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Zia MacMarten

I always think “Man, I remember the days when the Republicans weren’t totally bat shit” until I read & remember recent history (their intentional neglect on AIDS, their treatment towards Obama, satanic panic, Newt Gingrich in the 90’s, etc,.) and having to sit my ass down some more. :/

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Monkey Minion @ SDCC Booth 2007

This and our Public Libraries are reasons why “We shouldn’t have [insert necessity] because government” is such bull. We can have excellent/decent public institutions and necessities if we actually vote and demand people and orgs. to do such things!

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executive editor, barbell quarterly

Remember when he said he’d help try to solve world hunger with that kinda money (and more)? Gosh, I remember that ambitious optimism this man used to bring. How the mighty have fallen. 🙃

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Hey wanna see something not terrible? One of the Moth Appreciators brought a rosy maple moth stuffed animal for good luck, then we found a rosy maple moth. Gathering around the moth on a stick is a nice & wholesome activity. Sometimes things are good.

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Mark Chadbourn

It’s convenient that the “aMeRiCa FiRsT” party would spend as much time and money on both kissing Putin’s nutsack and wrangling in folk who don’t even ring a bell to their Facebook-bubbled bees. At least Biden’s worldwide troop has people you can find brand new articles on in a mere second.

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ManhattanJuryAppreciator

Somehow the least eyeroll-worthy supporter I’ve seen in the past 8 years. Helps that she still has the brain capacity to think “Actually, this wasn’t Biden’s doing”. Still sucks that she doesn’t even recognize the irony of this moment, though. Idk, I’d like to hope…

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🎬 🍉 The Reel Jon

Probably from one of the ‘burbs too, not even in the city itself.

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Zia MacMarten

This turtle might be a monster, but this is just yet another example of the “old Republicans” (some of whom were actually seemingly sane until circa 2020) now grinding through the wringers of MAGA. 🙃 And in this man’s case, it was partially his own creation, like a monster eating its own creator.

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🔞 Naudiz's Art et al

I just use it as an anonymous porn saver/viewer, lol. Might consider deleting my account soon though, even the mere access feels like a black hole now. Interestingly though, I’ve also seen a lot of folk giving huge backlash to the recent bullshit on there (though it could also be my algorithm).

As toxic as the site has become, the most searched results I’m seeing tend to be very non-supportive and negative towards the human cancer cell and his troops (lots of “fuck, seriously???” Instead of support), though again, it could just be me. Not sure what the average Twitter account results are.

Anywhom, I need to stop on the political train for a bit. 😵‍💫 I can’t just repost chill pill posts when I’m not practicing it myself, lol.

Queen behavior

Me circa 2008 (put on some SpongeBob croc charms and the fit would be superb):

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Friends, it's Sunday. Go outside. Take a nap. Spend time with loved ones. Cool off in a body of water. Go to a house of worship if that's your thing. Nothing is going to change by doom scrolling. Take care of yourselves. It is a very, very good day to get offline.

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Keybyss

[3/3] And as much as I hate seeing where our state’s politics have fallen into since Trump, but I’d hate to leave my home and its beauties because of these assholes and let them take the gavel. Obviously, I can’t tell trans folk what to do, but I don’t blame those that are hesitant to move.

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🔞 Daddys Girl 🔞

[1/3] Not to encourage “tough it out” attitudes, but I also feel like this kinda stuff only leaves a vacuum for the rest of the assholes/extremists to take over. My state (OH) is seemingly in this weird moment now where we’re realizing that the Republicans aren’t as “moderate” as they used to be.

[2/3] I know the Republican downfall goes back to Reagan and all, but even less than 5 years ago, we had folk in CONGRESS that things like marriage equality up until very recently (see Portman). The party’s recent acts on abortion and weed here have sort of knocked even some Trumpies off a bit.

***that SUPPORTED things like marriage equality until recently.

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My favorite tried-and-true resistance tactic: Being Extremely Fucking Annoying.

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Nicole Dornsife | Thornwolf

Me, a psycho who’s actually went nuts over the “rodent with glasses” look before. 😩👓🐁

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Elana Levin

It’s almost like all the shit I learned in regards to “fact vs. opinion” in school has largely been thrown out the window by the wider public and MSM in the past 4 years alone (and longer).

