Bittersweetheart Transtifa Witch
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"Fascism first causes, then thrives on, the chaos for which it presents itself as sole cure" - William Gibson
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We're doing piracy so Pam Bondi has content to post
December 10, 2025 at 11:04 PM
We're doing piracy so Pam Bondi has content to post
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Immigrants ‘plucked out of line’ at citizenship ceremony at Faneuil Hall “the cradle of liberty”.
If you ever claimed you want immigrants to do it the right way, this should outrage you. On the other hand, If you think this was okay, you need to come to terms with your white nationalist views.
If you ever claimed you want immigrants to do it the right way, this should outrage you. On the other hand, If you think this was okay, you need to come to terms with your white nationalist views.
December 10, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Immigrants ‘plucked out of line’ at citizenship ceremony at Faneuil Hall “the cradle of liberty”.
If you ever claimed you want immigrants to do it the right way, this should outrage you. On the other hand, If you think this was okay, you need to come to terms with your white nationalist views.
If you ever claimed you want immigrants to do it the right way, this should outrage you. On the other hand, If you think this was okay, you need to come to terms with your white nationalist views.
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Watching U.S. soldiers in the Caribbean is wild — it’s like Pirates of the Caribbean but without the charm, humor, or basic respect for international law. 😂☠️
December 11, 2025 at 1:27 AM
Watching U.S. soldiers in the Caribbean is wild — it’s like Pirates of the Caribbean but without the charm, humor, or basic respect for international law. 😂☠️
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This is just horrifying. The cruelty is the point.
December 11, 2025 at 12:34 AM
This is just horrifying. The cruelty is the point.
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Banned words list has real consequences.
A Head Start program operated by a tribe on a Native American reservation was told not to prioritize tribal kids, in clear violation of Head Start Act. The program director also can’t do training on trauma-informed instruction, or to support kids with autism.
A Head Start program operated by a tribe on a Native American reservation was told not to prioritize tribal kids, in clear violation of Head Start Act. The program director also can’t do training on trauma-informed instruction, or to support kids with autism.
December 11, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Banned words list has real consequences.
A Head Start program operated by a tribe on a Native American reservation was told not to prioritize tribal kids, in clear violation of Head Start Act. The program director also can’t do training on trauma-informed instruction, or to support kids with autism.
A Head Start program operated by a tribe on a Native American reservation was told not to prioritize tribal kids, in clear violation of Head Start Act. The program director also can’t do training on trauma-informed instruction, or to support kids with autism.
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More pages of that list of words forbidden from being used by Head Start programs:
December 10, 2025 at 11:51 PM
More pages of that list of words forbidden from being used by Head Start programs:
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According to a new court filing, the Trump administration has a six-page list of banned words that Head Start locations are forbidden from using when describing their programs.
Among the censored words: "disability," "race," "women," "trauma," "Gulf of Mexico." Short thread with the full list. 🧵
Among the censored words: "disability," "race," "women," "trauma," "Gulf of Mexico." Short thread with the full list. 🧵
December 10, 2025 at 11:51 PM
According to a new court filing, the Trump administration has a six-page list of banned words that Head Start locations are forbidden from using when describing their programs.
Among the censored words: "disability," "race," "women," "trauma," "Gulf of Mexico." Short thread with the full list. 🧵
Among the censored words: "disability," "race," "women," "trauma," "Gulf of Mexico." Short thread with the full list. 🧵
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literally every single person i know wants a machine which can make email less of a chore
we all get shite which traditional spam filters miss, & just some help organising the mess would be great
no tech companies want to build this
we all get shite which traditional spam filters miss, & just some help organising the mess would be great
no tech companies want to build this
The thing that gets me about this is that even if we wanted to make a positive AI ad, they never showcase AI being used to enhance someone’s day or improve their workflow. There’s no “it allows me to more easily do what I love.” It’s always presented as a failsafe for the dispassionate and incurious
Every ad for AI is like
Person: FUCK!! I don’t know what to get my loved one for Christmas!!!!!! I love them so much!!! Tell me what to do, AI!!
AI: get sock
Title Card: You are literally the smartest person for doing this
Person: FUCK!! I don’t know what to get my loved one for Christmas!!!!!! I love them so much!!! Tell me what to do, AI!!
AI: get sock
Title Card: You are literally the smartest person for doing this
December 11, 2025 at 1:21 AM
literally every single person i know wants a machine which can make email less of a chore
we all get shite which traditional spam filters miss, & just some help organising the mess would be great
no tech companies want to build this
we all get shite which traditional spam filters miss, & just some help organising the mess would be great
no tech companies want to build this
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The irony would be funny if it wasn't outlandishly harmful. The regents say they want 'stakeholders' to be treated as 'partners' — but what they really mean is they consider *regents* the primary stakeholder whose opinions matter. After all, aren't faculty and staff major stakeholders here?
