Stephanie Roberson
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Thanks for sharing it’s a chilling but important detail, showing how history made sure there was no place to glorify or memorialize them.
October 7, 2025 at 3:53 AM
Thanks for sharing it’s a chilling but important detail, showing how history made sure there was no place to glorify or memorialize them.
Do you mind to follow so we can talk more Privately?
October 7, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Do you mind to follow so we can talk more Privately?
The way things are moving, it really does feel like we’re entering a whole new level of power dynamics.
October 7, 2025 at 3:49 AM
The way things are moving, it really does feel like we’re entering a whole new level of power dynamics.
Yeah, I’ve heard some of that too — Peter Thiel and Palantir are definitely big players in the data and surveillance world. It’s hard not to wonder how much influence they already have and what that could mean for privacy and politics going forward.
October 7, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Yeah, I’ve heard some of that too — Peter Thiel and Palantir are definitely big players in the data and surveillance world. It’s hard not to wonder how much influence they already have and what that could mean for privacy and politics going forward.
Yeah, I remember that too some of the pardons were really controversial given the violence involved. It definitely raised a lot of questions about accountability and precedent.
October 7, 2025 at 3:33 AM
Yeah, I remember that too some of the pardons were really controversial given the violence involved. It definitely raised a lot of questions about accountability and precedent.
I haven’t seen it yet, but that sounds chilling using a mix of documentary and sci-fi to explore autocratic control is a powerful lens. If it’s anything like you suggest, it could feel eerily relevant today. Definitely putting it on my watch list to see how close fiction and reality are getting.
October 7, 2025 at 3:30 AM
I haven’t seen it yet, but that sounds chilling using a mix of documentary and sci-fi to explore autocratic control is a powerful lens. If it’s anything like you suggest, it could feel eerily relevant today. Definitely putting it on my watch list to see how close fiction and reality are getting.
Exactly the law itself treats it as a minor offense, yet the way ICE enforces it can feel frightening and extreme. It’s deeply troubling when people’s lives are disrupted over something that’s legally considered a misdemeanor.
October 7, 2025 at 3:27 AM
Exactly the law itself treats it as a minor offense, yet the way ICE enforces it can feel frightening and extreme. It’s deeply troubling when people’s lives are disrupted over something that’s legally considered a misdemeanor.
Classic Mitchell always pushing the boundaries and upsetting the establishment. His vision for air power was ahead of its time, but he definitely didn’t play by the Navy’s rules. Court-martialed for speaking out, yet his ideas shaped military aviation for decades.
October 7, 2025 at 3:21 AM
Classic Mitchell always pushing the boundaries and upsetting the establishment. His vision for air power was ahead of its time, but he definitely didn’t play by the Navy’s rules. Court-martialed for speaking out, yet his ideas shaped military aviation for decades.
True his test was more symbolic than realistic. Mitchell’s real impact wasn’t the bombing itself but proving air power could challenge naval dominance. He was ahead of his time, even if the method wouldn’t have held up in real combat
October 7, 2025 at 3:21 AM
True his test was more symbolic than realistic. Mitchell’s real impact wasn’t the bombing itself but proving air power could challenge naval dominance. He was ahead of his time, even if the method wouldn’t have held up in real combat
Honestly, that’s not the worst mix to have — a little self-belief and stubborn optimism can go a long way when everything feels like it’s falling apart. At least you’re channeling that energy into problem-solving instead of despair. Sometimes the “probably dumb fixes” are what spark real ideas.
October 7, 2025 at 3:18 AM
Honestly, that’s not the worst mix to have — a little self-belief and stubborn optimism can go a long way when everything feels like it’s falling apart. At least you’re channeling that energy into problem-solving instead of despair. Sometimes the “probably dumb fixes” are what spark real ideas.
You’re right — money is the only language corporations really understand. Boycotts send a message louder than words. Supporting teachers and unions means standing with those defending truth and free expression.
October 7, 2025 at 3:14 AM
You’re right — money is the only language corporations really understand. Boycotts send a message louder than words. Supporting teachers and unions means standing with those defending truth and free expression.
Even if the teleprompter failed, it’s interesting how quickly responsibility gets shifted elsewhere.
October 7, 2025 at 3:11 AM
Even if the teleprompter failed, it’s interesting how quickly responsibility gets shifted elsewhere.
