Michael Ellis Day
@michaelellisday.bsky.social
You probably wouldn't know me, unless it was from that one thing, or maybe the other thing
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If jeffrey epstein ran for president the media would call him a businessman who has been criticized by democrats
February 16, 2026 at 6:08 PM
If jeffrey epstein ran for president the media would call him a businessman who has been criticized by democrats
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I’ve been thinking about it all day and I’ve decided that the golden snake with golden eyes that can snap at cars and spit fire should be the symbol of New York under Mamdani
February 7, 2026 at 3:37 AM
I’ve been thinking about it all day and I’ve decided that the golden snake with golden eyes that can snap at cars and spit fire should be the symbol of New York under Mamdani
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The Monkees knew. They always knew.
February 6, 2026 at 3:10 AM
The Monkees knew. They always knew.
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"It may take time to prove you're right, but you have to stick to it."
- Fred Korematsu
Jailed for refusing to abide by FDR's Exec Order 9066, he took his case against internment all the way to the Supreme Court - and lost. Remember him on Korematsu Day, January 30th. 1/
- Fred Korematsu
Jailed for refusing to abide by FDR's Exec Order 9066, he took his case against internment all the way to the Supreme Court - and lost. Remember him on Korematsu Day, January 30th. 1/
January 30, 2026 at 10:32 PM
"It may take time to prove you're right, but you have to stick to it."
- Fred Korematsu
Jailed for refusing to abide by FDR's Exec Order 9066, he took his case against internment all the way to the Supreme Court - and lost. Remember him on Korematsu Day, January 30th. 1/
- Fred Korematsu
Jailed for refusing to abide by FDR's Exec Order 9066, he took his case against internment all the way to the Supreme Court - and lost. Remember him on Korematsu Day, January 30th. 1/
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This isn't mine, and I can't definitively find the original source. But I love this little bit of wisdom:
"If you're a fifteen-minute walk from a coffee shop, but the server there has to drive an hour to get to work, you don't live in a walkable city. You live in a theme park."
"If you're a fifteen-minute walk from a coffee shop, but the server there has to drive an hour to get to work, you don't live in a walkable city. You live in a theme park."
For all the fearmongering about capital flight from New York City, there’s an exodus few want to talk about: working people.
Sky-high rents and outrageous child care costs are already pushing families out of the city they keep running.
That’s what we have to change.
That’s what we have to change.
January 28, 2026 at 7:59 PM
This isn't mine, and I can't definitively find the original source. But I love this little bit of wisdom:
"If you're a fifteen-minute walk from a coffee shop, but the server there has to drive an hour to get to work, you don't live in a walkable city. You live in a theme park."
"If you're a fifteen-minute walk from a coffee shop, but the server there has to drive an hour to get to work, you don't live in a walkable city. You live in a theme park."
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i’m hearing democrat leadership are preparing their strongest response yet: looking at the ground and mumbling “come on guys stop being a bunch of turkeys”
January 25, 2026 at 9:06 PM
i’m hearing democrat leadership are preparing their strongest response yet: looking at the ground and mumbling “come on guys stop being a bunch of turkeys”
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every 3rd congressional Democrat is Like This
Cynically, DeLauro issued blistering statements against ICE, then negotiated the ICE funding deal, then personally voted against it, then celebrated with Republicans after passage. She's 82, represents Yale, and has a primary challenger.
👀 House Approp. Committee’s “top Democrat” @delauro.house.gov takes a “victory photo” with the top Republican of the committee Tom Cole after passing massive bills to fund the Trump regime incl. its out of control DHS/ICE squads unleashed in MN and elsewhere (arresting 5 yr olds etc) @notus.com
January 23, 2026 at 2:24 PM
every 3rd congressional Democrat is Like This
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“the world no longer inherently likes and trusts Americans now” congratulations on waking up from being asleep since 1955, I have a long list of bad news and some cool pictures of the moon for you
January 21, 2026 at 3:24 PM
“the world no longer inherently likes and trusts Americans now” congratulations on waking up from being asleep since 1955, I have a long list of bad news and some cool pictures of the moon for you
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In light of Democrats calling for more "training" for ICE, this passage from my book Copaganda seems relevant:
January 19, 2026 at 6:29 PM
In light of Democrats calling for more "training" for ICE, this passage from my book Copaganda seems relevant:
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Reminder: Troops are still deployed in NYC subways, under the Biden administration's direction, as ordered by Kathy Hochul, both Dems.
The National Guard is in NYC subways supposedly to "fight crime," even though NYC crime is at close to historic lows🤡
1000 troops have been there since March 2024
The National Guard is in NYC subways supposedly to "fight crime," even though NYC crime is at close to historic lows🤡
1000 troops have been there since March 2024
January 18, 2026 at 1:27 AM
Reminder: Troops are still deployed in NYC subways, under the Biden administration's direction, as ordered by Kathy Hochul, both Dems.
The National Guard is in NYC subways supposedly to "fight crime," even though NYC crime is at close to historic lows🤡
1000 troops have been there since March 2024
The National Guard is in NYC subways supposedly to "fight crime," even though NYC crime is at close to historic lows🤡
1000 troops have been there since March 2024
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As a priest watching the news, trying to come up with halfway decent spiritual response to evil and injustice, sometimes the right and holiest word available is just FUCK.
