Chatham Harrison dba TRUMP DELENDUS EST
@chathamharrison.bsky.social
Backwoods pinko scalawag. Bespoke replies a specialty. He/him. Rear Admiral in the Kansas Antifa Navy (Inactive Ready Reserve)
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I am a man who knows how to create small & achievable goals for himself
Dad who gets an evening to himself for the first time since mid-November & decides it's a good time to watch Police Story 1 & 2 again
December 29, 2025 at 5:50 AM
Dad who gets an evening to himself for the first time since mid-November & decides it's a good time to watch Police Story 1 & 2 again
Is this post Objectivism?
"Are nachos a casserole?"
"Are fries a pasta?"
You have forgotten that things can be things in themselves and you're going to dog-walk yourselves into discourse about "is food food?"
"Are fries a pasta?"
You have forgotten that things can be things in themselves and you're going to dog-walk yourselves into discourse about "is food food?"
December 29, 2025 at 12:20 AM
Is this post Objectivism?
Conversely Xers are handling AI about as well as Boomers handled installing new drivers
I (perhaps optimistically) suspect they're going to be able to hack this stuff just like we figured out Windows 95
December 28, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Conversely Xers are handling AI about as well as Boomers handled installing new drivers
If a YouTube video has too much of a clickbaity/retention editing vibe, my daughter will declare it an "ad" & tell me to turn it off. I'm putting that down as early progress on media literacy
December 28, 2025 at 10:43 PM
If a YouTube video has too much of a clickbaity/retention editing vibe, my daughter will declare it an "ad" & tell me to turn it off. I'm putting that down as early progress on media literacy
Science has invented the man with zero discriminating function, capable of holding theoretically infinite beliefs without recognizing their incompatibility, & they regret to inform us that he is racist
it is extremely funny that RFK both does not believe in the germ theory of disease and is a lab leak truther
December 28, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Science has invented the man with zero discriminating function, capable of holding theoretically infinite beliefs without recognizing their incompatibility, & they regret to inform us that he is racist
Proud of my guys today
Panthers could really use a loss this week, git r done boys
December 28, 2025 at 8:48 PM
Proud of my guys today
Even if you take it at face value its value in undermining birthright citizenship is extremely marginal. The suggestion is that the 1866 act reserved birthright citizenship to US residents ("domiciled"). The 14th Amendment was passed specifically to extend & secure the rights after the act failed.
I regret to report that this is where we are with the anti-birthright-citizenship stuff papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
December 28, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Even if you take it at face value its value in undermining birthright citizenship is extremely marginal. The suggestion is that the 1866 act reserved birthright citizenship to US residents ("domiciled"). The 14th Amendment was passed specifically to extend & secure the rights after the act failed.
NAD+ is so basic to body function that this feels unreal. Like realizing you can defeat VD with bread mold
GOOD NEWS! Researchers have shown Alzheimer’s disease can be REVERSED- not just prevented. Using a potent neuroprotective compound called P7C3-A20, they found RESTORING balance to a central cellular energy molecule (NAD+) not only PREVENTED disease features but REVERSED them, EVEN at late stages.
December 28, 2025 at 7:05 PM
NAD+ is so basic to body function that this feels unreal. Like realizing you can defeat VD with bread mold
Panthers could really use a loss this week, git r done boys
December 28, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Panthers could really use a loss this week, git r done boys
When you're doing policy it's very easy to imagine your decisions will have immediate consequences. Intensely seductive. But a lot of these shifts are only going to be consequential in terms of decades & generations. We're only just starting to grapple with the failures of "urban renewal".
I both recognize that many rural people would be better off moving and shudder at the weird excitement urbanists have about this
December 28, 2025 at 5:19 PM
When you're doing policy it's very easy to imagine your decisions will have immediate consequences. Intensely seductive. But a lot of these shifts are only going to be consequential in terms of decades & generations. We're only just starting to grapple with the failures of "urban renewal".
The whole Trump Administration has the same relationship to America as a cop making a DWB stop
I had missed this. Perverse even by the standards of the Trump White House. They’re threatening to pull student aid from Brown over the shooting www.nbcboston.com/news/local/t...
Trump administration investigates Brown's security after shooting
The Department of Education said its Office of Federal Student Aid would investigate if Brown University violated the Higher Education Act in connection with the deadly shooting on Dec. 13.
www.nbcboston.com
December 28, 2025 at 7:15 AM
The whole Trump Administration has the same relationship to America as a cop making a DWB stop
This is a point with all too much relevance. The most soft-hearted & introspective person in the Trump Administration's leadership is Donald Trump himself. That should make your guts churn.
Yeah. When I see the British response to Dresden, I see Emily Hobhouse. I see Churchill's anger at the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Even as the British Empire was routinely horrible, there was a domestic political capacity for horror at itself that the Kaiserreich forbade & the Nazis followed that.
December 28, 2025 at 6:46 AM
This is a point with all too much relevance. The most soft-hearted & introspective person in the Trump Administration's leadership is Donald Trump himself. That should make your guts churn.
"why did the Soviet Union & Warsaw Pact collapse" gee I dunno maybe because the whole construct existed to enrich Moscow & St Petersburg, & the harder things got, the truer that became
The ussr collapsing the way it did is the fault of decades of mismanagement and corruption but also like if one singular republic that is the most responsible for the union’s death it’s the Russian SFSR and the post collapse Russian state/polis has continued to make it everyone’s else’s issue
December 28, 2025 at 6:25 AM
"why did the Soviet Union & Warsaw Pact collapse" gee I dunno maybe because the whole construct existed to enrich Moscow & St Petersburg, & the harder things got, the truer that became
When you watch Grave of the Fireflies, think about whose fault it is that those children are dead. That's the face of victory in the Pacific. That's the face of hakkō ichiu. It is very hard to think about these things without wishing that war should never come again.
