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/3 (6) meanwhile they think anyone who posted Charlie Kirk’s own words to criticize him should be fired and (7) they know that’s inconsistent but they don’t care because consistency is weakness, because, again, shitty people with shitty values from a shitty culture.
January 8, 2026 at 2:09 AM
/3 (6) meanwhile they think anyone who posted Charlie Kirk’s own words to criticize him should be fired and (7) they know that’s inconsistent but they don’t care because consistency is weakness, because, again, shitty people with shitty values from a shitty culture.
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/2 (4) Also they know that praising a murderer enrages and horrifies decent people and (5) they hate and resent decent people because they are shitty people with shitty values from a shitty culture and they know it
January 8, 2026 at 2:07 AM
/2 (4) Also they know that praising a murderer enrages and horrifies decent people and (5) they hate and resent decent people because they are shitty people with shitty values from a shitty culture and they know it
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Liberal normies and rightish normies are mobilizing against ICE organically. Together.
It would be extremely foolish to ignore this interest convergence around a moral good.
It would be extremely foolish to ignore this interest convergence around a moral good.
January 8, 2026 at 2:32 AM
Liberal normies and rightish normies are mobilizing against ICE organically. Together.
It would be extremely foolish to ignore this interest convergence around a moral good.
It would be extremely foolish to ignore this interest convergence around a moral good.
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2.) It forces a convo about re-hauling the judiciary as we rehash the just vs. unjust laws convo that MLK primed us for re: the liberal public sphere. We can talk about court expansion and a massive investment in expanding the lower courts.
January 8, 2026 at 2:25 AM
2.) It forces a convo about re-hauling the judiciary as we rehash the just vs. unjust laws convo that MLK primed us for re: the liberal public sphere. We can talk about court expansion and a massive investment in expanding the lower courts.
@washingtonpost.com normalizes fascism instead of just saying DHS detained a US citizen for 25 days.
January 8, 2026 at 3:10 AM
@washingtonpost.com normalizes fascism instead of just saying DHS detained a US citizen for 25 days.
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Finally for now, and as I noted earlier:
Admissions against interest by DHS/ICE can generally be credited, but any responsible journalism outlet will ask for evidence of any motive-based claims, treating DHS/ICE with the skepticism they would treat anyone who kills a person in broad daylight.
Admissions against interest by DHS/ICE can generally be credited, but any responsible journalism outlet will ask for evidence of any motive-based claims, treating DHS/ICE with the skepticism they would treat anyone who kills a person in broad daylight.
January 7, 2026 at 6:41 PM
Finally for now, and as I noted earlier:
Admissions against interest by DHS/ICE can generally be credited, but any responsible journalism outlet will ask for evidence of any motive-based claims, treating DHS/ICE with the skepticism they would treat anyone who kills a person in broad daylight.
Admissions against interest by DHS/ICE can generally be credited, but any responsible journalism outlet will ask for evidence of any motive-based claims, treating DHS/ICE with the skepticism they would treat anyone who kills a person in broad daylight.