it was very important those warnings be twisted to suggest they’re a little too strident, too emotional.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
"You cant blackmail us with Trump" was a response I saw online over and over and over again to Clinton and then Biden/Harris accurately describing the threat that Trump would be. And here we are.
Both Clinton and Harris warned voters very explicitly about all of this, but it was very important those warnings be twisted to suggest they’re a little too strident, too emotional.
January 10, 2026 at 4:36 PM
"You cant blackmail us with Trump" was a response I saw online over and over and over again to Clinton and then Biden/Harris accurately describing the threat that Trump would be. And here we are.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
All LEOs should be tested for steroids and it should be treated like a positive cocaine result.
January 10, 2026 at 4:12 PM
All LEOs should be tested for steroids and it should be treated like a positive cocaine result.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
If you had predicted with precise accuracy any of our current top stories this week during the ‘24 election, it would have been dismissed as Trump Derangement Syndrome by most of the professional takesmiths.
January 10, 2026 at 3:43 PM
If you had predicted with precise accuracy any of our current top stories this week during the ‘24 election, it would have been dismissed as Trump Derangement Syndrome by most of the professional takesmiths.
Yeah, a whole bunch of anti-carceral people are going to have to get over that *real* quick, because a ton of people in the federal government really do have to go to prison for a long, long time.
Been thinking about the academic who told me last year that we can't prosecute Stephen Miller for his crimes because carceral liberalism will only push more economically anxious, disaffected young men into the arms of the right. I wonder how his week's been going.
January 10, 2026 at 4:38 PM
Yeah, a whole bunch of anti-carceral people are going to have to get over that *real* quick, because a ton of people in the federal government really do have to go to prison for a long, long time.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
Been thinking about the academic who told me last year that we can't prosecute Stephen Miller for his crimes because carceral liberalism will only push more economically anxious, disaffected young men into the arms of the right. I wonder how his week's been going.
January 10, 2026 at 4:27 PM
Been thinking about the academic who told me last year that we can't prosecute Stephen Miller for his crimes because carceral liberalism will only push more economically anxious, disaffected young men into the arms of the right. I wonder how his week's been going.
Reposted by Michael Paulauski♨️
A poasters administration that is so lost in the sauce that they are incapable of grasping that the vast majority of the country are not terminally online groypers
So ICE and the White House have been scrambling to pump out meme videos of clashes with protesters and "epic takedowns" and then an ICE agent recording video with his phone shoots a woman dead www.washingtonpost.com/technology/i...
We read thousands of internal ICE chats. They show how officials make raids go viral
Thousands of internal ICE messages show how its public affairs team has coordinated with the White House to satisfy Trump administration demands for viral arrest videos
www.washingtonpost.com
January 10, 2026 at 4:33 PM
A poasters administration that is so lost in the sauce that they are incapable of grasping that the vast majority of the country are not terminally online groypers