Dan Hallock
@danhallock.bsky.social
they/them or he/him
Parent, progressive, out of fucks to give about decorum if you don’t support intersectionality. Proponent of childless cat ladies. WA.
Parent, progressive, out of fucks to give about decorum if you don’t support intersectionality. Proponent of childless cat ladies. WA.
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Trans rights are not the rights of a tiny minority, trans rights are everyone’s rights to self-determination, control of our bodies, and a society where opportunity and aesthetics are not restricted by sex assigned at birth
You should support and defend trans people because trans people are people
You should support and defend trans people because trans people are people
September 17, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Trans rights are not the rights of a tiny minority, trans rights are everyone’s rights to self-determination, control of our bodies, and a society where opportunity and aesthetics are not restricted by sex assigned at birth
You should support and defend trans people because trans people are people
You should support and defend trans people because trans people are people
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I think the word democracy still conveys that value system.
When we say we're fighting for democracy, we're fighting for those ideals that were the bedrock of America.
But frankly, we haven't lived up to them.
They are still the goal though.
When we say we're fighting for democracy, we're fighting for those ideals that were the bedrock of America.
But frankly, we haven't lived up to them.
They are still the goal though.
April 3, 2025 at 3:44 AM
I think the word democracy still conveys that value system.
When we say we're fighting for democracy, we're fighting for those ideals that were the bedrock of America.
But frankly, we haven't lived up to them.
They are still the goal though.
When we say we're fighting for democracy, we're fighting for those ideals that were the bedrock of America.
But frankly, we haven't lived up to them.
They are still the goal though.
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11/ The tariffs aren’t economic policy. They are political weapons.
But as long as we see this clearly, we can stop him. Public mobilization is working. Today, a few Republicans joined Democrats to vote against one set of tariffs.
The people still have the power.
But as long as we see this clearly, we can stop him. Public mobilization is working. Today, a few Republicans joined Democrats to vote against one set of tariffs.
The people still have the power.
April 3, 2025 at 3:29 AM
11/ The tariffs aren’t economic policy. They are political weapons.
But as long as we see this clearly, we can stop him. Public mobilization is working. Today, a few Republicans joined Democrats to vote against one set of tariffs.
The people still have the power.
But as long as we see this clearly, we can stop him. Public mobilization is working. Today, a few Republicans joined Democrats to vote against one set of tariffs.
The people still have the power.
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7/ But the private sector also plays a rule to protect democracy. Independent industry has power.
The tariffs are Trump’s tool to erode that independence. Now, one by one, every industry or company will need to pledge loyalty to Trump in order to get sanctions relief.
The tariffs are Trump’s tool to erode that independence. Now, one by one, every industry or company will need to pledge loyalty to Trump in order to get sanctions relief.
April 3, 2025 at 3:29 AM
7/ But the private sector also plays a rule to protect democracy. Independent industry has power.
The tariffs are Trump’s tool to erode that independence. Now, one by one, every industry or company will need to pledge loyalty to Trump in order to get sanctions relief.
The tariffs are Trump’s tool to erode that independence. Now, one by one, every industry or company will need to pledge loyalty to Trump in order to get sanctions relief.
"Bending the knee to an authoritarian president on small stuff like this — and donating $1M to his inauguration — makes me question whether Apple will continue to hold to principles on other, larger issues, or whether they're just following the rest of Silicon Valley into the right-wing shitter."
February 12, 2025 at 4:28 AM
"Bending the knee to an authoritarian president on small stuff like this — and donating $1M to his inauguration — makes me question whether Apple will continue to hold to principles on other, larger issues, or whether they're just following the rest of Silicon Valley into the right-wing shitter."