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I'm slightly upset. At a concert that is selling merch. There is no reentry. Got merch. There is no where for me to safely store merch. Merch will be broken by the time I leave.
October 5, 2025 at 12:50 AM
I'm slightly upset. At a concert that is selling merch. There is no reentry. Got merch. There is no where for me to safely store merch. Merch will be broken by the time I leave.
@hankgreen.bsky.social @johngreensbluesky.bsky.social
Thought you guys might enjoy this post from Reddit. Guy's dad has bladder cancer and the treatment is pumping his bladder full of tuberculosis. www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinte...
Thought you guys might enjoy this post from Reddit. Guy's dad has bladder cancer and the treatment is pumping his bladder full of tuberculosis. www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinte...
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September 29, 2025 at 7:12 PM
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Thought you guys might enjoy this post from Reddit. Guy's dad has bladder cancer and the treatment is pumping his bladder full of tuberculosis. www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinte...
Thought you guys might enjoy this post from Reddit. Guy's dad has bladder cancer and the treatment is pumping his bladder full of tuberculosis. www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinte...
Oh, and I have always had terrible heartburn eating jerky. I tried biltong with some trepidation, but this stuff is great. Zero heartburn with it.
September 14, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Oh, and I have always had terrible heartburn eating jerky. I tried biltong with some trepidation, but this stuff is great. Zero heartburn with it.
Forgot to mention that the endoscopy and colonoscopy went fine. I am still waiting on test results, though, and look forward to getting a colonoscopy every 5 or so years going forward.
September 14, 2025 at 10:17 PM
Forgot to mention that the endoscopy and colonoscopy went fine. I am still waiting on test results, though, and look forward to getting a colonoscopy every 5 or so years going forward.
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were developed were in Nazi Germany (1930s–1940s), Apartheid South Africa (1950s–1990s), and the Soviet Union & Eastern Bloc states. We don’t think much more explanation is needed, these systems were never developed for the right reasons.
September 9, 2025 at 12:40 PM
were developed were in Nazi Germany (1930s–1940s), Apartheid South Africa (1950s–1990s), and the Soviet Union & Eastern Bloc states. We don’t think much more explanation is needed, these systems were never developed for the right reasons.
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In the USA, we don’t build national databases of our citizens for surveillance. We value the right to privacy. The only times in history where systems like these
September 9, 2025 at 12:40 PM
In the USA, we don’t build national databases of our citizens for surveillance. We value the right to privacy. The only times in history where systems like these
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The Justice Department is compiling the largest set of national voter roll data it has ever collected. They claim their goal is to prove that “troves of undocumented immigrants have voted illegally.” That’s not the real objective.
September 9, 2025 at 12:40 PM
The Justice Department is compiling the largest set of national voter roll data it has ever collected. They claim their goal is to prove that “troves of undocumented immigrants have voted illegally.” That’s not the real objective.
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I don't want to talk to a chat bot. I don't want to use AI to respond to a message. I don't want to download an app. I don't want to connect my fridge to wifi. I don't want to connect my socials to my bank. I don't want to rent the thing I used to own. I don't want to get notifications on my phone.
May 13, 2025 at 6:38 PM
I don't want to talk to a chat bot. I don't want to use AI to respond to a message. I don't want to download an app. I don't want to connect my fridge to wifi. I don't want to connect my socials to my bank. I don't want to rent the thing I used to own. I don't want to get notifications on my phone.
Mmm. Breakfast of champions today. Orange jello, black coffee, and chicken broth. Aka colonoscopy prep day.
September 9, 2025 at 1:49 PM
Mmm. Breakfast of champions today. Orange jello, black coffee, and chicken broth. Aka colonoscopy prep day.
Dear Michigan. Please stop with these outlandishly high dew points. You are not the south.
August 7, 2025 at 12:56 PM
Dear Michigan. Please stop with these outlandishly high dew points. You are not the south.
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Source:
- U.S. Supreme Court - “Emergency Order Permitting Removal of Consumer Product Safety Commissioners,” July 23, 2025
- U.S. Supreme Court - “Emergency Order Permitting Removal of Consumer Product Safety Commissioners,” July 23, 2025
July 24, 2025 at 1:39 AM
Source:
- U.S. Supreme Court - “Emergency Order Permitting Removal of Consumer Product Safety Commissioners,” July 23, 2025
- U.S. Supreme Court - “Emergency Order Permitting Removal of Consumer Product Safety Commissioners,” July 23, 2025
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Why does this matter? Because it’s one more blow to the idea of independent oversight. One more agency stripped of protection. One more step toward total executive control.
