Fialka
@stillfialka.bsky.social
What I do when I should something better. Again.
Writer, reader, fluffycat feeder. Currently querying...
Writer, reader, fluffycat feeder. Currently querying...
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That face really says it all.
November 21, 2025 at 7:32 PM
That face really says it all.
Oh, I *love* the ROKR puzzles. Have not seen that one before.
November 21, 2025 at 1:11 AM
Oh, I *love* the ROKR puzzles. Have not seen that one before.
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Our trans kin aren't going anywhere. There will always be more; you cannot harass a facet of humanity out of existence. So if we could be kinder to the ones who are here now, I would really appreciate it.
Be nice to my friends. And to the ones who aren't my friends. Please.
Be nice to my friends. And to the ones who aren't my friends. Please.
November 20, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Our trans kin aren't going anywhere. There will always be more; you cannot harass a facet of humanity out of existence. So if we could be kinder to the ones who are here now, I would really appreciate it.
Be nice to my friends. And to the ones who aren't my friends. Please.
Be nice to my friends. And to the ones who aren't my friends. Please.
Sounds like Altman read 'The Every' and thought that was a compendium of great ideas.
November 20, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Sounds like Altman read 'The Every' and thought that was a compendium of great ideas.
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The judge also wrote that the DOJ can't "use its administrative subpoena power to achieve what the Administration cannot accomplish through legislation: the elimination of medical care that Washington and other states explicitly protect.”
www.autonomynews.co/doj-subpoena...
www.autonomynews.co/doj-subpoena...
Here's an important one that slipped by on Monday.
Fed. judge quashes DOJ subpoena seeking the personal health data of trans patients as "prosecutorial coercion" and "for an improper purpose," namely, intimidating trans people and their medical providers.
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
Fed. judge quashes DOJ subpoena seeking the personal health data of trans patients as "prosecutorial coercion" and "for an improper purpose," namely, intimidating trans people and their medical providers.
storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
November 19, 2025 at 10:29 PM
The judge also wrote that the DOJ can't "use its administrative subpoena power to achieve what the Administration cannot accomplish through legislation: the elimination of medical care that Washington and other states explicitly protect.”
www.autonomynews.co/doj-subpoena...
www.autonomynews.co/doj-subpoena...
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Objection - soul not in evidence.
November 19, 2025 at 8:10 PM
Objection - soul not in evidence.