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You may all remember a decade ago when white supremacist groups were actively recruiting online to try to get apolitical young white male incel gamers into their community.
Well, it worked. And where those two groups met was in nihilism, irony, isolation, and ultraviolence.
Well, it worked. And where those two groups met was in nihilism, irony, isolation, and ultraviolence.
September 14, 2025 at 12:34 AM
You may all remember a decade ago when white supremacist groups were actively recruiting online to try to get apolitical young white male incel gamers into their community.
Well, it worked. And where those two groups met was in nihilism, irony, isolation, and ultraviolence.
Well, it worked. And where those two groups met was in nihilism, irony, isolation, and ultraviolence.
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Idk… I think it could be because they elected one.
September 9, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Idk… I think it could be because they elected one.
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Now it’s happening again: 10 F-35s and U.S. warships. They call it a cartel mission. The reality is militarization.
If the NDAA passes without protections, Puerto Rico becomes a permanent forward base, and a blueprint for militarizing America anywhere.
If the NDAA passes without protections, Puerto Rico becomes a permanent forward base, and a blueprint for militarizing America anywhere.
September 9, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Now it’s happening again: 10 F-35s and U.S. warships. They call it a cartel mission. The reality is militarization.
If the NDAA passes without protections, Puerto Rico becomes a permanent forward base, and a blueprint for militarizing America anywhere.
If the NDAA passes without protections, Puerto Rico becomes a permanent forward base, and a blueprint for militarizing America anywhere.
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This thread — essentially — helped pave the way for tonight's newsletter: www.lawdork.com/p/our-leadin...
Our leading papers failed to stand up to Trump's criminal justice authoritarianism
The Washington Post and The New York Times editorial boards failed to hold Trump accountable for his attack on D.C. And, for paid subscribers: Closing my tabs.
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August 18, 2025 at 2:31 AM
This thread — essentially — helped pave the way for tonight's newsletter: www.lawdork.com/p/our-leadin...
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Even — wayyyyyy down — when the AP finally notes Friday's litigation, they sand the edges for the Trump administration, failing to mention that the administration "reversed course" BECAUSE IT WAS AN ILLEGAL "AIM" AND A JUDGE WAS READY TO ISSUE AN ORDER BLOCKING THEM IF THEY DIDN'T REVERSE COURSE.
August 17, 2025 at 7:04 PM
Even — wayyyyyy down — when the AP finally notes Friday's litigation, they sand the edges for the Trump administration, failing to mention that the administration "reversed course" BECAUSE IT WAS AN ILLEGAL "AIM" AND A JUDGE WAS READY TO ISSUE AN ORDER BLOCKING THEM IF THEY DIDN'T REVERSE COURSE.