This whole Schrodinger's fascist thing is a real nail biter!

THREAD. The New York Times today is a good example of the need for my book, Copaganda. At a time of rising fascism, the Democratic governor in New Mexico is employing the military supposedly to fight crime. But in the next post, see if you can spot something fishy...

Okay. The people have spoken.

For every reskeet this gets, I will post a random picture from my camera roll with no explanation (other than alt text).

Let the games begin.

And now that I have vented my spleen, I felt a twinge of guilt at naming my strawman Phillip. Somewhere @funranium.bsky.social is looking at the sky and shaking his fist, screaming "Fuck off, Uncle Dingo! You'll never take me alive!" which will be an odd non sequitur for his coworkers.

Fuck it. We're all in on this rant, babeeee!

But until we build a better system? No BBQ. Only cocktails of the sort the Finns made to "welcome" Vyacheslav Molotov to their country.

WE CAN BBQ AFTER WE SIEZE THE GAWDAMN MEANS OF PRODUCTION, PHILLIP!!!

I'm still ranting. OF COURSE. Like, listen cock, it can be both. It can be important to not HAVE a system where we end up with billionaires, and if we end up with an even SLIGHTLY more equitable system, then you can have a frickin' BBQ.

There's a gawddamn audio ad that talks about how it isn't important to be a billionaire, it's important to know what makes you *feel* rich. Things like family and togetherness.
And every time I'm over here SCREAMING about media literacy and critical thinking.

Last night’s article in the Washington Post about D.C. police responding to a 911 call by illegally letting DOGE onto private property is unlike any news story I have ever read. Every single person should read this article and think about where our society is going.