First they gave Trump immunity. Now they’re giving him the power to purge watchdogs.
First they gave Trump immunity. Now they’re giving him the power to purge watchdogs.
July 24, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Why does this matter? Because it’s one more blow to the idea of independent oversight. One more agency stripped of protection. One more step toward total executive control.
First they gave Trump immunity. Now they’re giving him the power to purge watchdogs.
First they gave Trump immunity. Now they’re giving him the power to purge watchdogs.
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And the Supreme Court bows again.
Today, the Court ruled that Trump, and any future president, can fire members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission at will. That’s a federal agency Congress intentionally designed to be independent of political pressure.
Today, the Court ruled that Trump, and any future president, can fire members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission at will. That’s a federal agency Congress intentionally designed to be independent of political pressure.
July 24, 2025 at 1:38 AM
And the Supreme Court bows again.
Today, the Court ruled that Trump, and any future president, can fire members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission at will. That’s a federal agency Congress intentionally designed to be independent of political pressure.
Today, the Court ruled that Trump, and any future president, can fire members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission at will. That’s a federal agency Congress intentionally designed to be independent of political pressure.
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To be clear on what they're proposing: human beings using water for drinking, washing, and growing crops will be rationed.
The AI datacenters will have all the water they can contaminate.
The AI datacenters will have all the water they can contaminate.
Some places will have to start rationing water - to enable AI slop.
"A data center like Meta’s, which was completed last year, typically guzzles around 500,000 gallons of water a day. New data centers [will] require millions of gallons of water a day"
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"A data center like Meta’s, which was completed last year, typically guzzles around 500,000 gallons of water a day. New data centers [will] require millions of gallons of water a day"
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Their Water Taps Ran Dry When Meta Built Next Door
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July 14, 2025 at 4:59 PM
To be clear on what they're proposing: human beings using water for drinking, washing, and growing crops will be rationed.
The AI datacenters will have all the water they can contaminate.
The AI datacenters will have all the water they can contaminate.
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This one’s actually worth watching! 💚
Nick Offerman Is Sounding the Alarm: America’s National Parks Are Under Attack | The Daily Show
YouTube video by The Daily Show
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July 21, 2025 at 1:58 PM
This one’s actually worth watching! 💚
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Source:
- Reuters - “Judges reject Trump’s pick for top New Jersey federal prosecutor, DOJ removes successor,” July 22, 2025 Source: News report; confirms a panel of federal judges declined to reappoint Alina Habba, instead selecting Desiree Leigh Grace. DOJ officials responded by removing Grace.
- Reuters - “Judges reject Trump’s pick for top New Jersey federal prosecutor, DOJ removes successor,” July 22, 2025 Source: News report; confirms a panel of federal judges declined to reappoint Alina Habba, instead selecting Desiree Leigh Grace. DOJ officials responded by removing Grace.
July 23, 2025 at 3:15 AM
Source:
- Reuters - “Judges reject Trump’s pick for top New Jersey federal prosecutor, DOJ removes successor,” July 22, 2025 Source: News report; confirms a panel of federal judges declined to reappoint Alina Habba, instead selecting Desiree Leigh Grace. DOJ officials responded by removing Grace.
- Reuters - “Judges reject Trump’s pick for top New Jersey federal prosecutor, DOJ removes successor,” July 22, 2025 Source: News report; confirms a panel of federal judges declined to reappoint Alina Habba, instead selecting Desiree Leigh Grace. DOJ officials responded by removing Grace.
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citing “the president’s constitutional authority.”
“This Justice Department has no patience for judges who go rogue, particularly when they challenge the president’s fundamental Article II powers,” said Attorney General Pam Bondi in a statement.
“This Justice Department has no patience for judges who go rogue, particularly when they challenge the president’s fundamental Article II powers,” said Attorney General Pam Bondi in a statement.
July 23, 2025 at 3:14 AM
citing “the president’s constitutional authority.”
“This Justice Department has no patience for judges who go rogue, particularly when they challenge the president’s fundamental Article II powers,” said Attorney General Pam Bondi in a statement.
