Casey Roo 🌻🌹
@caseybroome.bsky.social
U.S. ARMY Veteran - Chemical Corps.
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Feel free to consult me about strategies to mitigate the impact of chemical agents deployed against you.
Progressive Polemic 🖕😇
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Fascism becomes self-consuming.
January 28, 2026 at 4:13 AM
Fascism becomes self-consuming.
After Renee Good, I said, “they are all Jonathan Ross until they unmask and identify themselves.”
January 28, 2026 at 3:24 AM
After Renee Good, I said, “they are all Jonathan Ross until they unmask and identify themselves.”
Assuming it doesn’t get a pocket-veto. It’d go back to House and Senate for 2/3 majority vote. In the latter scenario the President could not veto if passed. It’s the congressional veto override process.
January 28, 2026 at 12:52 AM
Assuming it doesn’t get a pocket-veto. It’d go back to House and Senate for 2/3 majority vote. In the latter scenario the President could not veto if passed. It’s the congressional veto override process.
Reposted by Casey Roo 🌻🌹
I’ve heard some anecdotal accounts of people developing brain tumors after exposure to LRAD in Portland 2020.
Carcinogenesis may be an overlooked impact of these terror-weapons.
lupinepublishers.com/drug-designi...
Carcinogenesis may be an overlooked impact of these terror-weapons.
lupinepublishers.com/drug-designi...
Secret Sonic Weapons’ War Lead to Carcinogenesis
The New York Times reported that at least two employees
removed from China experienced unusual noises while there.
The Times reported that US officials are suspicious
lupinepublishers.com
January 27, 2026 at 11:19 PM
I’ve heard some anecdotal accounts of people developing brain tumors after exposure to LRAD in Portland 2020.
Carcinogenesis may be an overlooked impact of these terror-weapons.
lupinepublishers.com/drug-designi...
Carcinogenesis may be an overlooked impact of these terror-weapons.
lupinepublishers.com/drug-designi...
I’ve heard some anecdotal accounts of people developing brain tumors after exposure to LRAD in Portland 2020.
Carcinogenesis may be an overlooked impact of these terror-weapons.
lupinepublishers.com/drug-designi...
Carcinogenesis may be an overlooked impact of these terror-weapons.
lupinepublishers.com/drug-designi...
Secret Sonic Weapons’ War Lead to Carcinogenesis
The New York Times reported that at least two employees
removed from China experienced unusual noises while there.
The Times reported that US officials are suspicious
lupinepublishers.com
January 27, 2026 at 11:19 PM
I’ve heard some anecdotal accounts of people developing brain tumors after exposure to LRAD in Portland 2020.
Carcinogenesis may be an overlooked impact of these terror-weapons.
lupinepublishers.com/drug-designi...
Carcinogenesis may be an overlooked impact of these terror-weapons.
lupinepublishers.com/drug-designi...
I’d like to suggest an option. You can cut a plastic barrel into shields with a curve to them. Line that inner concave with acoustic foam.
Dampening sound prior to deflection, and added padding for the user when used as a standard shield.
Dampening sound prior to deflection, and added padding for the user when used as a standard shield.
January 27, 2026 at 11:13 PM
I’d like to suggest an option. You can cut a plastic barrel into shields with a curve to them. Line that inner concave with acoustic foam.
Dampening sound prior to deflection, and added padding for the user when used as a standard shield.
Dampening sound prior to deflection, and added padding for the user when used as a standard shield.
I’d like to add a suggestion. You can cut a plastic barrel into shields with a curve to them. Line that inner concave with acoustic foam.
Dampening sound prior to deflection, and added padding for the user when used as a standard shield.
Dampening sound prior to deflection, and added padding for the user when used as a standard shield.
January 27, 2026 at 11:08 PM
I’d like to add a suggestion. You can cut a plastic barrel into shields with a curve to them. Line that inner concave with acoustic foam.
Dampening sound prior to deflection, and added padding for the user when used as a standard shield.
Dampening sound prior to deflection, and added padding for the user when used as a standard shield.
Reposted by Casey Roo 🌻🌹
If you ever catch awareness of the banality of your politics, I hope you cope well.
January 27, 2026 at 8:52 PM
If you ever catch awareness of the banality of your politics, I hope you cope well.
If you ever catch awareness of the banality of your politics, I hope you cope well.
January 27, 2026 at 8:52 PM
If you ever catch awareness of the banality of your politics, I hope you cope well.
I never claimed that. You’re saying that, not me.
I said hyper-individualism is a method of control. Social control. You extrapolated an assumption from that.
I suggest accepting social responsibility. Socially responsible policies defy the mantra of neo-liberalism.
I said hyper-individualism is a method of control. Social control. You extrapolated an assumption from that.
I suggest accepting social responsibility. Socially responsible policies defy the mantra of neo-liberalism.
January 27, 2026 at 8:47 PM
I never claimed that. You’re saying that, not me.
I said hyper-individualism is a method of control. Social control. You extrapolated an assumption from that.
I suggest accepting social responsibility. Socially responsible policies defy the mantra of neo-liberalism.
I said hyper-individualism is a method of control. Social control. You extrapolated an assumption from that.
