Savage interpretation.
October 18, 2025 at 12:10 PM
Savage interpretation.
Sorry for liking your post. It was insensitive.
October 16, 2025 at 10:49 AM
Sorry for liking your post. It was insensitive.
Excellent thread, thanks.
When I saw this, I thought: Ah. Let's try not to read into this too much – but it sure is interesting for the people who know the context.
When I saw this, I thought: Ah. Let's try not to read into this too much – but it sure is interesting for the people who know the context.
September 13, 2025 at 7:54 AM
Excellent thread, thanks.
When I saw this, I thought: Ah. Let's try not to read into this too much – but it sure is interesting for the people who know the context.
When I saw this, I thought: Ah. Let's try not to read into this too much – but it sure is interesting for the people who know the context.
Perhaps also take a closer look at your cases re: malnutrition.
A few accounts, none of which posted before March and which don't have a presence outside Instagram, aren't great evidence.
Recent images from Nusuirat: www.gettyimages.ie/detail/news-...
Very different pictures just a month before.
A few accounts, none of which posted before March and which don't have a presence outside Instagram, aren't great evidence.
Recent images from Nusuirat: www.gettyimages.ie/detail/news-...
Very different pictures just a month before.
August 19, 2025 at 4:28 AM
Perhaps also take a closer look at your cases re: malnutrition.
A few accounts, none of which posted before March and which don't have a presence outside Instagram, aren't great evidence.
Recent images from Nusuirat: www.gettyimages.ie/detail/news-...
Very different pictures just a month before.
A few accounts, none of which posted before March and which don't have a presence outside Instagram, aren't great evidence.
Recent images from Nusuirat: www.gettyimages.ie/detail/news-...
Very different pictures just a month before.
Even the most generous reading on its own is... shockingly callous and strangely dehumanised.
If those photos represented the average kids, a third of them would have died already, Olivia.
If those photos represented the average kids, a third of them would have died already, Olivia.
![Olivia Reingold, the coauthor of the article, writes before a screenshot of the headline:
I recently looked up the Arabic translation of some of the names of the emaciated children used in coverage of the alleged famine in Gaza.
It turns out that many of them were sick before the war and have long, complicated medical histories. Our reporting shows they do not represent the average. [The final sentence is underlined.]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:jdlvkq6yfcfjoyg7ivw5q7fb/bafkreifaph5iyv5vzcpzm5e4xs5udmk6d2nvzbjifwh4vjak2r7zputunq@jpeg)
August 18, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Even the most generous reading on its own is... shockingly callous and strangely dehumanised.
If those photos represented the average kids, a third of them would have died already, Olivia.
If those photos represented the average kids, a third of them would have died already, Olivia.
Got high, wondered 'How did he actually make his money?' and began reading his Wikipedia, and know what - conspiracy theories are fun.
So many strands to chase, so many intersections with history. And people.
I get it now. Time to twirl that MAGA-red string between the pins and see who it finds.
So many strands to chase, so many intersections with history. And people.
I get it now. Time to twirl that MAGA-red string between the pins and see who it finds.
July 16, 2025 at 1:19 PM
Got high, wondered 'How did he actually make his money?' and began reading his Wikipedia, and know what - conspiracy theories are fun.
So many strands to chase, so many intersections with history. And people.
I get it now. Time to twirl that MAGA-red string between the pins and see who it finds.
So many strands to chase, so many intersections with history. And people.
I get it now. Time to twirl that MAGA-red string between the pins and see who it finds.
That's a genuinely bad way to give the @washingtonpost.com a free pass.
The WaPo story is dystopian and shameless.
No one likes the Age, etc, but 1) the story is by AP and 2) a straight report contrasting against protests.
What do you want, a headline saying someone should knife him in a toilet?
The WaPo story is dystopian and shameless.
No one likes the Age, etc, but 1) the story is by AP and 2) a straight report contrasting against protests.
What do you want, a headline saying someone should knife him in a toilet?
June 15, 2025 at 3:40 AM
That's a genuinely bad way to give the @washingtonpost.com a free pass.