“This Justice Department has no patience for judges who go rogue, particularly when they challenge the president’s fundamental Article II powers,” said Attorney General Pam Bondi in a statement.
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Just hours after a panel of federal judges in New Jersey rejected Trump’s nominee, Alina Habba, to continue as U.S. attorney and instead appointed Desiree Leigh Grace to the role, senior officials at the Justice Department abruptly removed Grace and reinstalled Habba,
July 23, 2025 at 3:14 AM
Just hours after a panel of federal judges in New Jersey rejected Trump’s nominee, Alina Habba, to continue as U.S. attorney and instead appointed Desiree Leigh Grace to the role, senior officials at the Justice Department abruptly removed Grace and reinstalled Habba,
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That’s not how our system is supposed to work, and it sets a dangerous precedent for authoritarian control over the rule of law.
July 23, 2025 at 3:30 AM
That’s not how our system is supposed to work, and it sets a dangerous precedent for authoritarian control over the rule of law.
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If this stands, it opens the door for any president to ignore judicial checks and install political loyalists across the justice system without oversight. It means the courts can be overridden when they get in the way.
July 23, 2025 at 3:30 AM
If this stands, it opens the door for any president to ignore judicial checks and install political loyalists across the justice system without oversight. It means the courts can be overridden when they get in the way.
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This is another post breaking down our last post.
The Justice Department’s decision to fire a judge-appointed U.S. Attorney and reinstate Trump’s preferred pick, without Senate confirmation, isn’t just unusual. It’s a direct attack on the separation of powers that defines American democracy.
The Justice Department’s decision to fire a judge-appointed U.S. Attorney and reinstate Trump’s preferred pick, without Senate confirmation, isn’t just unusual. It’s a direct attack on the separation of powers that defines American democracy.
July 23, 2025 at 3:30 AM
This is another post breaking down our last post.
The Justice Department’s decision to fire a judge-appointed U.S. Attorney and reinstate Trump’s preferred pick, without Senate confirmation, isn’t just unusual. It’s a direct attack on the separation of powers that defines American democracy.
The Justice Department’s decision to fire a judge-appointed U.S. Attorney and reinstate Trump’s preferred pick, without Senate confirmation, isn’t just unusual. It’s a direct attack on the separation of powers that defines American democracy.
I am convinced the easiest way to get the Epstein files leaked is to have someone hide some sort of tank classified info in it (or claim there is). The whole thing will be up on War Thunder within a week to win an argument.
July 14, 2025 at 11:35 PM
I am convinced the easiest way to get the Epstein files leaked is to have someone hide some sort of tank classified info in it (or claim there is). The whole thing will be up on War Thunder within a week to win an argument.
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- The New York Times - The FBI Is Using Polygraphs to Test Officials’ Loyalty (original NYT reporting on the expanded use of polygraphs under Patel)
July 12, 2025 at 1:16 PM
- The New York Times - The FBI Is Using Polygraphs to Test Officials’ Loyalty (original NYT reporting on the expanded use of polygraphs under Patel)
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Sources:
- The Daily Beast - Kash Patel Is Polygraphing FBI Staff to Find Out if They’re Being Mean About Him
- The Independent - The FBI is using lie detectors to test employee loyalty to Trump’s appointees 
- The Daily Beast - Kash Patel Is Polygraphing FBI Staff to Find Out if They’re Being Mean About Him
- The Independent - The FBI is using lie detectors to test employee loyalty to Trump’s appointees 
July 12, 2025 at 1:16 PM
Sources:
- The Daily Beast - Kash Patel Is Polygraphing FBI Staff to Find Out if They’re Being Mean About Him
- The Independent - The FBI is using lie detectors to test employee loyalty to Trump’s appointees 
- The Daily Beast - Kash Patel Is Polygraphing FBI Staff to Find Out if They’re Being Mean About Him
- The Independent - The FBI is using lie detectors to test employee loyalty to Trump’s appointees 
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The purge continues. They only want those completely loyal to stay. Justice Department employees connected to the criminal cases against Trump are being fired, not for misconduct, but for doing their jobs. The latest wave of dismissals includes two prosecutors who worked under former special counsel
July 12, 2025 at 3:15 PM
The purge continues. They only want those completely loyal to stay. Justice Department employees connected to the criminal cases against Trump are being fired, not for misconduct, but for doing their jobs. The latest wave of dismissals includes two prosecutors who worked under former special counsel