Johnny Eaton
@johnnyeaton.bsky.social
songwriter, baseball fan, geospatial analyst, cartographer, musician, singer, actor, photographer, sometime sabermetrician, visual artist, goof, dork, improviser, writer, author
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"Get a job" is the rally cry of the ignorant bigot conservative who has barely faced adversity in their own career path. That this is coming from a government body is so shameful, but not surprising considering how shameful this regime is.
November 16, 2025 at 4:38 AM
"Get a job" is the rally cry of the ignorant bigot conservative who has barely faced adversity in their own career path. That this is coming from a government body is so shameful, but not surprising considering how shameful this regime is.
As always, the story continues, and it only gets worse, because he won't stop.
November 16, 2025 at 3:35 AM
As always, the story continues, and it only gets worse, because he won't stop.
Indeed. Velocity is just one attribute. A pitcher has to locate as well, and have one or more quality out-pitches, and know how to read swings and out-think the opponent.
November 16, 2025 at 3:30 AM
Indeed. Velocity is just one attribute. A pitcher has to locate as well, and have one or more quality out-pitches, and know how to read swings and out-think the opponent.
For many of them, they are taking time away from their job, their source of income, just to let ICE know what a disgusting organization it is. For others, it is their career, as organizers, and it doesn't pay well, but there is much merit and pride and satisfaction in supporting what is right.
November 16, 2025 at 3:13 AM
For many of them, they are taking time away from their job, their source of income, just to let ICE know what a disgusting organization it is. For others, it is their career, as organizers, and it doesn't pay well, but there is much merit and pride and satisfaction in supporting what is right.
What saddens me most is that enough American people were too credulous, gullible, and uncritical as to vote this disgusting fraud into office not once, but twice. All those people may discover the hardest way how hard it is to take Mulligans when it comes to electing a leader.
November 15, 2025 at 3:50 AM
What saddens me most is that enough American people were too credulous, gullible, and uncritical as to vote this disgusting fraud into office not once, but twice. All those people may discover the hardest way how hard it is to take Mulligans when it comes to electing a leader.
It's almost like they are lying liars working for the lying-est of lying liars.
November 15, 2025 at 3:43 AM
It's almost like they are lying liars working for the lying-est of lying liars.
Sure, just throw all the science of brain development and life experience and decision making ability right out the window. A yes is a yes and to hell with context is what that creepy fuck is saying.
November 14, 2025 at 3:28 AM
Sure, just throw all the science of brain development and life experience and decision making ability right out the window. A yes is a yes and to hell with context is what that creepy fuck is saying.
The decisions by the BBWAA this year are enough to support a full-scale change in the awards assignment system. As a group, they've shown both their bias and lack of knowledge of the game.
November 14, 2025 at 3:24 AM
The decisions by the BBWAA this year are enough to support a full-scale change in the awards assignment system. As a group, they've shown both their bias and lack of knowledge of the game.
Jeff Bezos looks like Dr. Evil and Lex Luthor's love child and that's not a coincidence.
November 14, 2025 at 3:21 AM
Jeff Bezos looks like Dr. Evil and Lex Luthor's love child and that's not a coincidence.
You are doing the good work that is badly needed in your country. Thank you. 🙏
November 14, 2025 at 3:19 AM
You are doing the good work that is badly needed in your country. Thank you. 🙏
Nice. Looks like a Blondie album cover. 🩵🩵🩵
November 14, 2025 at 3:16 AM
Nice. Looks like a Blondie album cover. 🩵🩵🩵
But I thought "trillions and trillions" were going to be saved by paying people instead of health insurance companies. Doesn't that kind of even it out? I can't figure out if Donald is saving or costing trillions because my brain is too full of all his other bullshit and THE EPSTEIN FILES. #47PEDO
November 11, 2025 at 10:49 PM
But I thought "trillions and trillions" were going to be saved by paying people instead of health insurance companies. Doesn't that kind of even it out? I can't figure out if Donald is saving or costing trillions because my brain is too full of all his other bullshit and THE EPSTEIN FILES. #47PEDO
Both parties long ignored working people, favoring the rich as growth masked inequality. Now that growth stalls, voters reject both sides. The failure isn’t just democracy—it’s a system built for elites. That’s why both authoritarian and progressive alternatives gain ground.
November 11, 2025 at 10:45 PM
Both parties long ignored working people, favoring the rich as growth masked inequality. Now that growth stalls, voters reject both sides. The failure isn’t just democracy—it’s a system built for elites. That’s why both authoritarian and progressive alternatives gain ground.