January 8, 2026 at 1:28 AM
As a priest watching the news, trying to come up with halfway decent spiritual response to evil and injustice, sometimes the right and holiest word available is just FUCK.
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I love this piece by @mollycrabapple.bsky.social—and not just for the obvious reasons:
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
They tried to smear him as an antisemite – but Mayor Zohran Mamdani walks in a rich Jewish tradition | Molly Crabapple
When I look at Mamdani, I don’t see some radical departure. I see him an heir to the Yiddish socialism that helped build New York
www.theguardian.com
January 1, 2026 at 2:58 PM
I love this piece by @mollycrabapple.bsky.social—and not just for the obvious reasons:
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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Reagan's project was successful: now, many Americans have no idea what a "public good" is.
Their only framework for social interaction--outside friends & family--is set by the concepts of private property & consumer choice.
That explains a lot about voting patterns & the dying sense of civic duty.
Their only framework for social interaction--outside friends & family--is set by the concepts of private property & consumer choice.
That explains a lot about voting patterns & the dying sense of civic duty.
Today I helped someone at the library who didn't know you could borrow items for free. She gave me her library card and $40 to pay for the books. Was delighted when I said everything is free to use.
I'd never encountered that before. I assumed people just knew library items were free and public.
I'd never encountered that before. I assumed people just knew library items were free and public.
December 23, 2025 at 10:12 PM
Reagan's project was successful: now, many Americans have no idea what a "public good" is.
Their only framework for social interaction--outside friends & family--is set by the concepts of private property & consumer choice.
That explains a lot about voting patterns & the dying sense of civic duty.
Their only framework for social interaction--outside friends & family--is set by the concepts of private property & consumer choice.
That explains a lot about voting patterns & the dying sense of civic duty.
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Gavin Newsom is the latest Democrat to try and suck off Ronald Reagan’s dickless skeleton, but he wasn’t the first and won’t be the last. It’s never a bad time to remind ourselves that Reagan was a complete disaster of a president, so today on IMMORTAL SCIENCE, let’s remember…the Reagan Legacy!
The Reagan Legacy - IMMORTAL SCIENCE
There’s nothing our political parties love more than capitalism, but a close second is fellating the legacy of Ronald Wilson Reagan. Even in the best of times, Republicans and Democrats...
immortalscience.pika.page
December 21, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Gavin Newsom is the latest Democrat to try and suck off Ronald Reagan’s dickless skeleton, but he wasn’t the first and won’t be the last. It’s never a bad time to remind ourselves that Reagan was a complete disaster of a president, so today on IMMORTAL SCIENCE, let’s remember…the Reagan Legacy!
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I will never understand how so many people argue “the government can’t effectively provide healthcare” when it’s one of the few things we know, for a fact, it can do, because it already does this. It’s like claiming the government can’t deliver mail. Buddy sit down you’re not gonna believe this
December 17, 2025 at 12:14 PM
I will never understand how so many people argue “the government can’t effectively provide healthcare” when it’s one of the few things we know, for a fact, it can do, because it already does this. It’s like claiming the government can’t deliver mail. Buddy sit down you’re not gonna believe this
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Word of the day, should you be feeling a little huffish, is ‘apanthropy’ (18th century): a love of solitude and the desire to be away from other people.
December 13, 2025 at 2:02 PM
Word of the day, should you be feeling a little huffish, is ‘apanthropy’ (18th century): a love of solitude and the desire to be away from other people.
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It’s gonna be tough to top this spread.
November 25, 2025 at 7:46 PM
It’s gonna be tough to top this spread.
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Billboard in Loughborough Junction.
November 16, 2025 at 1:12 PM
Billboard in Loughborough Junction.
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I don't think there's been a definitive unpacking of how the U.S. has been subject to forty-plus years of Reaganism propaganda. I think most Americans do not realize we are still living under Reaganism. It's like the water we swim in - most people can't see it.
Republicans are counting on 40+ years of Reaganism and prosperity-gospel propaganda to make sure Americans who can't afford food will blame themselves and not their govt. So far, generally, they've been right about that. We need to cure this country from Reaganism as quickly as possibly.
I really don't think they've thought the ramifications of letting snap run out if money
October 27, 2025 at 12:42 AM
I don't think there's been a definitive unpacking of how the U.S. has been subject to forty-plus years of Reaganism propaganda. I think most Americans do not realize we are still living under Reaganism. It's like the water we swim in - most people can't see it.
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A lot of people are pretty freaked out by the current political state of affairs and carrying on because they don't know what else to do, except out one foot in front of the other.
And I think a lot of Very Online folks mistake that for "normie" indifference
And I think a lot of Very Online folks mistake that for "normie" indifference
October 24, 2025 at 12:05 PM
A lot of people are pretty freaked out by the current political state of affairs and carrying on because they don't know what else to do, except out one foot in front of the other.
And I think a lot of Very Online folks mistake that for "normie" indifference
And I think a lot of Very Online folks mistake that for "normie" indifference
Um? Wasn't it John Hurt who played the Doctor?
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October 22, 2025 at 3:47 PM
Um? Wasn't it John Hurt who played the Doctor?
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