#AltText A group of protesters standing in what looks like a city park at night. One holds up a sign reading: "Y'all don't look for MISSING KIDS this hard."
I think he is getting the day he deserves. Downtown San Diego's demonstration was massive. I opted for Del Mar because I was by myself. Good people, good turn out. Glad I went, and will go as long as it takes.
2/ You know #FlopsweatMcBoneSpurs is just seething, scrambling for another ketchup bottle to throw, making frantic phone calls on his unsecured phone as his thick, goopy make-up curdles under all that sweat.
At the most recent update from the National Weather Service / National Forecast Chart, the "Heavy Rain - Flash Flooding Possible" warning area expanded northward farther across DC
Len Blavatnik has reportedly been approached by Redbird Capital Partners about making an investment in The Telegraph, one of U.K.’s most influential newspapers.
AP: A political consultant who sent artificial intelligence-generated robocalls mimicking former President Joe Biden to New Hampshire Democrats last year was acquitted Friday of voter suppression and impersonating a candidate.
Meanwhile, in the UK (where there is a King, but he's just there to shake hands and help fill tabloid space), seagulls are stealing the coffee. And the coffee mugs.
@nazokiyoubinbou Agreed. I'm worried about proliferation: it's bad enough if seagulls become caffeinated, but if they teach Canada geese to drink coffee too we're all dead.
NYT’s “The Tilt” newsletter: Of all of Elon Musk’s explosive X posts last week during his public sparring with President Trump, perhaps the one that received the least attention was his call for a third party.
Hey, I’m following the protests in the US closely. As a German, I don’t want to overstep, but it’s worrying to see so much state violence—tear gas in Atlanta, threatening sheriffs, curfews, mass arrests at anti-ICE protests. You’re often ahead of us socially, and these waves usually reach Europe eventually. I hope things calm down soon, and people can express their pain without more violence. Stay strong and take care, especially if you’re protesting with your mom. #nokings
@spiegelmama @Beachbum @curtrang We had a deranged person stop his car and jump out with baseball bat but he just smashed his own car windows and was apprehended, so no real danger here.
If Kamala were president, you'd be at brunch because you'd fail to realize that we'd still need to be protesting in the streets over genocide, environmental malfeasance, a disastrous economy, and a police state, among other things. Actually, "fail to realize" is too nice. You'd be at brunch because you're fine with fascism that doesn't affect you. #subtoot #HotTake
N.B. that if you jump headlong into my mentions to tell me how right I am that there's no difference between Harris and Trump, I won't agree with you. You'll probably take that badly, and the relationship will get rocky. Why not just accept that several things can be true at the same time and move on with our lives?
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"people seem to be thinking of these protests as social events".
I'm not actually sure that's bad, though? Because maybe connecting with other people who are pissed off and fed up at the situation would be a good thing actually?
And maybe improving morale by getting together in big numbers and getting that energy going could be good too?
Not all protests are for the same purpose, and that's actually a good thing.
Some folks I think are too caught up in an identity as “a protester” or “an activist” and so we (which I say bc I also fight against this tendency in myself” see a goofy-ass protest and struggle to reconcile what we are seeing with what we want to imagine ourselves being a protagonist in.
It doesn’t have to be like this — it’s totally ok to either not go to the goody thing and instead participate in a complimentary other rebellious activity, and also ok to go to the goofy thing just like many of us also regularly go to goofy-ass fuck shit like sporting events, 4th of July parades and pop concerts
@spencer and/or for me I think sometimes the cop in my head says “these other people should be more radical, how can I personally help radicalize them??” Nah, doesn’t have to be my responsibility all the time
i would even argue that it's necessary at this stage? getting people together who hate this administration from all walks of life is how a movement is born
Stop the world, I want to get off. Let me float through the cosmos, into the stillness and bright darkness. Let me catch a ride on an ancient comet, finally get some rest, and return my borrowed atoms to the stars in which they were born.
"Channel 10 also reports: Pakistan informed France and the U.S. that if any country directly joins the war on #Israel’s side against #Iran, the Pakistani military will enter the war alongside Iran against Israel."
Pakistan is just like Iran when it comes to talking big, without being much of a threat. They are stuck facing up against India. They are powerless to do anything. And if they did, they would be humiliated, just as Iran.
There are people who like to go on a lot about how terribly busy they always are, and people who just quietly get on with things without making a fuss. Despite appearances, I'm actually the latter. But I do often wonder if it's the people who fall into the former category who go further in life. The perception that they're heroically overcoming their exhausting schedules to complete a task. Reminding anyone in earshot that they got up early or did a thing. I'm not saying that people who do this are *bad* - we all have different lived experiences - but a couple of my closest friends do this and make jokes about how I'm never busy because I just don't really see the value in complaining about it. It's a zero sum game - like couples who live together constantly trying to find chore-equilibrium.
These are great insights into this dichotomy, Ben. I've experienced close people in both camps. For the former, I appreciate them raising visibility into the things (heck, it might jog someone into doing something similar). And for the latter, quiet and steady really resonates with me.
The move marks a significant pivot for the Trump administration, which has vowed to deport millions of immigrants living in the country without legal status.
As employment in Canada continues to be closely watched for signs of U.S.-tariff impacts, DesRosiers Automotive Consultants pulled its first quarter data to
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth explained why the United States redirected critical anti-drone defense technology products initially intended for Ukraine’s Armed Forces to American troops deployed in the Middle East. — Ukrinform.
State Pension claimants are being urged to make a broadband check that could end up saving them hundreds of pounds a year. Social tariffs are offered to those
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