Minnesotans are showing the soul of the United States to the world.

These dinguses have been screaming about how people need guns to protect themselves from the government for my ENTIRE LIFE and when it actually happens they turn into the "doesn't look like anything to me" robots from Westworld.

And he was like, a good artist! I remember the little comic that came with Earthworm Jim and it was gorgeous. Plus, the cartoon was delightful! It was a real downer finding out about the person behind them.

Everything in that movie just gets it so much. It feels like there's a group of players one reality level up and you just never see them.

We may as well get excited every time, we'll be right eventually and don't you want to experience that fully?

She thought she was building that weapon to use on queer people, this is all very unfair.

It's totally real (I'll always remember the essay by a trans man about how he felt suddenly cut off from friendships) but the problem with fixing it is that the people concerned dismiss any real solution as "woke bullshit" because they want the solution to be state-mandated girlfriends.

A good time to remind everyone of the Minnesota First. One of the earliest state militias to volunteer to fight in the Civil War—three years after joining the Union! Provided one of the essential turning points at Gettysburg. Took the flag of the Virginia regiment they captured AND STILL HAVE IT.

150-ish times what it cost to make Red Dead Redemption 2, and it looked like...that. The mind boggles.

The backgrounds which might have given this some semblance of meaningful context.

Do they really teach people to say it that way? It makes it sound like a disease. There's not a separate "me" that has autism as an affliction; it's inextricable from my personality. If you could somehow remove it, it would be more like a Phineas Gage thing than curing an illness.

This is actual a very appropriate metaphor in that he's making a move which is both illegal and very stupid.