This doesn't even begin to broach whether there is any great moral difference between killing civilians by atomic destruction versus firebombing versus hunger.
December 28, 2025 at 6:05 AM
When you watch Grave of the Fireflies, think about whose fault it is that those children are dead. That's the face of victory in the Pacific. That's the face of hakkō ichiu. It is very hard to think about these things without wishing that war should never come again.
It again occurs to me that this is partly the product of gamer thinking. There is no health bar or targetable "weak spots" or HUD indicator for aggro in combat.
It's a little annoying how many people have taken to defining down "war crime" to mean anything that violates some kind of weird code duello
I believe this is something I addressed a few months ago in regards to drone fighting in Ukraine. It's hard to enjoy the protections of surrender when you're surrounded by comrades who haven't surrendered. The Bismarck was still fighting even if its sailors didn't want to
December 28, 2025 at 5:31 AM
It again occurs to me that this is partly the product of gamer thinking. There is no health bar or targetable "weak spots" or HUD indicator for aggro in combat.
I have seen posts mourning the "deaths" of millions of unborn babies that had more valid internal logic than this. Are we rejecting Chandrasekhar? Alvarez?
The US atomic program clearly benefited from the US taking in a lot of scientists from other countries. Specifically, a lot of Jews like Miller's own family.
But Stephen Miller would probably prefer they had all died instead.
But Stephen Miller would probably prefer they had all died instead.
December 28, 2025 at 4:43 AM
I have seen posts mourning the "deaths" of millions of unborn babies that had more valid internal logic than this. Are we rejecting Chandrasekhar? Alvarez?
To the extent my nation does not offer liberty & justice to every face & every heart, it offers only privilege & interest. Ethnonationalism is a rejection of the only principles that could possibly justify our republic, much less sustain it.
October-7th and what followed have radicalized me very hard against ethnonationalism. Just legions of people on every side who should and absolutely do know better saying “ok but [attrocity] is good when it’s us tho” and being taken seriously for some reason. Fuck your blood and fuck your soil.
I read Just and Unjust Wars and it’s so funny how much of his stuff post-October 7 is him saying things he said were wrong in his book are okay when Israel does it
December 28, 2025 at 3:56 AM
To the extent my nation does not offer liberty & justice to every face & every heart, it offers only privilege & interest. Ethnonationalism is a rejection of the only principles that could possibly justify our republic, much less sustain it.
Oven-baked nachos are a casserole, chips with nacho cheese dip is a hot pot
Settle a debate for me. I maintain that Nachos are pasta. @ndgree.bsky.social thinks they’re pizza.
December 28, 2025 at 3:44 AM
Oven-baked nachos are a casserole, chips with nacho cheese dip is a hot pot
We face a terribly difficult task: restoring power to the legislature at the expense of the executive, restraining the judiciary's attempts to defeat this, & ensuring by these means that whoever comes after the next administration cannot simply choose to undo it all.
“America is dangerously close to a world in which all federal policy hinges on the outcomes of presidential elections, no matter how narrow the margin of victory,” Zachary S. Price argues:
Trump’s Power Grab Over the Budget Is Breaking the Constitutional Design
If this pattern holds, the result will be more wild swings in policy across administrations.
bit.ly
December 28, 2025 at 3:07 AM
We face a terribly difficult task: restoring power to the legislature at the expense of the executive, restraining the judiciary's attempts to defeat this, & ensuring by these means that whoever comes after the next administration cannot simply choose to undo it all.
"what if you built an entire economy out of whales"
It's really cool and great that "men whose SO broke up with them over their gambling addiction" is such a large demographic that advertisers are targeting them
most depressing billboard I have ever seen
December 28, 2025 at 2:57 AM
"what if you built an entire economy out of whales"
The funny thing is usually this kind of policing is an excuse to crush dissent & secure the regime, but these guys really are just mad people don't like them. All the depth of a puddle
“it is illegal for you not to like me”
This is the logical and inevitable conclusion of the last decade of elite media "free speech" discourse.
December 28, 2025 at 2:05 AM
The funny thing is usually this kind of policing is an excuse to crush dissent & secure the regime, but these guys really are just mad people don't like them. All the depth of a puddle
Note that he's specifically not saying Kanye is incapable, only that they're essentially doing different jobs. Reminds me of Mitch Hedberg:
December 28, 2025 at 1:23 AM
Note that he's specifically not saying Kanye is incapable, only that they're essentially doing different jobs. Reminds me of Mitch Hedberg:
*clears throat*
HFSP
HFSP
December 27, 2025 at 11:37 PM
*clears throat*
HFSP
HFSP
Reposted by Chatham Harrison dba TRUMP DELENDUS EST
We are aware of that. We are all very aware of how you didn’t believe us despite telling you over and over again. I hope you learn the right lesson from this but I doubt it.
December 27, 2025 at 10:32 PM
We are aware of that. We are all very aware of how you didn’t believe us despite telling you over and over again. I hope you learn the right lesson from this but I doubt it.
This is dog bites man vs. man bites dog. They see themselves & their readership as bubble liberals & complaining about Trump only makes that bubble more isolating. Biden doing unprecedented pardons is news they think their readers need to hear, & be guided to the appropriate response
Barely a blip in the news. 🦗from the New York Times editorial and opinion pages. Compare with days of Hunter Biden Hysteria about unprecedented abuse of the pardon power.
December 27, 2025 at 10:50 PM
This is dog bites man vs. man bites dog. They see themselves & their readership as bubble liberals & complaining about Trump only makes that bubble more isolating. Biden doing unprecedented pardons is news they think their readers need to hear, & be guided to the appropriate response