For every fluff piece like this that they clearly paid you to write, I want to see a real journalistic take about decades of wage theft, corporate subsidies, and artificially driving prices down to drive Mom and Pop brands out of business to become an oppressive oligopoly that erodes labor laws.

You’re telling me out of all of the Kennedy men, there are people out there going after the brain worm one who will kill thousands of children, and not this one? 🤨

How many BPMs do you think it takes to call forth the Holy Spirit? 🧐

🥲

I’ll be printing out the Migra whistle code zine to go with each whistle, but for reference:

3 short bursts= ICE sighting/ICE is nearby

1 long burst= someone is being detained.

Check to see if it’s safe, gather, document, and gather needed info to report to immigrant rights groups.

I’m sure you’re there for work, but I hope you get to do some of the fun stuff: eat great food, see cool art, catch a comedy show

Where are you headed?

You’ve got to be fucking kidding me.

You’re actually both right. Most states brought their capitals and larger cities inland to avoid naval attacks from pirates or other colonies, and to be closer to roads leading north/south and east/west.

Also worth noting the land was “owned” by different countries while we expanded south and west

I never want to hear that the Emoluments Clause doesn’t apply to a US president ever again.

This is always where it leads.

All versions of this argument boil down to this:

… ok, but like, by the ears, or some other configuration? *ponders*

I hear you. This absolutely disproportionately harms girls. That we 💯 agree with.

After this story came out, there was a lot of speculation about Peter Theil’s involvement in killing male sex workers he’d been involved with, etc.

Really, I hope the whole Heritage Foundation goes down with this.

Yeah…

Well, there were also a lot of trafficked boys, and lots of speculation that people like Peter Theil abused them, too.

I, for one, am delighted to see you and the Leopards Who Eat Faces get to work.

She’s absolutely correct, though. The energy and water costs are highly dependent on the climate, water availability, and condition of the grid.

We can’t shove AI back in the box, but doing what we can to reduce impact and plan for sustainability and scalability is key if we want to survive.