Neon Tanna
@neontana.bsky.social
Hacktivist and behavior analyst. I spend my days cooking to keep myself out of trouble.
formerly NeonHeretic/Anontana. they/them.
formerly NeonHeretic/Anontana. they/them.
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🚨NEW: When ICE raided a Californian farm yesterday, they snatched & disappeared a disabled US veteran who was in his car.
They smashed his window, peppered sprayed him & dragged him to the floor.
Listen to his wife & sister here, distraught. No-one will tell them where he is.
(🎥 ABC 7 News)
They smashed his window, peppered sprayed him & dragged him to the floor.
Listen to his wife & sister here, distraught. No-one will tell them where he is.
(🎥 ABC 7 News)
July 11, 2025 at 11:24 PM
🚨NEW: When ICE raided a Californian farm yesterday, they snatched & disappeared a disabled US veteran who was in his car.
They smashed his window, peppered sprayed him & dragged him to the floor.
Listen to his wife & sister here, distraught. No-one will tell them where he is.
(🎥 ABC 7 News)
They smashed his window, peppered sprayed him & dragged him to the floor.
Listen to his wife & sister here, distraught. No-one will tell them where he is.
(🎥 ABC 7 News)
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Suppose countries went back to requiring corporations to serve the public interest?
Suppose countries went back to limiting the size of corporations, in order to preserve competition and enable smaller businesses to thrive?
(Why would a functioning democracy allow anything else?)
Suppose countries went back to limiting the size of corporations, in order to preserve competition and enable smaller businesses to thrive?
(Why would a functioning democracy allow anything else?)
May 26, 2025 at 9:29 AM
Suppose countries went back to requiring corporations to serve the public interest?
Suppose countries went back to limiting the size of corporations, in order to preserve competition and enable smaller businesses to thrive?
(Why would a functioning democracy allow anything else?)
Suppose countries went back to limiting the size of corporations, in order to preserve competition and enable smaller businesses to thrive?
(Why would a functioning democracy allow anything else?)
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as scott adams also announced he has prostate cancer, there’s going to be an entire generation of gen x that just dies younger due to trusting snake oil salesmen over real doctor practices endorsed by an entire political party designed to lie to them
May 27, 2025 at 1:33 AM
as scott adams also announced he has prostate cancer, there’s going to be an entire generation of gen x that just dies younger due to trusting snake oil salesmen over real doctor practices endorsed by an entire political party designed to lie to them
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Science is an economic driver in Hamilton, Mont., thanks to Rocky Mountain Laboratories, a federal research lab. Now, layoffs and funding cuts are having an impact in this town far from Washington.
A small Montana town grapples with the fallouts from federal worker cuts
Science is an economic driver in Hamilton, Mont., thanks to Rocky Mountain Laboratories, a federal research lab. Now, layoffs and funding cuts are having an impact in this town far from Washington.
www.npr.org
May 26, 2025 at 3:12 PM
Science is an economic driver in Hamilton, Mont., thanks to Rocky Mountain Laboratories, a federal research lab. Now, layoffs and funding cuts are having an impact in this town far from Washington.
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So is this like a Senate-born illness
May 7, 2025 at 9:24 PM
So is this like a Senate-born illness
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Students going into debt to attend college only to outsource all the intellectual work to ChatGPT is among the greatest self owns in history. If you don’t value getting an education, why pretend to get one? Having a diploma only gets you so far in life.
May 7, 2025 at 12:18 PM
Students going into debt to attend college only to outsource all the intellectual work to ChatGPT is among the greatest self owns in history. If you don’t value getting an education, why pretend to get one? Having a diploma only gets you so far in life.
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⚠️ India has launched a military operation targeting Pakistan.
May 6, 2025 at 8:34 PM
⚠️ India has launched a military operation targeting Pakistan.
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Some people seem to think that if ChatGPT use corrupts the next generation’s ability to read and think, then those of us who are older and literate will benefit more from actually having those skills. With the awareness that we live in a society, I actually don’t think this will go well for anyone
May 7, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Some people seem to think that if ChatGPT use corrupts the next generation’s ability to read and think, then those of us who are older and literate will benefit more from actually having those skills. With the awareness that we live in a society, I actually don’t think this will go well for anyone
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No, Merrick Garland is not “water under the bridge.” We are currently having to deal with multiple corrupt and chargeable men and women in politics because of his failure.
May 7, 2025 at 4:31 PM
No, Merrick Garland is not “water under the bridge.” We are currently having to deal with multiple corrupt and chargeable men and women in politics because of his failure.
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Everyone in the past was neurotypical, which is how we got things like this single-author, eight-volume encyclopedia of ferns
May 6, 2025 at 1:20 PM
Everyone in the past was neurotypical, which is how we got things like this single-author, eight-volume encyclopedia of ferns
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The Constitution forbids bribery *3 separate times*.
So important to the Founders they included two emoluments clauses, and made it the only named impeachable offense besides treason.
The Constitution is clear on banning bribery. It's just that Congress and the courts decided to pretend otherwise.
So important to the Founders they included two emoluments clauses, and made it the only named impeachable offense besides treason.
The Constitution is clear on banning bribery. It's just that Congress and the courts decided to pretend otherwise.
I’m still baffled at how America took one of the basic principles of the presidency — the occupant shouldn’t be able to benefit financially from the office — and just said, nah, that just doesn’t count for this one guy.
An international trucking logistics firm is buying as much as *** $20 MILLION *** worth of President Donald Trump’s crypto coins to influence the administration’s trade policy.
www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-...
www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-...
May 3, 2025 at 4:49 PM
The Constitution forbids bribery *3 separate times*.
So important to the Founders they included two emoluments clauses, and made it the only named impeachable offense besides treason.