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Elana Levin

Holy shit… I had no idea it was that severe! Doesn’t help that the introduction of the op-ed in journalism overall has had a detrimental impact on the industry and wider world overall, giving way more credit to opinions overall rather than having facts in the spotlight. youtu.be/j3yvGLROXLM?...

How Did Opinions Get In Our News?youtu.be Breaking the News on Independent Lens: https://www.pbs.org/independentlens | #BreakingTheNewsPBS Watch on the main PBS YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAF8Ebkee_I&t=0s Even though objectivity is seen as the gold standard for news coverage, OpEds and commentary have been part of the news landscape since the early days of America – and it's not always easy to spot the difference between facts and opinion. ***** PBS Member Stations rely on viewers like you. To support your local station, go to: http://to.pbs.org/DonateORIG ***** Breaking the News: Press Pass is a four-episode digital series digging into how early journalism in America laid the foundations for the noteworthy topics, opinions, investigations, and stressors embedded in the news today. Subscribe to PBS Origins so you never miss an episode! / pbsorigins And keep up with PBS Origins on: Facebook: / pbsdigitalstudios Twitter: / pbsds Instagram: / pbsds INDEPENDENT LENS is an Emmy® Award-winning PBS documentary series. With founding executive producer Lois Vossen, the series has been honored with 10 Academy Award nominations and features documentaries united by the creative freedom, artistic achievement, and unflinching visions of independent filmmakers. Presented by ITVS, INDEPENDENT LENS is funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Acton Family Giving, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Ford Foundation, Wyncote Foundation, and National Endowment for the Arts. Stream anytime on the PBS App. For more visit pbs.org/independentlens #Documentary #PBSShortDocs #BreakingtheNews Executive Producers: Carrie Lozano, Lois Vossen Director/Host: Danielle Bainbridge Producer: Hilary Giorgi Writer: Keahnan Washington Assistant Researcher: Linnea Valdivia Senior Creative Producer: Andrea Bloom Creative Director: Carol Paik Vice President, Marketing and Communications: Lisa Tawil Director of Programming (PBS): Gabrielle Ewing Executive in Charge (PBS): Maribel Lopez Director of Photography: Erik Ljung Teleprompter: Philip Aronson Assistant Camera: Corey Clark Editor: Dave Yim Motion Graphics: Matt Dunne Fact Checker: Yvonne McGreevy Sound Mixer: Pavel Sinev Additional Footage: Library of Congress National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution CNN Fox News MSNBC Paramount | Comedy Central Huffington Post The New York Times Alamy Washington Post Getty Images Shutterstock, Inc. Rand Corporation ABC Education The Guardian Foundation Independent Lens Funding Provided By: The Corporation for Public Broadcasting Acton Family Giving John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Ford Foundation Wyncote Foundation National Endowment for the Arts Breaking the News: Press Pass is a co-production of Elleinad, Inc and Independent Television Service (ITVS), with funding provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) and the Park Foundation. This program was produced by Elleinad, Inc and Independent Television Service, which is solely responsible for its content.

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Oh lord. 🤦‍♂️

Didn’t NYT pull some weird transphobic shit last year as well? I remember a bunch of the writing staff even having to step up and write in an open letter “Hey, the attitudes and articles coming outta NYT are transphobic”.

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FUN FACT: Did you know that The Heritage Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization? FUN FACT: They are not allowed to participate in political campaigns. Directly OR Indirectly. FUN FACT: IRS Form 13909 Exists. Do with this info as you will. www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/...

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Man. I think Project 2025 has broken through: the thirst trap gays on IG are posting about it.

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executive editor, barbell quarterly

Didn’t Reagan have a shitty debate in ‘84 and still had a near- nationwide landslide in November? It’s almost like, especially given Project 2025 and what another Trump term entails for everyone, a man somewhat declining due to age is still better than a sweaty ol’ fascist.

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turns out my state is having a contest on "I Voted" sticker designs, and I would like to show you the most metal one by a middle schooler:

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Keybyss

So wise