Auntiemmm
@mmmerrimac.bsky.social
Retired writer/editor, devoted auntie and cat mom, unabashed bleeding heart liberal, not afraid to tell the truth—especially about this country’s past and present.
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I don't know how else to say this: every biographer of Donald Trump understands that he doesn't care about human suffering.
Not one iota.
Not in the United States, not anywhere else.
Not among children, not among animals.
He is, *journalistically speaking*, an actual monster.
Not one iota.
Not in the United States, not anywhere else.
Not among children, not among animals.
He is, *journalistically speaking*, an actual monster.
January 5, 2026 at 9:08 PM
I don't know how else to say this: every biographer of Donald Trump understands that he doesn't care about human suffering.
Not one iota.
Not in the United States, not anywhere else.
Not among children, not among animals.
He is, *journalistically speaking*, an actual monster.
Not one iota.
Not in the United States, not anywhere else.
Not among children, not among animals.
He is, *journalistically speaking*, an actual monster.
The first time I read Moby Dick, I barely made it through the infamous “Cetalogy” chapter, only to find more information on whale anatomy woven throughout the rest of the book. Years later, I read it again and came to appreciate Melville’s storytelling and unique writing style. A true classic.
January 4, 2026 at 9:27 AM
The first time I read Moby Dick, I barely made it through the infamous “Cetalogy” chapter, only to find more information on whale anatomy woven throughout the rest of the book. Years later, I read it again and came to appreciate Melville’s storytelling and unique writing style. A true classic.
I had managed to stay on Twitter for a few years by carefully standing watch over whom I chose to follow and who followed me. When Musk bought Twitter, I knew there weren’t enough hours in the day for me to to guard my account from the racist, misogynistic cesspool he would turn it into. Buh-bye!
January 2, 2026 at 10:34 PM
I had managed to stay on Twitter for a few years by carefully standing watch over whom I chose to follow and who followed me. When Musk bought Twitter, I knew there weren’t enough hours in the day for me to to guard my account from the racist, misogynistic cesspool he would turn it into. Buh-bye!