it’s typically the people around him who pay for his sins. So I’d be worried if I was Vance.

Y’all need to be prepared for the reality that many, many of your fellow Americans and even relatives and friends knowingly voted for a rapist pedophile and would do so again.

Most narcissists never break bad. They were bad all along.

yeah, I thought that was true too. But I was mostly taken aback by the user’s ignorance towards the sheer scale of the task of doing so even if the employer *could*.

I agree that these numbers do matter electorally.

I think their base always privately approved of the depravity.

I do think that it’s at least fun to bait vile people into telling on themselves like this.

^ Probably of interest to @jandrewpotter.bsky.social

For starters, I felt like there was something Otaku-like about Mishima and his writing—especially the Temple of the Golden Pavillion. Well, he was apparently a fan of his writing. And this partially explains why he and Mishima’s weird Groyper fans have kink for death. lithub.com/what-does-it...

The other thing too is that even Progressives are oblivious to what’s going on. For instance, I needed to explain to my wife that what happened to Lowell and the other education standards in California could encroach on other states as well. Which is why I’m worried about Mamdani’s plan for Ed.

yeah and I’m going to use this as opportunity to remind everyone that the Postmodernists in Japan argued about whether high school students learned a sufficient amount of Calculus.
Our PhEd’s were concerned if 1+1=White Supremacy.

This piece was written back in 2017 and even though Wu is a persona non grata in Progressive spaces, the main argument remains relevant. Being good at social media isn’t a good policy. And I won’t vote for anyone in Illinois with that claim to “fame.” www.pastemagazine.com/politics/bri...