TJ
@someblueskyacct.bsky.social
Seattle, Washington
I research things and write about them (as a hobby) and I volunteer a lot. Opinions are my own.
Trans rights are human rights.
AuDHD, antifascist, nonbinary, anti-tankie, atheist.
Not a spy or a fed or gov affiliated.
I research things and write about them (as a hobby) and I volunteer a lot. Opinions are my own.
Trans rights are human rights.
AuDHD, antifascist, nonbinary, anti-tankie, atheist.
Not a spy or a fed or gov affiliated.
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These are the same people who in 1860 would say that electing Lincoln was “divisive” and that we need to stop tearing the country apart by acting like Black people have inherent rights
December 5, 2025 at 5:19 PM
These are the same people who in 1860 would say that electing Lincoln was “divisive” and that we need to stop tearing the country apart by acting like Black people have inherent rights
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it didn’t *resemble* a nazi symbol, it *is* a nazi symbol, and he was told this, repeatedly, for years. tame your fucking boner for white working class cosplayers, this should be fucking embarrassing to write and publish under your own name
December 3, 2025 at 5:42 PM
it didn’t *resemble* a nazi symbol, it *is* a nazi symbol, and he was told this, repeatedly, for years. tame your fucking boner for white working class cosplayers, this should be fucking embarrassing to write and publish under your own name
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the goal for all these brunchlord centrist types, to be clear, is to undermine and pre-empt good faith progressive reform as THE solution to authoritarianism, in favor of yet another wave of reheated deregulatory corporatism.
December 3, 2025 at 2:18 PM
the goal for all these brunchlord centrist types, to be clear, is to undermine and pre-empt good faith progressive reform as THE solution to authoritarianism, in favor of yet another wave of reheated deregulatory corporatism.
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Obedience to the law isn't just about making moral and honorable choices (it's that too) - it's what enables our country to have a professional military at all.
Abandoning compliance with the law is a reckless decision that will risk service members' lives and vital US interests the world over:
Abandoning compliance with the law is a reckless decision that will risk service members' lives and vital US interests the world over:
December 2, 2025 at 5:45 AM
Obedience to the law isn't just about making moral and honorable choices (it's that too) - it's what enables our country to have a professional military at all.
Abandoning compliance with the law is a reckless decision that will risk service members' lives and vital US interests the world over:
Abandoning compliance with the law is a reckless decision that will risk service members' lives and vital US interests the world over: