Daniel O’Brien
@dobs.org
There’s a weirdly pervasive belief in some social media circles that downtown Toronto has constant violent protests.
Anyone who spends time downtown knows this is false. But it seems to resonate with the city-fearing crowd.
Anyone who spends time downtown knows this is false. But it seems to resonate with the city-fearing crowd.
May 22, 2025 at 3:56 PM
There’s a weirdly pervasive belief in some social media circles that downtown Toronto has constant violent protests.
Anyone who spends time downtown knows this is false. But it seems to resonate with the city-fearing crowd.
Anyone who spends time downtown knows this is false. But it seems to resonate with the city-fearing crowd.
Most successful conspiracy theories also have some escape hatch for either shrugging away or boosting off of empathy.
As seen explicitly recently with the “sin of empathy” dialogue.
As seen explicitly recently with the “sin of empathy” dialogue.
May 3, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Most successful conspiracy theories also have some escape hatch for either shrugging away or boosting off of empathy.
As seen explicitly recently with the “sin of empathy” dialogue.
As seen explicitly recently with the “sin of empathy” dialogue.
Reposted by Daniel O’Brien
Beer ad: I’m a Canadian. A plaid shirt’s all I need to stay warm in -40°C. I’ll walk 10km in a blizzard for a two-four. Snow drifts are my playgrounds. I live outside.
Folks: Heck yeah this is my identity.
Cyclists: I can go 5km to work at 10°C.
Folks: Impossible.
Folks: Heck yeah this is my identity.
Cyclists: I can go 5km to work at 10°C.
Folks: Impossible.
November 19, 2024 at 4:53 AM
Beer ad: I’m a Canadian. A plaid shirt’s all I need to stay warm in -40°C. I’ll walk 10km in a blizzard for a two-four. Snow drifts are my playgrounds. I live outside.
Folks: Heck yeah this is my identity.
Cyclists: I can go 5km to work at 10°C.
Folks: Impossible.
Folks: Heck yeah this is my identity.
Cyclists: I can go 5km to work at 10°C.
Folks: Impossible.