You Can Still Call Me Karen

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Traveler, news junky, and whisky enthusiast

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Judge Cannon, squinting: “Yeah, not seein’ it”

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Seattle residents! Contact your City Council people before Tuesday to express support for this legislation. It waives codes that currently make it impossible to convert office spaces to residential ones. This will help with the housing crisis! www.king5.com/article/news...

Seattle City Council to vote on converting empty office space into housingwww.king5.com The legislation would waive land use code requirements for existing non-residential allowing them to be converted into residential use.

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Channeling some RBG to keep me motivated. #RoevemberIsComing

Who'd want to?

Can’t Come To San Diego And Not Have Mexican Food!!! #BBQmunity

That'd work!

There's like a shit ton of alarming and/or depressing and/or revolting stuff happening right now, could we just have another hilarious Cybertruck malfunction to talk about for a lil

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Absolutely Nothing!!

The Loon Star State is a real thing.

IT'S OKAY TO MURDER BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTERS NOW, AS LONG AS YOU'RE IN TEXAS.

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IT'S OKAY TO MURDER BLACK LIVES MATTER PROTESTERS NOW, AS LONG AS YOU'RE IN TEXAS.

The Texas parole board has unanimously recommended a pardon for ex-Army sergeant Daniel Perry, who was convicted of murder for the 2020 killing of Black Lives Matter protester Garrett Foster

Texas parole board recommends pardon for Daniel Perry, convicted of killing BLM protesterwww.statesman.com A Texas parole board unanimously recommended a pardon for Daniel Perry, convicted of murder for the death of Garrett Foster during 2020 protests.

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As rivals race to keep her out of power, Marine Le Pen is trying to pull off her grandest betrayal yet: a break with her own past

Marine Le Pen Betrays Her Past to Capture a Bigger Prize: Francewww.bloomberg.com The country has been shaken by the prospect of the far-right takeover, as the National Rally leader flirts with the center ground.

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Congratulations to @bsky.app, which just passed the six million users mark. That's roughly the size of the population of the great state of Maryland. Please have some cake (crab OR Smith Island, or both!) to celebrate!

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today is my NINETEEN YEAR anniversary working at my local library In honor of that, I ask you to get a card to your local public library today! If you ALREADY have a card to your local public library, check out their digital resources! Their summer programs! And yeah, they have books too.

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Four months ago, the Economist thought the country was being run pretty well.

IMO this is a straight-up ageist and ableist image, no?

#LockHimUpAgain

the latest Snowden leak: his brain from his ears

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Also tomorrow in the New York Times, Bill Cosby on “Why It’s Paranoid To Watch Your Drink Carefully In Bars”

We only celebrate the 4th so white people can gather and eat mayonnaise

Sheesh!

Marketing fail The bank is offering me payment options on the fraudulent charge Erm No Just No Nope Not winning the day No

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There's a Quiet New Deal going on...

Banning medical debt from credit reports. Cracking down on junk fees. Banning non-competes. Capping credit card fees. Negotiating drug prices. Expanding OT pay. These Biden policies don't make headlines, but this is what it looks like when government works for the people.

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this has always been one of the most terrifying aspects of climate change to me what happens, politically, when climate refugees number in the hundreds of millions? nothing good, that’s for sure

this is the right wing movement we get with a little migration and inflation. what does it look like when climate change really starts to bite

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The 4th of July should serve as a reminder of 34 felonies you should not ignore in November.

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Thy frank election make; Thou hast power to choose, and they none to forsake.

"It is not a political party – it is an ongoing, violent coup." Jason Johnson re Trump Republicans/Project 2025

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Offensive as fuck, and The Economist should google “FDR.”

IMO this is a straight-up ageist and ableist image, no?

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Nothing says #July4 like a juicy slice of watermelon. This delicious fruit doesn't just appear on our picnic table. It takes a lot of work. An average watermelon weighs 20 lbs. It's 100+ degrees in Bakersfield today. Can you imagine harvesting them in high temps? #WeFeedYou

With this, you get quesadillas, though!

I finally saw a cybertruck this week in real life and the very first thing that occurred to me was how much it resembles a taco bell quesadilla press. Add wheels to this grill and you would not be able to distinguish between them

Same, Rick!

Good morning. Happy 4th. Hope it isn't the last one.🖖☕️

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And now for the traditional July 4th blessing: Happy Independence Day, may you end the day with as many fingers as you began it with.

Shame on The Economist. I really expected better than this.

IMO this is a straight-up ageist and ableist image, no?

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I came to my 14 year old with a concern about social media. He literally took his glasses off, rubbed his temples, and asked: “what have the moms on the internet said now?” 😯🫤😆

Welcome!

Hi. I'm new. I think I might like it here.

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Channel your anger. Promise yourself right now that you're going to get 5 people to vote this November, who don't typically vote.