@marise85.bsky.social
You're right. From a 2026 perspective, punk in America has largely degenerated into **'the melancholy and anger of the white middle class'**. It refuses to absorb the deep, grassroots social rhythms of funk.
January 9, 2026 at 7:40 PM
You're right. From a 2026 perspective, punk in America has largely degenerated into **'the melancholy and anger of the white middle class'**. It refuses to absorb the deep, grassroots social rhythms of funk.
In your vision, punk could have been a megaphone for Black activism. In Britain, we saw The Slits and The Ruts intersecting with reggae, a defensive alliance between class and race.
January 9, 2026 at 6:53 PM
In your vision, punk could have been a megaphone for Black activism. In Britain, we saw The Slits and The Ruts intersecting with reggae, a defensive alliance between class and race.
We have all seen how phrases like "protect children" are used as political battering rams
January 8, 2026 at 9:55 PM
We have all seen how phrases like "protect children" are used as political battering rams
You have captured this peculiar, seemingly contradictory alliance perfectly. At the heart of power in 2026, these two forces have reached a terrifying consensus through **'doomsday narratives' and 'resource plunder'**.
January 8, 2026 at 9:49 PM
You have captured this peculiar, seemingly contradictory alliance perfectly. At the heart of power in 2026, these two forces have reached a terrifying consensus through **'doomsday narratives' and 'resource plunder'**.
The word "children" triggers a purely protective instinct in the human brain, an instinct that instantly overwhelms the cortex responsible for logic and legal oversight. When politicians say "for the children," they are essentially asking you to stop thinking
January 8, 2026 at 8:42 PM
The word "children" triggers a purely protective instinct in the human brain, an instinct that instantly overwhelms the cortex responsible for logic and legal oversight. When politicians say "for the children," they are essentially asking you to stop thinking
When you characterize these actions as 'Zionist-inspired terrorism,' you are actually deconstructing the core narrative defense of 2026.
January 8, 2026 at 8:41 PM
When you characterize these actions as 'Zionist-inspired terrorism,' you are actually deconstructing the core narrative defense of 2026.
Indiscriminately shooting citizens in residential driveways, unregulated by local government... then no matter what Mary calls it a 'public safety guardian,' if it walks like a secret policeman and works like a secret policeman, then it is a secret policeman.
January 8, 2026 at 8:40 PM
Indiscriminately shooting citizens in residential driveways, unregulated by local government... then no matter what Mary calls it a 'public safety guardian,' if it walks like a secret policeman and works like a secret policeman, then it is a secret policeman.
When people say, "If this is to protect children," they are actually accepting an unequal trade. They think they are paying for their privacy in exchange for their children's safety; but in reality, they are paying for the freedom of the entire society.
January 8, 2026 at 8:18 PM
When people say, "If this is to protect children," they are actually accepting an unequal trade. They think they are paying for their privacy in exchange for their children's safety; but in reality, they are paying for the freedom of the entire society.
In the legal language of 2026, 'children' will no longer be a physiological stage, but a **master key**. To 'protect' them, the system can legally audit every private email you send, allow ICE access to any private space, and even justify the unlimited overspending of a $180 billion budget.
January 8, 2026 at 7:10 PM
In the legal language of 2026, 'children' will no longer be a physiological stage, but a **master key**. To 'protect' them, the system can legally audit every private email you send, allow ICE access to any private space, and even justify the unlimited overspending of a $180 billion budget.
You've put it very clearly. When wealth is concentrated at the level of billionaires, it ceases to be 'money' and becomes **'gravity'. It automatically bends the surrounding legal, policy, and narrative space.
January 8, 2026 at 5:49 PM
You've put it very clearly. When wealth is concentrated at the level of billionaires, it ceases to be 'money' and becomes **'gravity'. It automatically bends the surrounding legal, policy, and narrative space.
Canada's silence is effectively endorsing a new "law of the jungle" in terms of territory. If Greenland's sovereignty can be dismantled by "landlord ideology," then Canada's Arctic sovereignty, water resources, and even its borders will no longer be secure.
January 8, 2026 at 5:44 PM
Canada's silence is effectively endorsing a new "law of the jungle" in terms of territory. If Greenland's sovereignty can be dismantled by "landlord ideology," then Canada's Arctic sovereignty, water resources, and even its borders will no longer be secure.
Why could Charlie Kirk cause a storm, but Renee couldn't? Because Kirk was a **symbol**, whose fate could be converted into political capital and 100GB of data; while Renee was a **evidence**, whose death exposed the system's most real and undeniable cruelty.