The WaPo story is dystopian and shameless.
No one likes the Age, etc, but 1) the story is by AP and 2) a straight report contrasting against protests.
What do you want, a headline saying someone should knife him in a toilet?
The WaPo story is dystopian and shameless.
No one likes the Age, etc, but 1) the story is by AP and 2) a straight report contrasting against protests.
What do you want, a headline saying someone should knife him in a toilet?
Wait, which state is Tom Cotton from again…
Oh, Arkansas? Thanks Wikipedia!
Glad all is normal, the birds are singing and the institutions are operating correctly.
Oh, Arkansas? Thanks Wikipedia!
Glad all is normal, the birds are singing and the institutions are operating correctly.
June 11, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Wait, which state is Tom Cotton from again…
Oh, Arkansas? Thanks Wikipedia!
Glad all is normal, the birds are singing and the institutions are operating correctly.
Oh, Arkansas? Thanks Wikipedia!
Glad all is normal, the birds are singing and the institutions are operating correctly.
What's that term for when your friend mistakes an Onion article for a real one, but is ultimately vindicated?
May 17, 2025 at 1:56 AM
What's that term for when your friend mistakes an Onion article for a real one, but is ultimately vindicated?
Lol, this is bizarre - did anyone want any of this to happen this way?
"While the state asked for a nine-and-a-half year sentence, the judge handed Horcasitas a 10-and-a-half year sentence after being so moved by the video [in which an AI victim forgives his killer as scripted by his family]"
"While the state asked for a nine-and-a-half year sentence, the judge handed Horcasitas a 10-and-a-half year sentence after being so moved by the video [in which an AI victim forgives his killer as scripted by his family]"
May 7, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Lol, this is bizarre - did anyone want any of this to happen this way?
"While the state asked for a nine-and-a-half year sentence, the judge handed Horcasitas a 10-and-a-half year sentence after being so moved by the video [in which an AI victim forgives his killer as scripted by his family]"
"While the state asked for a nine-and-a-half year sentence, the judge handed Horcasitas a 10-and-a-half year sentence after being so moved by the video [in which an AI victim forgives his killer as scripted by his family]"
Know what? People will have a problem with this, but as someone who enjoys reading history, I do think it's important we have powerful people working hard to deliver what could be powerfully and tragically ironic lines for future books.
May 6, 2025 at 9:50 PM
Know what? People will have a problem with this, but as someone who enjoys reading history, I do think it's important we have powerful people working hard to deliver what could be powerfully and tragically ironic lines for future books.
"But pizza..." Yep. If you buy pizza made in a factory from ingredients that read like the contents of a science lab, it'll be ultra-processed.
Processing isn't innately bad. Making your own passata from minimal ingredients is processing.
The difference is the extent and nature of processing.
Processing isn't innately bad. Making your own passata from minimal ingredients is processing.
The difference is the extent and nature of processing.
May 3, 2025 at 1:07 AM
"But pizza..." Yep. If you buy pizza made in a factory from ingredients that read like the contents of a science lab, it'll be ultra-processed.
Processing isn't innately bad. Making your own passata from minimal ingredients is processing.
The difference is the extent and nature of processing.
Processing isn't innately bad. Making your own passata from minimal ingredients is processing.
The difference is the extent and nature of processing.
Don't know why DuckDuckGo seems to be having issues with searches for Giant Bomb, to the point I needed to add quotes and set it to past day...
But there's something weirdly fitting to finding out what's going on via a SomethingAwful forum post
But there's something weirdly fitting to finding out what's going on via a SomethingAwful forum post
May 1, 2025 at 9:32 AM
Don't know why DuckDuckGo seems to be having issues with searches for Giant Bomb, to the point I needed to add quotes and set it to past day...
But there's something weirdly fitting to finding out what's going on via a SomethingAwful forum post
But there's something weirdly fitting to finding out what's going on via a SomethingAwful forum post
It's a review by the wallet inspector, over and over and over, with this guy
April 20, 2025 at 4:23 PM
It's a review by the wallet inspector, over and over and over, with this guy
I mean, I guess if they were deporting people at such a horrific rate it decreased demand enough to effectively boost supply, it'd be coherent.
