@regmt.bsky.social
That man should not reference any part of a woman’s body. Ever.
December 9, 2025 at 8:34 AM
That man should not reference any part of a woman’s body. Ever.
This times a thousand.
December 8, 2025 at 9:17 PM
This times a thousand.
This is not Democracy.
This is not a Democratic Republic.
So….
Monarchy?
Socialism by edict?
Don’s McDictatorship?
.
This is not a Democratic Republic.
So….
Monarchy?
Socialism by edict?
Don’s McDictatorship?
.
December 8, 2025 at 9:14 PM
This is not Democracy.
This is not a Democratic Republic.
So….
Monarchy?
Socialism by edict?
Don’s McDictatorship?
.
This is not a Democratic Republic.
So….
Monarchy?
Socialism by edict?
Don’s McDictatorship?
.
“Bad human instinct”. Perfect.
We have several to overcome. Recognizing that is such a good step.
We have several to overcome. Recognizing that is such a good step.
December 7, 2025 at 1:24 PM
“Bad human instinct”. Perfect.
We have several to overcome. Recognizing that is such a good step.
We have several to overcome. Recognizing that is such a good step.
Yes. And short of people with serious, biological mental illnesses, you have to wonder—who hurt these people so badly when they were children that they can’t find kindness, empathy or grace in themselves, much less others, as adults.
December 5, 2025 at 11:58 PM
Yes. And short of people with serious, biological mental illnesses, you have to wonder—who hurt these people so badly when they were children that they can’t find kindness, empathy or grace in themselves, much less others, as adults.
It says too many people are living in their own personal fictions.
Fictions delivered 24/7 by hate mongers and opportunists on tv, radio and social media for decades.
Among other things.
Fictions delivered 24/7 by hate mongers and opportunists on tv, radio and social media for decades.
Among other things.
December 3, 2025 at 1:07 PM
It says too many people are living in their own personal fictions.
Fictions delivered 24/7 by hate mongers and opportunists on tv, radio and social media for decades.
Among other things.
Fictions delivered 24/7 by hate mongers and opportunists on tv, radio and social media for decades.
Among other things.
Yes. It diminishes the horror.
And in its own way, speaking like that is immoral.
Dying is the gravest thing a human can experience. Respect that.
And in its own way, speaking like that is immoral.
Dying is the gravest thing a human can experience. Respect that.
December 1, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Yes. It diminishes the horror.
And in its own way, speaking like that is immoral.
Dying is the gravest thing a human can experience. Respect that.
And in its own way, speaking like that is immoral.
Dying is the gravest thing a human can experience. Respect that.
And so…it’s a good thing?
December 1, 2025 at 4:36 PM
And so…it’s a good thing?
He’s inarticulate, confused, and he references significant events from his past (the phone call) as some kind of rabid ear worm that plays over and over in his head but has nothing to do with the conversation at hand.
Not a psychiatrist, but…
Not a psychiatrist, but…
December 1, 2025 at 4:31 PM
He’s inarticulate, confused, and he references significant events from his past (the phone call) as some kind of rabid ear worm that plays over and over in his head but has nothing to do with the conversation at hand.
Not a psychiatrist, but…
Not a psychiatrist, but…
Trumps “cultivated illusion of strength “ is division. That is it.
And now that the country is coming together against him, he’s flailing about like an inflatable air dancer on a street corner.
Finally his divisive method is being seen for the madness it is.
And now that the country is coming together against him, he’s flailing about like an inflatable air dancer on a street corner.
Finally his divisive method is being seen for the madness it is.
December 1, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Trumps “cultivated illusion of strength “ is division. That is it.
And now that the country is coming together against him, he’s flailing about like an inflatable air dancer on a street corner.
Finally his divisive method is being seen for the madness it is.
And now that the country is coming together against him, he’s flailing about like an inflatable air dancer on a street corner.
Finally his divisive method is being seen for the madness it is.
No credibility here. And it looks like just another excuse for the dull-witted to showcase how ill-mannered they are by yelling at, interrupting and stepping over each other to gain attention.
Nope.
Nope.
December 1, 2025 at 3:54 PM
No credibility here. And it looks like just another excuse for the dull-witted to showcase how ill-mannered they are by yelling at, interrupting and stepping over each other to gain attention.
Nope.
Nope.
Yes. But it won’t happen.
They can’t serve a corporate employer and directly challenge the government that controls those corporations‘ ability to consolidate and make lucrative deals at the same time.