The Constitution is clear on banning bribery. It's just that Congress and the courts decided to pretend otherwise.
So important to the Founders they included two emoluments clauses, and made it the only named impeachable offense besides treason.
The Constitution is clear on banning bribery. It's just that Congress and the courts decided to pretend otherwise.
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Teen girls are dying in emergency rooms from pregnancy sepsis because docs won't help them but sure let's invent an imaginary crisis about feminist boy guilt or whatever
It's a brutal time for young men, and to be raising one. The primary message they now is get is "YOU'RE BAD" without any meaningful attempt to offer healthy pathways beyond "Don't be a boy."
Absolutely perfect time for right wing monsters to sweep in with shitty answers.
Absolutely perfect time for right wing monsters to sweep in with shitty answers.
May 3, 2025 at 7:48 PM
Teen girls are dying in emergency rooms from pregnancy sepsis because docs won't help them but sure let's invent an imaginary crisis about feminist boy guilt or whatever
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Here’s the bottom line; it’s not even debatable:
In order for us to save Democracy…we are all going to have to embrace the fact that it will require much greater personal risk than we are taking right now.
In order for us to save Democracy…we are all going to have to embrace the fact that it will require much greater personal risk than we are taking right now.
May 3, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Here’s the bottom line; it’s not even debatable:
In order for us to save Democracy…we are all going to have to embrace the fact that it will require much greater personal risk than we are taking right now.
In order for us to save Democracy…we are all going to have to embrace the fact that it will require much greater personal risk than we are taking right now.
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the woke panic started as a way to attack anti-racism and LGBTQ rights but—like all panics—it’s evolved into all-purpose excuse to exert expansive powers in every domain. Because wokeness is an imaginary menace that can never be defeated, it can be projected anywhere and justify all measures.
May 3, 2025 at 6:56 PM
the woke panic started as a way to attack anti-racism and LGBTQ rights but—like all panics—it’s evolved into all-purpose excuse to exert expansive powers in every domain. Because wokeness is an imaginary menace that can never be defeated, it can be projected anywhere and justify all measures.
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So many people will die because of this.
The President’s entire budget proposal destroys the state as we know it, and not in any kind of liberatory way. Here are the proposed NIH & NSF cuts. There will be no coming back from this.
May 2, 2025 at 6:48 PM
So many people will die because of this.
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The Supreme Court may force taxpayers to fund a Catholic public school. Yes, really.
Christian nationalists won’t stop until every public institution is a pulpit.
FFRF is fighting back.
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
Christian nationalists won’t stop until every public institution is a pulpit.
FFRF is fighting back.
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
The Supreme Court is about to let religion ruin public education
Two recent cases suggest that the era of secular schools is coming to an end.
www.motherjones.com
May 2, 2025 at 4:29 PM
The Supreme Court may force taxpayers to fund a Catholic public school. Yes, really.
Christian nationalists won’t stop until every public institution is a pulpit.
FFRF is fighting back.
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
Christian nationalists won’t stop until every public institution is a pulpit.
FFRF is fighting back.
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
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They literally did the Onion article. Agents posted up outside her hospital room.
May 2, 2025 at 7:38 PM
They literally did the Onion article. Agents posted up outside her hospital room.
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After May 7, I can use my regular old driver's license to buy a high capacity people killer from any licensed gun shop in America, but I'll need a show me your papers Gestapo-approved ID to talk to a social security rep about my earned benefits.
May 2, 2025 at 6:41 PM
After May 7, I can use my regular old driver's license to buy a high capacity people killer from any licensed gun shop in America, but I'll need a show me your papers Gestapo-approved ID to talk to a social security rep about my earned benefits.
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One thing I appreciate about the Fetterman piece is the admission at the beginning from Jentleson the “heterodox” “punch left” strategy was the plan all along and his ideological positions aren’t a result of a medical condition.
May 2, 2025 at 4:59 PM
One thing I appreciate about the Fetterman piece is the admission at the beginning from Jentleson the “heterodox” “punch left” strategy was the plan all along and his ideological positions aren’t a result of a medical condition.
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In 2013, long before he had a stroke, fetterman pulled out a loaded shotgun and chased a Black jogger.
The stroke might have made him less inhibited, but what he is inhibiting less is what he has always been.
The stroke might have made him less inhibited, but what he is inhibiting less is what he has always been.
May 3, 2025 at 10:32 AM
In 2013, long before he had a stroke, fetterman pulled out a loaded shotgun and chased a Black jogger.
The stroke might have made him less inhibited, but what he is inhibiting less is what he has always been.
The stroke might have made him less inhibited, but what he is inhibiting less is what he has always been.
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Details on Khalil and the Jena prison he is confined in:
- saw child for the first time via 9 photos printed at Walmart
- lost 15-20 lbs b/c of vile food
- dorms sleep 70 to room in 35 bunks
- lights on 24/7
- dorms are kept frigid
- the facility was fixed up in advance of congressional visit
- saw child for the first time via 9 photos printed at Walmart
- lost 15-20 lbs b/c of vile food
- dorms sleep 70 to room in 35 bunks
- lights on 24/7
- dorms are kept frigid
- the facility was fixed up in advance of congressional visit
May 2, 2025 at 11:16 PM
Details on Khalil and the Jena prison he is confined in:
- saw child for the first time via 9 photos printed at Walmart
- lost 15-20 lbs b/c of vile food
- dorms sleep 70 to room in 35 bunks
- lights on 24/7
- dorms are kept frigid
- the facility was fixed up in advance of congressional visit
- saw child for the first time via 9 photos printed at Walmart
- lost 15-20 lbs b/c of vile food
- dorms sleep 70 to room in 35 bunks
- lights on 24/7
- dorms are kept frigid
- the facility was fixed up in advance of congressional visit