Exactly the contrast couldn’t be clearer. Jess speaks with real substance and empathy, while Nadine’s responses feel hollow in comparison. Glad Victoria called out who actually paid attention when it mattered.
October 7, 2025 at 3:08 AM
Exactly the contrast couldn’t be clearer. Jess speaks with real substance and empathy, while Nadine’s responses feel hollow in comparison. Glad Victoria called out who actually paid attention when it mattered.
That’s really admirable not many people take the time to pause and reassess their values, especially in public roles where accountability matters so much. It speaks volumes about your integrity and dedication that you’ve served for so long while still holding yourself to evolving standards.
October 7, 2025 at 3:06 AM
That’s really admirable not many people take the time to pause and reassess their values, especially in public roles where accountability matters so much. It speaks volumes about your integrity and dedication that you’ve served for so long while still holding yourself to evolving standards.
That’s a fair point carbon offsets have often been more about easing guilt than creating real change. They give the illusion of progress while the underlying systems driving the damage stay untouched. It’s like trying to buy forgiveness instead of changing behavior.
October 7, 2025 at 3:05 AM
That’s a fair point carbon offsets have often been more about easing guilt than creating real change. They give the illusion of progress while the underlying systems driving the damage stay untouched. It’s like trying to buy forgiveness instead of changing behavior.
Exactly it’s unsettling how easily truth gets replaced by scripted loyalty. When someone can confidently repeat something so illogical, it’s clear these briefings aren’t about informing the public anymore but maintaining a narrative.
October 7, 2025 at 3:03 AM
Exactly it’s unsettling how easily truth gets replaced by scripted loyalty. When someone can confidently repeat something so illogical, it’s clear these briefings aren’t about informing the public anymore but maintaining a narrative.
It’s wild how easily things like that slip through in speeches. You’d think someone on her team would catch it before she said it out loud.
October 7, 2025 at 3:01 AM
It’s wild how easily things like that slip through in speeches. You’d think someone on her team would catch it before she said it out loud.
Yeah, that was a really intense time. There were so many conflicting reports and emotions surrounding what happened in Portland — it definitely showed how divided things had become.
October 7, 2025 at 2:53 AM
Yeah, that was a really intense time. There were so many conflicting reports and emotions surrounding what happened in Portland — it definitely showed how divided things had become.
Oh that’s awesome! I’ve heard their games are a blast all energy and fun. How was it?
October 7, 2025 at 2:41 AM
Oh that’s awesome! I’ve heard their games are a blast all energy and fun. How was it?
Absolutely, that makes sense. Your objectivity really shows in the way you highlight players always appreciate the balanced perspective.
October 7, 2025 at 2:39 AM
Absolutely, that makes sense. Your objectivity really shows in the way you highlight players always appreciate the balanced perspective.
That’s awesome love that you’re highlighting players like Nathan Lukes! It’s great to see the underrated guys getting some well-deserved recognition during the postseason.
October 6, 2025 at 3:09 AM
That’s awesome love that you’re highlighting players like Nathan Lukes! It’s great to see the underrated guys getting some well-deserved recognition during the postseason.
Oh nice! Looks like you had quite the Saturday what were you up to exactly?
October 6, 2025 at 3:08 AM
Oh nice! Looks like you had quite the Saturday what were you up to exactly?
Definitely! Ivan Pepelnjak’s work has been a game changer for so many in the networking world. NETLAB opened doors for hands-on learning that wouldn’t have been possible otherwise true legend status.
October 6, 2025 at 3:07 AM
Definitely! Ivan Pepelnjak’s work has been a game changer for so many in the networking world. NETLAB opened doors for hands-on learning that wouldn’t have been possible otherwise true legend status.
Absolutely accountability and clarity are long overdue. Too many bloated bills get passed without real scrutiny. Streamlining legislation like that would force transparency and stop politicians from hiding poison pills in “grand” packages
October 6, 2025 at 3:05 AM
Absolutely accountability and clarity are long overdue. Too many bloated bills get passed without real scrutiny. Streamlining legislation like that would force transparency and stop politicians from hiding poison pills in “grand” packages
Exactly. The hypocrisy is unreal dodging service when it was his turn, then acting like a tough guy decades later. It’s always the ones who never sacrificed that talk the loudest.
October 6, 2025 at 2:48 AM
Exactly. The hypocrisy is unreal dodging service when it was his turn, then acting like a tough guy decades later. It’s always the ones who never sacrificed that talk the loudest.