Nick Milligan
@nickmilligan.bsky.social
Film critic on ABC radio. Author of Enormity, Guardian and Tomcat Feelings. Animal Rights. Cat dad. 🌱
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Now you’re just repeating yourself. Which doesn’t pass muster as imagination.
You may need every fibre of your imagination to prosecute the argument that the conceptual presence of nuance paradoxically eliminates the conceptual existence of hypocrisy.
Best of luck.
You may need every fibre of your imagination to prosecute the argument that the conceptual presence of nuance paradoxically eliminates the conceptual existence of hypocrisy.
Best of luck.
September 10, 2025 at 6:11 AM
Now you’re just repeating yourself. Which doesn’t pass muster as imagination.
You may need every fibre of your imagination to prosecute the argument that the conceptual presence of nuance paradoxically eliminates the conceptual existence of hypocrisy.
Best of luck.
You may need every fibre of your imagination to prosecute the argument that the conceptual presence of nuance paradoxically eliminates the conceptual existence of hypocrisy.
Best of luck.
“Why do things always have to be presented as binary?” is an unimaginative, defensive and non-constructive response to any investigation of hypocrisy.
Person A: “Can you be against slavery and still own a slave?”
Person B: “Why do things always have to be presented as binary?”
Person A: “Can you be against slavery and still own a slave?”
Person B: “Why do things always have to be presented as binary?”
September 10, 2025 at 5:08 AM
“Why do things always have to be presented as binary?” is an unimaginative, defensive and non-constructive response to any investigation of hypocrisy.
Person A: “Can you be against slavery and still own a slave?”
Person B: “Why do things always have to be presented as binary?”
Person A: “Can you be against slavery and still own a slave?”
Person B: “Why do things always have to be presented as binary?”
The “easy cure” is to end this industry of exploitation once and for all. Then there won’t be two broken legs and the necessary vet bills to rehabilitate an injured innocent animal.
August 13, 2025 at 3:44 PM
The “easy cure” is to end this industry of exploitation once and for all. Then there won’t be two broken legs and the necessary vet bills to rehabilitate an injured innocent animal.
She was forced to race.
When a human enters any sport, they’re fully cognisant of the risk of injury and the consequences.
When a dog is lead to a box, put in a box, and then forced to run, they’re not aware that if they break their leg they will die.
They trust their human to protect them.
When a human enters any sport, they’re fully cognisant of the risk of injury and the consequences.
When a dog is lead to a box, put in a box, and then forced to run, they’re not aware that if they break their leg they will die.
They trust their human to protect them.
August 13, 2025 at 3:44 PM
She was forced to race.
When a human enters any sport, they’re fully cognisant of the risk of injury and the consequences.
When a dog is lead to a box, put in a box, and then forced to run, they’re not aware that if they break their leg they will die.
They trust their human to protect them.
When a human enters any sport, they’re fully cognisant of the risk of injury and the consequences.
When a dog is lead to a box, put in a box, and then forced to run, they’re not aware that if they break their leg they will die.
They trust their human to protect them.
I found it very entertaining too. 😀🦖
July 16, 2025 at 12:08 AM
I found it very entertaining too. 😀🦖
No, it says you’re an idiot who likes to waste people’s time with semantics.
Be gone with you!
Be gone with you!
July 1, 2025 at 4:31 AM
No, it says you’re an idiot who likes to waste people’s time with semantics.
Be gone with you!
Be gone with you!
You don’t have a point.
Tens of thousands of film lovers are picking their favourite movies of the century so far via a major poll conducted through the New York Times, now that we’re at the quarter mark. It’s a bit of fun.
Don’t be a tool.
Tens of thousands of film lovers are picking their favourite movies of the century so far via a major poll conducted through the New York Times, now that we’re at the quarter mark. It’s a bit of fun.
Don’t be a tool.
June 30, 2025 at 12:16 AM
You don’t have a point.
Tens of thousands of film lovers are picking their favourite movies of the century so far via a major poll conducted through the New York Times, now that we’re at the quarter mark. It’s a bit of fun.
Don’t be a tool.
Tens of thousands of film lovers are picking their favourite movies of the century so far via a major poll conducted through the New York Times, now that we’re at the quarter mark. It’s a bit of fun.
Don’t be a tool.