Putting a Democrat with a Nazi tattoo in the Senate normalizes Naziism in our federal politics for a long ass time.

All these recent stories about secret Nazi group chats? Anytime that happens going forward will be met with "But Platner."

It's not a purity test. Think through the consequences.

Every political debate from now on should be held in swimsuits. That way, nobody with a totenkoph tattoo can think they’ll sneak by as a Fetterman 2.0, and we’ll stop electing 80 year olds too.

The one time we got the smoking gun of undeniable ideology that mapped neatly onto american partisanship in political violence was J6, and we decided it was too scary to treat it as such, so now we return to deciphering memes of school shooters like medieval peasants panicking at an eclipse.

For years, we've warned that as Donald Trump consolidates control of the state, Democrats' rhetoric that "No one is above the law" will be used against them.

Confronting a tyrannical regime, it's better to remember what Hannah Arendt said: “No one has the right to obey.”

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just remembered that a couple days ago at dinner i pounded my hands on the table chanting "ruby ridge, ruby ridge" about the probable outcome of someone exercising their second amendment rights about an ICE break-in

I'm a bit distracted today, but MSM is fixating on Luigi's video games and not the fact that his grandparents struggled late in life due to claim denials while also ignoring his own spinal injury which left him vulnerable to the insurance industry. Do I have this right?

I got the Luigi Mangione manifesto. The real one, not the forgery circulating online. www.kenklippenstein.com/p/luigis-man...