For the crossoverheads

No thank you.

There need to be more internal recriminations.

However many internal recriminations there have been, and I honestly don't believe there have been many, they have been demonstrably insufficient.

Jackson's the only Justice who I don't see as hopelessly compromised, so when I saw the order was signed by her I felt reassured, but that makes me wonder: what does she know that we don't know? I've been reading her dissents, every "existential threat to the rule of law," and she's always right.

Sometimes I get curious, just wondering what leak of reality into his bubble resulted in the numbers he's quoting, and the only 25% I found went in the opposite direction.

…the real Left Rogan was Teen Vogue wasn’t it. Shit.

Black Hole is excellent, one of the best indie comics of its era, but all you need to know about it is that its core armature reimagines adolescence as a time of mutation, paranoia, and social ostracism, a vibe that I think we both saw NAILED in a recent movie.

From July until a week ago, Jeffries' official position was that he was not endorsing Mamdani due to suspicions of antisemitism, echoing baseless racist right-wing talking points.

Also if withholding your endorsement until the last possible moment is a good strategy, why does no one else do it?

I'm sure Gilliam was always a shit but I loved that movie for 20 years before finding out, and the whole movie's full of prescient metaphor.

The basic plot device of a refunding a wife the fee her innocent husband was charged for his own torture and murder keeps being on the nose here in the US.

Long time fan, first time genuinely disturbed by the implications.

Such fun in unbelievable techno-nightmare benzodiazepine hell.

This is the basic thesis of Malcolm Harris's book "Palo Alto: A History of California, Capitalism, and the World."

This is infuriating. "It hasn't resulted in a large number of lawsuits yet, so the almost-undetectable criminal hacking your company engaged in isn't really that bad."

He may have a point; it's not illegal to post "I wish JK Rowling ill" on Twitter

It's one of those cultural moments that manages to reflect absolutely terribly on absolutely everyone involved.

(Hey! I enjoyed your book. "England's Hidden Reverse" is another great resource for discovering disquieting connections between outsider artists.)
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This is going ages back, like maybe 20 years or so, but at some point around Dark Side of the Spoon Al started mentioning in interviews that he was going to quit music and teach history at the University of Texas and I feel like our timeline missed a massive opportunity there

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You did not! Does he sound like a nazi sympathizer?