ToniCallwood
@tonicallwood.bsky.social
Former music venue talent buyer. Current poli sci and history student at Harvard. Live in Silverlake, Los Angeles with my husband, son, pug, and black cat.
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I think the underlying principle is: a half-assed education is adequate. If you want more, you have to pay for it.
February 11, 2025 at 1:01 PM
I think the underlying principle is: a half-assed education is adequate. If you want more, you have to pay for it.
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I have airport disease.
My doctor says it's terminal.
I'll stop now.
My doctor says it's terminal.
I'll stop now.
February 27, 2025 at 11:40 PM
I have airport disease.
My doctor says it's terminal.
I'll stop now.
My doctor says it's terminal.
I'll stop now.
I have a feeling that Lady Lindsey is only sane when he is in a blackout.
January 6, 2025 at 11:33 PM
I have a feeling that Lady Lindsey is only sane when he is in a blackout.
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Two American born and made military men committed a violent act of political violence on the same day. Both seemed to also have issues in their romantic relationships.
The first one was Brown He was labeled a terrorist.
The second one was white. He was
suffering from PTSD.
🤔
The first one was Brown He was labeled a terrorist.
The second one was white. He was
suffering from PTSD.
🤔
January 4, 2025 at 12:51 AM
Two American born and made military men committed a violent act of political violence on the same day. Both seemed to also have issues in their romantic relationships.
The first one was Brown He was labeled a terrorist.
The second one was white. He was
suffering from PTSD.
🤔
The first one was Brown He was labeled a terrorist.
The second one was white. He was
suffering from PTSD.
🤔
How the dems can win bigly:
Stop pandering to industries that are on the decline and to Boomers.
Offer free community college that also offers trades (even though trades are in decline).
Universal healthcare.
Raise minimum wages with yearly COL increases .
Help people unionize.
Stop pandering to industries that are on the decline and to Boomers.
Offer free community college that also offers trades (even though trades are in decline).
Universal healthcare.
Raise minimum wages with yearly COL increases .
Help people unionize.
January 3, 2025 at 8:37 PM
How the dems can win bigly:
Stop pandering to industries that are on the decline and to Boomers.
Offer free community college that also offers trades (even though trades are in decline).
Universal healthcare.
Raise minimum wages with yearly COL increases .
Help people unionize.
Stop pandering to industries that are on the decline and to Boomers.
Offer free community college that also offers trades (even though trades are in decline).
Universal healthcare.
Raise minimum wages with yearly COL increases .
Help people unionize.
Less than 1% of the population works in steel. Less than 10% work in manufacturing.
That is why the Democratic messaging doesn’t hit. It is out of touch.
Almost 80% work in the service sector. Let’s work on finally admitting that this is the new working class. Let’s work for them.
That is why the Democratic messaging doesn’t hit. It is out of touch.
Almost 80% work in the service sector. Let’s work on finally admitting that this is the new working class. Let’s work for them.
January 3, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Less than 1% of the population works in steel. Less than 10% work in manufacturing.
That is why the Democratic messaging doesn’t hit. It is out of touch.
Almost 80% work in the service sector. Let’s work on finally admitting that this is the new working class. Let’s work for them.
That is why the Democratic messaging doesn’t hit. It is out of touch.
Almost 80% work in the service sector. Let’s work on finally admitting that this is the new working class. Let’s work for them.
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Less than 1% of the population works in steel. Less than 10% work in manufacturing.
That is why the Democratic messaging doesn’t hit. It is out of touch.
Almost 80% work in the service sector. Let’s work on finally admitting that this is the new working class. Let’s work for them.
That is why the Democratic messaging doesn’t hit. It is out of touch.
Almost 80% work in the service sector. Let’s work on finally admitting that this is the new working class. Let’s work for them.
January 3, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Less than 1% of the population works in steel. Less than 10% work in manufacturing.
That is why the Democratic messaging doesn’t hit. It is out of touch.
Almost 80% work in the service sector. Let’s work on finally admitting that this is the new working class. Let’s work for them.
That is why the Democratic messaging doesn’t hit. It is out of touch.
Almost 80% work in the service sector. Let’s work on finally admitting that this is the new working class. Let’s work for them.
The founders were elitist assholes that owned people. Let’s stop worshipping these shitty humans.
January 3, 2025 at 8:27 PM
The founders were elitist assholes that owned people. Let’s stop worshipping these shitty humans.
Deep Thought:
Does charging Luigi Mangione as a terrorist prove that Italians are not really considered white? Do we think this may detract Italian-Americans that align with the GOP for the benefits of whiteness they appear to receive from aligning themselves with whiteness? 🤔
Does charging Luigi Mangione as a terrorist prove that Italians are not really considered white? Do we think this may detract Italian-Americans that align with the GOP for the benefits of whiteness they appear to receive from aligning themselves with whiteness? 🤔
January 2, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Deep Thought:
Does charging Luigi Mangione as a terrorist prove that Italians are not really considered white? Do we think this may detract Italian-Americans that align with the GOP for the benefits of whiteness they appear to receive from aligning themselves with whiteness? 🤔
Does charging Luigi Mangione as a terrorist prove that Italians are not really considered white? Do we think this may detract Italian-Americans that align with the GOP for the benefits of whiteness they appear to receive from aligning themselves with whiteness? 🤔
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If they wanted to step away, they would.
But they don’t. They want to infantilize Millennials and deny Zoomers an existence to cling to power longer.
They won’t step aside, therefore they should be made to.
But they don’t. They want to infantilize Millennials and deny Zoomers an existence to cling to power longer.
They won’t step aside, therefore they should be made to.
December 31, 2024 at 1:13 AM
If they wanted to step away, they would.
But they don’t. They want to infantilize Millennials and deny Zoomers an existence to cling to power longer.
They won’t step aside, therefore they should be made to.
But they don’t. They want to infantilize Millennials and deny Zoomers an existence to cling to power longer.
They won’t step aside, therefore they should be made to.
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Relevant today.
December 28, 2024 at 1:21 AM
Relevant today.
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We wanted to understand Donald Trump’s plan to deport 5 million undocumented workers. So we talked to three unemployed UFC fans at a Taco Bell in Toms River.
December 28, 2024 at 3:18 AM
We wanted to understand Donald Trump’s plan to deport 5 million undocumented workers. So we talked to three unemployed UFC fans at a Taco Bell in Toms River.
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As @radiofreetom.bsky.social has been saying for years!
December 26, 2024 at 3:40 PM
As @radiofreetom.bsky.social has been saying for years!
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That thing where you realize Robert Kagan figured it all out exactly one year ago. This is long, but eerily on point. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...
Opinion | A Trump dictatorship is increasingly inevitable. We should stop pretending.
There is a clear path to dictatorship in the United States, and it is getting shorter every day. So why is everyone behaving like normal?
www.washingtonpost.com
December 7, 2024 at 3:28 PM
That thing where you realize Robert Kagan figured it all out exactly one year ago. This is long, but eerily on point. www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/202...