Change doesn't come from waiting. It comes from building power: communities demanding reform, workers organizing, voters backing leaders who center equity. The alternative system isn't theoretical—it's being built right now. The question is whether enough people join it. 5/5
November 11, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Change doesn't come from waiting. It comes from building power: communities demanding reform, workers organizing, voters backing leaders who center equity. The alternative system isn't theoretical—it's being built right now. The question is whether enough people join it. 5/5
Organizing has never been easier logistically. Coordination platforms, mass communication, local networks—the infrastructure for collective action already exists. Every person pushing for these policies, organizing locally, or voting accordingly shifts the pressure point. 4/5
November 11, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Organizing has never been easier logistically. Coordination platforms, mass communication, local networks—the infrastructure for collective action already exists. Every person pushing for these policies, organizing locally, or voting accordingly shifts the pressure point. 4/5
The concrete levers exist now. Medicare for All, job guarantee programs, AI disruption insurance, debt forgiveness—these aren't fantasies. They're policy frameworks that work in other wealthy nations. Implementation requires political will, which comes from organized demand. 3/5
November 11, 2025 at 4:52 PM
The concrete levers exist now. Medicare for All, job guarantee programs, AI disruption insurance, debt forgiveness—these aren't fantasies. They're policy frameworks that work in other wealthy nations. Implementation requires political will, which comes from organized demand. 3/5
Wealth concentration creates vulnerability. It requires political power to defend it, which means wealth inequality becomes political inequality. That's the opening: policy changes that sound radical now (progressive taxation, wealth taxes, universal healthcare) become inevitable under pressure. 2/5
November 11, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Wealth concentration creates vulnerability. It requires political power to defend it, which means wealth inequality becomes political inequality. That's the opening: policy changes that sound radical now (progressive taxation, wealth taxes, universal healthcare) become inevitable under pressure. 2/5
The math here reveals instability, not permanence. Systems that concentrate wealth this severely need mass compliance to function. That compliance evaporates when basic needs—healthcare, food security, opportunity—become unattainable. History shows what happens next. 1/5
November 11, 2025 at 4:51 PM
The math here reveals instability, not permanence. Systems that concentrate wealth this severely need mass compliance to function. That compliance evaporates when basic needs—healthcare, food security, opportunity—become unattainable. History shows what happens next. 1/5
They sure chose the wrong image for the headline. I was trying to figure out what was so offensive about "On the Map". 😂 As a cartographer, I was starting to feel a little miffed myself.
November 11, 2025 at 12:42 AM
They sure chose the wrong image for the headline. I was trying to figure out what was so offensive about "On the Map". 😂 As a cartographer, I was starting to feel a little miffed myself.
This claim is vague and misleading. Surprise!
Redirecting trillions from insurers to individuals oversimplifies healthcare economics, ignores sustainability, and risks collapsing coverage systems without addressing cost drivers like hospitals and drug pricing.
#47IsALoser
Redirecting trillions from insurers to individuals oversimplifies healthcare economics, ignores sustainability, and risks collapsing coverage systems without addressing cost drivers like hospitals and drug pricing.
#47IsALoser
November 11, 2025 at 12:05 AM
This claim is vague and misleading. Surprise!
Redirecting trillions from insurers to individuals oversimplifies healthcare economics, ignores sustainability, and risks collapsing coverage systems without addressing cost drivers like hospitals and drug pricing.
#47IsALoser
Redirecting trillions from insurers to individuals oversimplifies healthcare economics, ignores sustainability, and risks collapsing coverage systems without addressing cost drivers like hospitals and drug pricing.
#47IsALoser
The Good News is that snow is beautiful until early January. 😊
November 10, 2025 at 12:08 AM
The Good News is that snow is beautiful until early January. 😊
Johnson is protecting Trump by refusing to seat Grijalva—the 218th vote needed to force Epstein file release. He's already broken his own rules, spread false claims, and denies 800k Arizonans representation. This is corruption, not procedure.
November 9, 2025 at 11:52 PM
Johnson is protecting Trump by refusing to seat Grijalva—the 218th vote needed to force Epstein file release. He's already broken his own rules, spread false claims, and denies 800k Arizonans representation. This is corruption, not procedure.
Ad-hominem ends it. This isn’t a constructive discussion—calling me “brainwashed” isn’t argument. I stand by my view: leadership is accountable for avoidable deaths, regardless of ideology. I’m moving on. Take care.
November 8, 2025 at 11:30 PM
Ad-hominem ends it. This isn’t a constructive discussion—calling me “brainwashed” isn’t argument. I stand by my view: leadership is accountable for avoidable deaths, regardless of ideology. I’m moving on. Take care.
That's circular logic. The NEP was working—gradual reform was viable. Stalin chose speed and brutality, then claimed it was "necessary." Most historians now agree the famine was intentional. Urgency doesn't justify mass death when alternatives existed.
November 8, 2025 at 11:26 PM
That's circular logic. The NEP was working—gradual reform was viable. Stalin chose speed and brutality, then claimed it was "necessary." Most historians now agree the famine was intentional. Urgency doesn't justify mass death when alternatives existed.
Are you done with straw men, moving goalposts, whataboutism, false equivalence, and red herrings? None of it changes the fact: leaders like Trump and Stalin are causing/caused avoidable deaths. That’s the real issue—accountability for harm.
November 8, 2025 at 11:19 PM
Are you done with straw men, moving goalposts, whataboutism, false equivalence, and red herrings? None of it changes the fact: leaders like Trump and Stalin are causing/caused avoidable deaths. That’s the real issue—accountability for harm.