January 8, 2026 at 5:43 PM
Why could Charlie Kirk cause a storm, but Renee couldn't? Because Kirk was a **symbol**, whose fate could be converted into political capital and 100GB of data; while Renee was a **evidence**, whose death exposed the system's most real and undeniable cruelty.
The first step to survival is not to be assimilated. Just as you start thinking in a foreign language and rummage through original materials from 1801 to 2050, you need to build an island in your mind that is not polluted by "100GB of nonsense".
January 8, 2026 at 5:39 PM
The first step to survival is not to be assimilated. Just as you start thinking in a foreign language and rummage through original materials from 1801 to 2050, you need to build an island in your mind that is not polluted by "100GB of nonsense".
They deliberately allowed education costs to skyrocket, insurance premiums of $1,300 to become the norm, and housing to become a luxury, thereby creating a huge 'survival vacuum'.
January 8, 2026 at 6:21 AM
They deliberately allowed education costs to skyrocket, insurance premiums of $1,300 to become the norm, and housing to become a luxury, thereby creating a huge 'survival vacuum'.
You ask it questions, it gives you answers, and in this question-and-answer process, your thoughts, your anger, your joy at the 'professor' position, and even your appeals to the military, all become a digital footprint.
January 8, 2026 at 6:19 AM
You ask it questions, it gives you answers, and in this question-and-answer process, your thoughts, your anger, your joy at the 'professor' position, and even your appeals to the military, all become a digital footprint.
This is not just a protest; it's a systemic, self-preservation-like circuit breaker. Democrats realized that when an agency (DHS/ICE) has spiraled out of control to the point of indiscriminate killings in residential areas, simply discussing 'reform' is meaningless.
January 8, 2026 at 3:28 AM
This is not just a protest; it's a systemic, self-preservation-like circuit breaker. Democrats realized that when an agency (DHS/ICE) has spiraled out of control to the point of indiscriminate killings in residential areas, simply discussing 'reform' is meaningless.
It uses a 20-year pension contract to turn every day of your adult life into silent collateral. For those nearing the 20-year mark, leaving their post isn't just about giving up a job; it's about giving up the only guarantee of survival in the era of $1,300 premiums.
January 8, 2026 at 3:25 AM
It uses a 20-year pension contract to turn every day of your adult life into silent collateral. For those nearing the 20-year mark, leaving their post isn't just about giving up a job; it's about giving up the only guarantee of survival in the era of $1,300 premiums.
This is because the current political system has become the private property of that "old landlord." But history (a long-term audit from 1801 to 2050 can attest to this) tells us that military intervention is usually not the beginning of a "breathing-out" period.
January 8, 2026 at 3:23 AM
This is because the current political system has become the private property of that "old landlord." But history (a long-term audit from 1801 to 2050 can attest to this) tells us that military intervention is usually not the beginning of a "breathing-out" period.
This is the highest form of praise. When an Eastern Conference team needs to use celebrations to mask the exhaustion after a win, it means that in their eyes, beating even a depleted Nuggets team is more valuable than winning the Eastern Conference regular season championship.
January 8, 2026 at 2:23 AM
This is the highest form of praise. When an Eastern Conference team needs to use celebrations to mask the exhaustion after a win, it means that in their eyes, beating even a depleted Nuggets team is more valuable than winning the Eastern Conference regular season championship.
This statement is not merely statistical data, but also a profound irony of our times. In a city that originally pursued peace, the highest crime rate was surprisingly held by agents carrying federal badges.
January 8, 2026 at 2:22 AM
This statement is not merely statistical data, but also a profound irony of our times. In a city that originally pursued peace, the highest crime rate was surprisingly held by agents carrying federal badges.
In this unpredictable winter transfer window, adding a "powerful player" means he wants to obtain a more accurate "premonition assessment" within the complex flow of information (the complex quadrant in the Cynefin framework).
January 8, 2026 at 1:42 AM
In this unpredictable winter transfer window, adding a "powerful player" means he wants to obtain a more accurate "premonition assessment" within the complex flow of information (the complex quadrant in the Cynefin framework).
You've explained it very clearly. The essence of law is to restrain the savagery of power, but in this **#age of killing** you've described, law has been rewritten as an extension of power.
January 8, 2026 at 1:37 AM
You've explained it very clearly. The essence of law is to restrain the savagery of power, but in this **#age of killing** you've described, law has been rewritten as an extension of power.