December 10, 2025 at 9:51 PM
The irony would be funny if it wasn't outlandishly harmful. The regents say they want 'stakeholders' to be treated as 'partners' — but what they really mean is they consider *regents* the primary stakeholder whose opinions matter. After all, aren't faculty and staff major stakeholders here?
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NEW: Emil Bove, thumbing his nose at America, is making a mockery of the rule of law.
Attending Trump's rally on Tuesday, Judge Emil Bove let it be known that his DOJ actions were just the beginning. Bove must face accountability, and ultimately impeachment.
Today, at Law Dork:
Attending Trump's rally on Tuesday, Judge Emil Bove let it be known that his DOJ actions were just the beginning. Bove must face accountability, and ultimately impeachment.
Today, at Law Dork:
Emil Bove, thumbing his nose at America, is making a mockery of the rule of law
Attending Trump's rally on Tuesday, Judge Emil Bove let it be known that his DOJ actions were just the beginning. Bove must face accountability, and ultimately impeachment.
www.lawdork.com
December 10, 2025 at 9:50 PM
NEW: Emil Bove, thumbing his nose at America, is making a mockery of the rule of law.
Attending Trump's rally on Tuesday, Judge Emil Bove let it be known that his DOJ actions were just the beginning. Bove must face accountability, and ultimately impeachment.
Today, at Law Dork:
Attending Trump's rally on Tuesday, Judge Emil Bove let it be known that his DOJ actions were just the beginning. Bove must face accountability, and ultimately impeachment.
Today, at Law Dork:
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The internet is essential to how people speak, learn, and participate in public life. When access depends on flawed technology or hard-to-obtain documents, we deepen existing inequalities and silence the people who most need these platforms. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
10 (Not So) Hidden Dangers of Age Verification
It’s nearly the end of 2025, and half of the US and the UK now require you to upload your ID or scan your face to watch “sexual content.” A handful of states and Australia now have various
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December 10, 2025 at 9:57 PM
The internet is essential to how people speak, learn, and participate in public life. When access depends on flawed technology or hard-to-obtain documents, we deepen existing inequalities and silence the people who most need these platforms. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
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And it fits the current, very depressing pattern.
As various forms of elite institutions and actors either lose their spine or reveal that they actually sorta like Trumpism, the more civilian populations are standing up to hold the line against authoritarianism.
As various forms of elite institutions and actors either lose their spine or reveal that they actually sorta like Trumpism, the more civilian populations are standing up to hold the line against authoritarianism.
December 10, 2025 at 4:32 PM
And it fits the current, very depressing pattern.
As various forms of elite institutions and actors either lose their spine or reveal that they actually sorta like Trumpism, the more civilian populations are standing up to hold the line against authoritarianism.
As various forms of elite institutions and actors either lose their spine or reveal that they actually sorta like Trumpism, the more civilian populations are standing up to hold the line against authoritarianism.
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It's been truly remarkable to see the grand jury system actually act as a real line of defense.
Especially since--as I bet most non-lawyers don't know--the only legal person in the GJ room is the prosecutor: no defense, no judge.
There is NO place more favorable to the state. And they keep losing.
Especially since--as I bet most non-lawyers don't know--the only legal person in the GJ room is the prosecutor: no defense, no judge.
There is NO place more favorable to the state. And they keep losing.
JUST IN: Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Snell just confirmed, at the prodding of U.S. Magistrate Judge Keri Holleb Hotaling, that this motion for dismissal followed a "no bill" from a grand jury.
That means the grand jury refused to indict.
That means the grand jury refused to indict.
U.S. prosecutors in Chicago are dropping another case tied to Operation Midway Blitz, "without prejudice."
It's USA v. Nathan Griffin. Below is the motion, followed by excerpts from the complaint.
The feds don't say why they're dropping it, but they had until today to secure an indictment.
It's USA v. Nathan Griffin. Below is the motion, followed by excerpts from the complaint.
The feds don't say why they're dropping it, but they had until today to secure an indictment.
December 10, 2025 at 4:31 PM
It's been truly remarkable to see the grand jury system actually act as a real line of defense.
Especially since--as I bet most non-lawyers don't know--the only legal person in the GJ room is the prosecutor: no defense, no judge.
There is NO place more favorable to the state. And they keep losing.
Especially since--as I bet most non-lawyers don't know--the only legal person in the GJ room is the prosecutor: no defense, no judge.
There is NO place more favorable to the state. And they keep losing.
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JUST IN: Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Snell just confirmed, at the prodding of U.S. Magistrate Judge Keri Holleb Hotaling, that this motion for dismissal followed a "no bill" from a grand jury.
That means the grand jury refused to indict.
That means the grand jury refused to indict.
U.S. prosecutors in Chicago are dropping another case tied to Operation Midway Blitz, "without prejudice."
It's USA v. Nathan Griffin. Below is the motion, followed by excerpts from the complaint.
The feds don't say why they're dropping it, but they had until today to secure an indictment.
It's USA v. Nathan Griffin. Below is the motion, followed by excerpts from the complaint.