But if deportation numbers first term are an indication, even that is performative.
So, even more incoherent?
But if deportation numbers first term are an indication, even that is performative.
So, even more incoherent?
March 13, 2025 at 2:02 AM
I mean, I guess if they were deporting people at such a horrific rate it decreased demand enough to effectively boost supply, it'd be coherent.
But if deportation numbers first term are an indication, even that is performative.
So, even more incoherent?
But if deportation numbers first term are an indication, even that is performative.
So, even more incoherent?
The end will remind us of how this all began.
March 5, 2025 at 10:48 AM
The end will remind us of how this all began.
Didn't expect a "Jewish-friendly" reimagining of Fagin to make him a literal Nazi. It sounds like it'd be too blunt, a first-joke idea, but Mackintosh makes it sing.
Musk relishes his role as the smiling villain and the audience loved the Artful Dodger's gang of boy-thieves. Does feel a bit rushed.
Musk relishes his role as the smiling villain and the audience loved the Artful Dodger's gang of boy-thieves. Does feel a bit rushed.
February 6, 2025 at 11:30 PM
Didn't expect a "Jewish-friendly" reimagining of Fagin to make him a literal Nazi. It sounds like it'd be too blunt, a first-joke idea, but Mackintosh makes it sing.
Musk relishes his role as the smiling villain and the audience loved the Artful Dodger's gang of boy-thieves. Does feel a bit rushed.
Musk relishes his role as the smiling villain and the audience loved the Artful Dodger's gang of boy-thieves. Does feel a bit rushed.
Thanks Tony! That Pyne article was the most incredibly credulous shit I've seen in a while, in this week.
Reads like whichever intern wrote it was already at the too-late stage of erotic asphyxia.
Reads like whichever intern wrote it was already at the too-late stage of erotic asphyxia.
February 5, 2025 at 11:24 AM
Thanks Tony! That Pyne article was the most incredibly credulous shit I've seen in a while, in this week.
Reads like whichever intern wrote it was already at the too-late stage of erotic asphyxia.
Reads like whichever intern wrote it was already at the too-late stage of erotic asphyxia.
Damn it, if we keep making my music queue relevant, things are going to move from strange to dark very soon (then back to strange, and then exhilarating, and then darker still)
February 4, 2025 at 1:31 AM
Damn it, if we keep making my music queue relevant, things are going to move from strange to dark very soon (then back to strange, and then exhilarating, and then darker still)
This one is great (and important!). People can only really convince themselves; it's your job to help them to do so.
December 25, 2024 at 7:12 AM
This one is great (and important!). People can only really convince themselves; it's your job to help them to do so.
Tenth of eleven. Eleven children, and this is the best they can offer us. Joe Kennedy would walk backwards into hell
December 20, 2024 at 7:48 AM
Tenth of eleven. Eleven children, and this is the best they can offer us. Joe Kennedy would walk backwards into hell
They're so unsuitable it short circuits house style.
Does reporting need to adapt? Obviously. Especially when the headline and lead is all the vast majority of people read - usually in a screenshot.
Here, even the body is careful to the point of carelessness. That's the cost of not taking a side.
Does reporting need to adapt? Obviously. Especially when the headline and lead is all the vast majority of people read - usually in a screenshot.
Here, even the body is careful to the point of carelessness. That's the cost of not taking a side.
November 16, 2024 at 3:47 AM
They're so unsuitable it short circuits house style.
Does reporting need to adapt? Obviously. Especially when the headline and lead is all the vast majority of people read - usually in a screenshot.
Here, even the body is careful to the point of carelessness. That's the cost of not taking a side.
Does reporting need to adapt? Obviously. Especially when the headline and lead is all the vast majority of people read - usually in a screenshot.
Here, even the body is careful to the point of carelessness. That's the cost of not taking a side.