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The people telling the world they want to "have Greenland" and make Canada the "51st state" are suddenly really into respecting national sovereignty when it comes to the nation they want to serve as their fascist blacksite penal colony
Either the U.S. government *is* able to exert monetary and diplomatic pressure on El Salvador sufficient to produce Abrego Garcia’s release, or it isn’t.
The latter would be either a bald-faced lie or a pretty stunning concession of our national impotence. The Vice President should pick one.
The latter would be either a bald-faced lie or a pretty stunning concession of our national impotence. The Vice President should pick one.
April 15, 2025 at 1:11 PM
The people telling the world they want to "have Greenland" and make Canada the "51st state" are suddenly really into respecting national sovereignty when it comes to the nation they want to serve as their fascist blacksite penal colony
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“Be careful. When a democracy is sick, fascism comes to its bedside, but it is not to inquire about its health.”
Albert Camus
Albert Camus
February 13, 2025 at 2:02 PM
“Be careful. When a democracy is sick, fascism comes to its bedside, but it is not to inquire about its health.”
Albert Camus
Albert Camus
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I used to read books about life in the Soviet Union and marvel at the ways normal folks communicated in the face of totalitarian oppression. Today I scroll through federal bureaucrats using code words and carefully placed asterisks on Reddit and I’m like, ah shit.
February 10, 2025 at 9:34 PM
I used to read books about life in the Soviet Union and marvel at the ways normal folks communicated in the face of totalitarian oppression. Today I scroll through federal bureaucrats using code words and carefully placed asterisks on Reddit and I’m like, ah shit.
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Mistyped “Uncle Sam” as “Incel Sam” and you know what, given the current state of the ruling party
February 11, 2025 at 2:58 AM
Mistyped “Uncle Sam” as “Incel Sam” and you know what, given the current state of the ruling party
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I find that horror is more important in times of unrest.
Many people prefer the horrors of fiction over the horrors in the real world.
In fiction, there's an end. There's a resolution. There's closure, no matter how horrific.
We don't get that kind of comfort in the real world.
Many people prefer the horrors of fiction over the horrors in the real world.
In fiction, there's an end. There's a resolution. There's closure, no matter how horrific.
We don't get that kind of comfort in the real world.
February 6, 2025 at 7:23 PM
I find that horror is more important in times of unrest.
Many people prefer the horrors of fiction over the horrors in the real world.
In fiction, there's an end. There's a resolution. There's closure, no matter how horrific.
We don't get that kind of comfort in the real world.
Many people prefer the horrors of fiction over the horrors in the real world.
In fiction, there's an end. There's a resolution. There's closure, no matter how horrific.
We don't get that kind of comfort in the real world.
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This is your reminder to
USE YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
THERE'S BOOKS THERE
AND MOVIES
MUSIC
PUBLIC COMPUTERS W/ INTERNET
IT'S ALSO FREE
USE YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
THERE'S BOOKS THERE
AND MOVIES
MUSIC
PUBLIC COMPUTERS W/ INTERNET
IT'S ALSO FREE
February 6, 2025 at 6:55 PM
This is your reminder to
USE YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
THERE'S BOOKS THERE
AND MOVIES
MUSIC
PUBLIC COMPUTERS W/ INTERNET
IT'S ALSO FREE
USE YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY
THERE'S BOOKS THERE
AND MOVIES
MUSIC
PUBLIC COMPUTERS W/ INTERNET
IT'S ALSO FREE