The feds don't say why they're dropping it, but they had until today to secure an indictment.
December 10, 2025 at 4:10 PM
JUST IN: Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Snell just confirmed, at the prodding of U.S. Magistrate Judge Keri Holleb Hotaling, that this motion for dismissal followed a "no bill" from a grand jury.
That means the grand jury refused to indict.
That means the grand jury refused to indict.
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I sort of wish y'all took this more seriously, because this attitude is a reinforcement of heterosexuality as a hierarchy. It's an acknowledgement and understanding that it's not enough to "be with" a woman, or even to father children.
They define manhood as exploitation, abuse, and dominance.
They define manhood as exploitation, abuse, and dominance.
"Everything straight is actually gay" is my favourite kind of ragebait posts by these morons.
December 10, 2025 at 11:50 AM
I sort of wish y'all took this more seriously, because this attitude is a reinforcement of heterosexuality as a hierarchy. It's an acknowledgement and understanding that it's not enough to "be with" a woman, or even to father children.
They define manhood as exploitation, abuse, and dominance.
They define manhood as exploitation, abuse, and dominance.
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NEW: My lawyer told a judge on Dec. 3 that Northwestern DA David Sullivan’s office is legally required to disclose the names and case numbers of cops who have been charged with crimes like possession of child pornography, assault and battery, and driving under the influence.
#Massachusetts #mapoli
#Massachusetts #mapoli
Judge hears arguments about whether Northwestern DA must release names of cops charged with crimes
For years, DA David Sullivan has spent taxpayer money to fight against police transparency
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December 9, 2025 at 4:22 PM
NEW: My lawyer told a judge on Dec. 3 that Northwestern DA David Sullivan’s office is legally required to disclose the names and case numbers of cops who have been charged with crimes like possession of child pornography, assault and battery, and driving under the influence.
#Massachusetts #mapoli
#Massachusetts #mapoli
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Thrilled with this one-off I commissioned featuring a quote from @reproutopia.bsky.social and painted by Lev Bratishenko, alias Misanthropocene on Insta.
December 10, 2025 at 10:58 AM
Thrilled with this one-off I commissioned featuring a quote from @reproutopia.bsky.social and painted by Lev Bratishenko, alias Misanthropocene on Insta.
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When even Disney adults boycotted Disneyland in protest of the fucking Jimmy Kimmel thing, you're left with no other conclusion than 'Harry Potter' fans being a special kind of cozy fascist, okay with any degree of harm to undesirables so long as it's out of their sight, for the sake of nostalgia.
December 10, 2025 at 11:29 AM
When even Disney adults boycotted Disneyland in protest of the fucking Jimmy Kimmel thing, you're left with no other conclusion than 'Harry Potter' fans being a special kind of cozy fascist, okay with any degree of harm to undesirables so long as it's out of their sight, for the sake of nostalgia.
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I imagine many people in prison for decades would like the chance to influence the laws that ruin their lives. People who use or sell fentanyl are subject to draconian punishment while banks laundering the proceeds get to choose their own rules.
December 10, 2025 at 12:34 PM
I imagine many people in prison for decades would like the chance to influence the laws that ruin their lives. People who use or sell fentanyl are subject to draconian punishment while banks laundering the proceeds get to choose their own rules.
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Chase faces no punishment for laundering money from drug cartels while the people transporting the drugs are murdered, deported, and incarcerated by the US government
www.wsj.com/us-news/chin...
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Bags of Cash From Drug Cartels Flood Teller Windows at U.S. Banks
Chinese money-launderers allegedly made six-figure deposits at Chase, Bank of America and Citibank branches across Los Angeles County.
www.wsj.com
December 10, 2025 at 12:32 PM
Chase faces no punishment for laundering money from drug cartels while the people transporting the drugs are murdered, deported, and incarcerated by the US government
www.wsj.com/us-news/chin...
www.wsj.com/us-news/chin...
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Banks, who are almost never held responsible for wrong-doing, also get to change the rules so they are "less technical" and more about "the spirit" of anti-money laundering laws.
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Exclusive | Treasury’s Bank Regulation Takeover Has a New Goal: Anti-Money-Laundering Rules
Scott Bessent wants the department to be ‘a gatekeeper’ on rules that force banks to monitor for illicit transactions and money laundering.
www.wsj.com
December 10, 2025 at 12:32 PM
Banks, who are almost never held responsible for wrong-doing, also get to change the rules so they are "less technical" and more about "the spirit" of anti-money laundering laws.
www.wsj.com/finance/regu...
www.wsj.com/finance/regu...
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BREAKING: At one point, the Pentagon considered sending boat strike survivors to CECOT torture prison in El Salvador to avoid discovery in US courts. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/09/u...
Inside the Pentagon’s Scramble to Deal With Boat Strike Survivors
www.nytimes.com
December 10, 2025 at 3:24 AM
BREAKING: At one point, the Pentagon considered sending boat strike survivors to CECOT torture prison in El Salvador to avoid discovery in US courts. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/09/u...