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I made this when GN did those softball interviews w Charlie Kirk, & Bannon.

But I take it back now. Still need him 2 explain how his son became a Charlie Kirk fan though. Zackory Kirk was right to be pissed about that.

Those I’ve Had It ladies r zeroing in on the List w their Zohran love 2day

Why did u block @discobriandavis.bsky.social?

It makes u look like you’re cowering from the shitlib!

I’m joining u.
From the Afterworld.00

Ah yes, the brave defender of truth… bravely heckling someone with ‘no followers’ instead of engaging with literal video evidence. Big win for the discourse. Hope your self-esteem survives the scroll back.

Ah yes, the brave defender of truth… bravely heckling someone with ‘no followers’ instead of engaging with literal video evidence. Big win for the discourse. Hope your self-esteem survives the scroll back.

This jacket honors an artist who used capitalism to speak truth to power. This video does the same.
Sorry if that threatens your brand of nihilism. But some of us still believe art can mean something.

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& ur time is boring unless U'r putting something down …
What would life B if we believe what we read
& a smile is just hiding a frown?
Come now, isn't life a little better with a pair of good shoes?

- “Hello”, Prince (1985)

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Isn't life cruel enuff without cruel words?
U C, words R like shoes
They'r just something 2 stand on
I wish U could B N my shoes
But they'r probably so high
U'd fall off & die
4 U, words R definitely not shoes
They'r weapons & tools of destruction

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Buying a Prince jacket = virtue signaling, to the purity left, now?
The videos honor the message Prince stood for: truth over image, justice over purity, liberation through art.

If that rattles your cynicism, maybe ask why.

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So let me get this straight: anyone who wears a tribute to a beloved icon after their death is “dishonoring” them? Should we shame every Bowie fan in a lightning bolt tee, every student in a Malcolm X hoodie, every Nina Simone muralist?

First it was “tacky” and “unauthorized.”
Then, once proven official, the argument shifted to “licensed merch = democracy?”

Like all trolls, you’re incapable of debating in good faith—just scrambling to discredit anything that challenges your leftism.

Prince stood for truth, not purity tests.

No, I think licensed merchandise honors Prince: ownership, integrity.

And I think democracy means calling out the forces—left, right, & influencer—that undermine it while pretending to be its allies.

If that sounds like “circling the drain”, maybe check which side of the faucet u’r on.

What exactly about it is “tacky”?

The real footage? The receipts? The fact that it dares to connect the dots between populist influencers and authoritarian regimes?

If “tacky” means refusing to sanitize truth, call it what it is: dangerous to the right people.

Funny—because Prince’s actual friends and bandmates, from Sheila E. to Spike Lee, showed up at the DNC to advocate for Kamala Harris and democracy.

This jacket? Official Prince store. This message? Official pro-democracy.

You don’t have to like the style, but don’t rewrite the legacy.

Shaming someone for wearing a Prince jacket is the spiritual equivalent of booing at a freedom rally. It’s petty, insecure, and says more about your fear of authenticity than it does about his wardrobe. Prince wore truth like a crown—some folks still can’t handle the shine.

When someone challenges propaganda on both the far right and the populist left with documented evidence—and your instinct is to fantasize about them being institutionalized—you’re defending a fragile narrative.

How’s it working out 4 all Europe’s antiwar activists these days now that Russia & China are aligned & salivating to destroy Europe?

Perhaps it’s time 2 live in the year 2025. It’s no longer 1999.

Left is right is wrong.

“The” tragedy?

… as in … *one*? singular? tragedy?

No. Not “THE” tragedy.

The travesties.