I suggest accepting social responsibility. Socially responsible policies defy the mantra of neo-liberalism.
We’ve already established that.
I think you’re willing to ignore the elements that facilitate fascism. Acknowledging them may provoke you to feel complicit. I don’t think you want that, so ignoring it saves you from feeling some responsibility.
I think you’re willing to ignore the elements that facilitate fascism. Acknowledging them may provoke you to feel complicit. I don’t think you want that, so ignoring it saves you from feeling some responsibility.
January 27, 2026 at 8:39 PM
We’ve already established that.
I think you’re willing to ignore the elements that facilitate fascism. Acknowledging them may provoke you to feel complicit. I don’t think you want that, so ignoring it saves you from feeling some responsibility.
I think you’re willing to ignore the elements that facilitate fascism. Acknowledging them may provoke you to feel complicit. I don’t think you want that, so ignoring it saves you from feeling some responsibility.
I enjoy discourse. You stop.
January 27, 2026 at 8:27 PM
I enjoy discourse. You stop.
I think it’s incoherent within the limits of your perspective.
You can obfuscate and claim I’m poorly informed by an app I’ve never used… that’s fine.
A hit dog will holler.
You can obfuscate and claim I’m poorly informed by an app I’ve never used… that’s fine.
A hit dog will holler.
January 27, 2026 at 8:26 PM
I think it’s incoherent within the limits of your perspective.
You can obfuscate and claim I’m poorly informed by an app I’ve never used… that’s fine.
A hit dog will holler.
You can obfuscate and claim I’m poorly informed by an app I’ve never used… that’s fine.
A hit dog will holler.
How come you only highlight the elements that are considered positive about neoliberalism and not the elements I point out for my arguement?
privatization, deregulation, depoliticisation, austerity, and reductions in government spending.
I think it’s convenient for your argument to ignore this.
privatization, deregulation, depoliticisation, austerity, and reductions in government spending.
I think it’s convenient for your argument to ignore this.
January 27, 2026 at 8:24 PM
How come you only highlight the elements that are considered positive about neoliberalism and not the elements I point out for my arguement?
privatization, deregulation, depoliticisation, austerity, and reductions in government spending.
I think it’s convenient for your argument to ignore this.
privatization, deregulation, depoliticisation, austerity, and reductions in government spending.
I think it’s convenient for your argument to ignore this.
I’ll be frank then, you’re not understanding how it facilitated the current events we find ourselves in. You don’t have the pattern recognition. Or you don’t know much about fascist Germany.
I think your projecting your own lack of understanding…
I think your projecting your own lack of understanding…
January 27, 2026 at 8:12 PM
I’ll be frank then, you’re not understanding how it facilitated the current events we find ourselves in. You don’t have the pattern recognition. Or you don’t know much about fascist Germany.
I think your projecting your own lack of understanding…
I think your projecting your own lack of understanding…
Hyper-individualism is a method of control. You deny collectivism that will threaten hegemony.
January 27, 2026 at 8:06 PM
Hyper-individualism is a method of control. You deny collectivism that will threaten hegemony.
It’s the middle-class, the petty-bourgeoisie, that largely facilitated the rise of fascism in Germany.
They had a financial incentive to preserve their status and that preservation seemed more likely with fascists than socialists.
They had a financial incentive to preserve their status and that preservation seemed more likely with fascists than socialists.
January 27, 2026 at 8:05 PM
It’s the middle-class, the petty-bourgeoisie, that largely facilitated the rise of fascism in Germany.
They had a financial incentive to preserve their status and that preservation seemed more likely with fascists than socialists.
They had a financial incentive to preserve their status and that preservation seemed more likely with fascists than socialists.
I recommend you read it yourself, I think you trust your eyes more than my mouth.
When neo-liberals concede to the rhetoric that economic suffering was not due their economic policies, and participated in scapegoating immigration… It’s hardly a surprise this country sleepwalked into Fascism.
When neo-liberals concede to the rhetoric that economic suffering was not due their economic policies, and participated in scapegoating immigration… It’s hardly a surprise this country sleepwalked into Fascism.
January 27, 2026 at 8:03 PM
I recommend you read it yourself, I think you trust your eyes more than my mouth.
When neo-liberals concede to the rhetoric that economic suffering was not due their economic policies, and participated in scapegoating immigration… It’s hardly a surprise this country sleepwalked into Fascism.
When neo-liberals concede to the rhetoric that economic suffering was not due their economic policies, and participated in scapegoating immigration… It’s hardly a surprise this country sleepwalked into Fascism.
The Wikipedia page on neo-liberalism defines it as what I would. I think neo-liberalism is an American-branded proto-fascist economic framework.
It wasn’t difficult to imagine a cultural fascist would take advantage of an increasingly privatized and deregulated society.
It wasn’t difficult to imagine a cultural fascist would take advantage of an increasingly privatized and deregulated society.
January 27, 2026 at 7:48 PM
The Wikipedia page on neo-liberalism defines it as what I would. I think neo-liberalism is an American-branded proto-fascist economic framework.
It wasn’t difficult to imagine a cultural fascist would take advantage of an increasingly privatized and deregulated society.
It wasn’t difficult to imagine a cultural fascist would take advantage of an increasingly privatized and deregulated society.