For-profit, privately owned “news” will always fail us in the end.
They can’t serve a corporate employer and directly challenge the government that controls those corporations‘ ability to consolidate and make lucrative deals at the same time.
For-profit, privately owned “news” will always fail us in the end.
November 30, 2025 at 10:07 PM
Yes. But it won’t happen.
They can’t serve a corporate employer and directly challenge the government that controls those corporations‘ ability to consolidate and make lucrative deals at the same time.
For-profit, privately owned “news” will always fail us in the end.
They can’t serve a corporate employer and directly challenge the government that controls those corporations‘ ability to consolidate and make lucrative deals at the same time.
For-profit, privately owned “news” will always fail us in the end.
Sending froggy spirit.
November 30, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Sending froggy spirit.
Reposted
There was a time I could not cook at all.
There was a time salt & pepper were the only seasonings in my repertoire of yuck.
But even then, I had the sense to let real cooks tinker with the results.
And not to document my work.
There was a time salt & pepper were the only seasonings in my repertoire of yuck.
But even then, I had the sense to let real cooks tinker with the results.
And not to document my work.
November 29, 2025 at 11:46 PM
There was a time I could not cook at all.
There was a time salt & pepper were the only seasonings in my repertoire of yuck.
But even then, I had the sense to let real cooks tinker with the results.
And not to document my work.
There was a time salt & pepper were the only seasonings in my repertoire of yuck.
But even then, I had the sense to let real cooks tinker with the results.
And not to document my work.
You sure you aren’t my sib?
November 29, 2025 at 11:34 PM
You sure you aren’t my sib?
It’s sad.
The need for some kind of approval from power (usually held in their world by men) is heartbreaking. A product both of our modern culture and Maga culture today, but it’s been in the world for so long.
I think they are afraid to really be seen, or known, beyond a facade.
The need for some kind of approval from power (usually held in their world by men) is heartbreaking. A product both of our modern culture and Maga culture today, but it’s been in the world for so long.
I think they are afraid to really be seen, or known, beyond a facade.
November 29, 2025 at 11:21 PM
It’s sad.
The need for some kind of approval from power (usually held in their world by men) is heartbreaking. A product both of our modern culture and Maga culture today, but it’s been in the world for so long.
I think they are afraid to really be seen, or known, beyond a facade.
The need for some kind of approval from power (usually held in their world by men) is heartbreaking. A product both of our modern culture and Maga culture today, but it’s been in the world for so long.
I think they are afraid to really be seen, or known, beyond a facade.
I use to read the Trial as frightening, but incredulous enough to be a little funny in an ironic way.
Now it’s just reality. And ‘the frightening part is how we are getting used to it.
Now it’s just reality. And ‘the frightening part is how we are getting used to it.
November 29, 2025 at 10:54 PM
I use to read the Trial as frightening, but incredulous enough to be a little funny in an ironic way.
Now it’s just reality. And ‘the frightening part is how we are getting used to it.
Now it’s just reality. And ‘the frightening part is how we are getting used to it.
The Trump Effect—where collective connection to reality is lost to a public educated on easy, salacious entertainment—began decades ago with tv, maybe even radio, and has only grown.
AI introduces another level of disconnect.
Maybe we are about at the worst point. Idk.
AI introduces another level of disconnect.
Maybe we are about at the worst point. Idk.
November 28, 2025 at 12:47 PM
The Trump Effect—where collective connection to reality is lost to a public educated on easy, salacious entertainment—began decades ago with tv, maybe even radio, and has only grown.
AI introduces another level of disconnect.
Maybe we are about at the worst point. Idk.
AI introduces another level of disconnect.
Maybe we are about at the worst point. Idk.
After wealth addiction comes competitive depravity? Or do they overlap?
This thread has been eye-opening.
Nor sure if there is a remedy from the outside other than some kind of accountability—jail, wealth loss? Tar and feathers?
This thread has been eye-opening.
Nor sure if there is a remedy from the outside other than some kind of accountability—jail, wealth loss? Tar and feathers?
November 27, 2025 at 12:35 PM
After wealth addiction comes competitive depravity? Or do they overlap?
This thread has been eye-opening.
Nor sure if there is a remedy from the outside other than some kind of accountability—jail, wealth loss? Tar and feathers?
This thread has been eye-opening.
Nor sure if there is a remedy from the outside other than some kind of accountability—jail, wealth loss? Tar and feathers?