The reporter who decided that her time was better spent bashing Will Stancil than covering the protests she was ostensibly observing also likes to QT Nazis in order to complain about Rothschilds. The criticism of her article is quite mild compared to the backlash she deserves.

I don’t care what you say. That thing is a muppet created out of Jim Henson’s old mop when he thought Rowlf needed a friend.

Aside from the fact that Shaun King quoting neo-Nazis and their fans has become depressingly unsurprising, “Mileikowsky,” should be spelled with an “i” at the end if it’s a Polish name. Then again, bigots aren’t generally known for their intellects.

If you see this, post a monster.

This seems to be a recurring problem whenever someone gets criticized for covering a story poorly.

If you can only recognize antisemitism when it is perpetuated by your political opponents, you are part of the problem.

The bottom two remind me of this.

The bedrock of human civilization is a fundamental belief that random people on the street, let alone people in need of assistance, aren’t secretly trying to kill and/or kidnap you. ICE is undermining the basic principles of society, and they need to be held to account for it.

I thought it was pretty over the top when Ghostface endorsed Netanyahu before impaling 20 Palestinian babies on a blue and white spear and using their blood to make matzah. They really jumped the shark with that scene.

To anyone who was worried, I’m back. I’m glad to know Bluesky can moderate comments against Nazis, even if they won’t stop targeted hate campaigns where the ringleaders have specifically said they don’t want their target to feel safe.

It seems that decreasing the amount of Tim in the code helps with bugfixes, especially if one wants to continvoucly morg back into develop. He’s really bad at doing that.

I knew the mirror monster was real. I 𝘬𝘯𝘦𝘸 it.

I think his point was that being anti-Nazi wasn’t really a partisan issue in the USA when the original trilogy came out (and when most people say political they mean partisan). The openly pro-Hitler caucus being politically viable in this country is a relatively new phenomenon. (1/2)

@borogove.bsky.social I saw you on my feed and I have two quick questions: 1) Are there times where you feel you are particularly mimsy? 2) Do you get question 1 a lot? I ask because you’re the first Borogove I’ve met.

2 things are true at the same time: 1) Lying isn’t against the law and is protected by the First Amendment in the USA (barring specific circumstances). 2) The social contract has a strict anti-lying clause and if you violate it, anything you say from that point onward is invalid. (1/2)

Oh. My. G-d. Is that the original Art Scroll?! Upon which all future translations are based?! Holy cow!

Kyle Kulinski himself is compromised and has been for a while at this point.

Did he start dating Candace Owens, or something?

If someone says, “I would handle the trolley problem by stopping the trolley,” they’re actually the kind of person who would loudly complain about the existence of the trolley while it runs over five people, then claim their decision caused less death than the people who threw the lever.

That’s quite a potent response.

Meanwhile, actual Pharisees.

Hot take: if social media platforms won’t ban someone for inciting violence, the owners and moderators should be legally liable if the violence in question happens.

In the original Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, there’s a character who kidnaps two children before trying to win them over with words and food. For his actions, he gets stalked and hunted by a sentient car.

A note to Republican policy makers: just because we like the style of ancient Greek architecture for our government buildings doesn’t mean you should model your legal policy after Antiochus IV Epiphanes. It’s a blatant violation of the First Amendment.

Refusal to accept that Trump actually means all the crazy things he says has been the baseline position of the average American swing voter for the past 12 or so years. “Take him seriously, but not literally,” was actual, official analysis of his rhetoric.

This lends credence to the idea of liberals getting football in the national divorce. And here I thought we were just joking.

Hear me out: what if they keep walking after that and bathe in the caldera?

A real shame that an account with thousands of followers and a bio that implies decency would turn out to have roughly the same opinions of Jews as Nick Fuentes. (Also wild that someone who claims to be “agnostic leaning” hates Jews for our supposed hate of Mary.)

I do not understand this story and refuse to become Online enough to learn.

The Jewish parts of the family came because of Europe and their general treatment of Jews for the past couple millennia. The non-Jewish parts I’m not sure about. Some have been here since before the USA. Some came more recently.

So the lady who bragged about killing a puppy and who has the actual initials KLAN had her goons kill a VA nurse and someone literally named “Ms. Good,” and then tried to claim both of them were domestic terrorists. I’ve seen political cartoons more subtle than reality is being right now.

Also, I’m getting really tired of ignorant Brits weighing in on American politics. Take your moldy zucchini, sorry, “mouldy courgette,” and shove it somewhere that will make you less insufferable, either through your education or your silence.

Briahna Joy Gray continues her audition for non-traditional casting of Hitler, I see.

If ICE wants to use vampire rules to try to circumvent the Fourth Amendment, they have to be willing to be treated as vampires by the general populace.

Jewish law has an interesting punishment for a specific type of false testimony: the false witnesses are sentenced to what would have been the defendant’s punishment. In a nutshell, we should revoke the citizenship of these people and deport them.

Hear me out: a monster hunter that deliberately performs adorable acts of whimsy to attract their targets.

Rav Yirmiyah’s getting a lot of company these days.

It’s true. Jacob has never had a single comment on any of his videos, and they’re open. People just don’t have opinions on game criticism.

“I wouldn’t bet on their being a vote in 2026.” “Don’t bring that into my replies.” “You can’t handle the truth.” “It’s not the truth, it’s you being a moron.” “How dare you accuse me of lying about my gambling habits?!” For this, Rav Yirmiyah was thrown out of the Beit Midrash.

I do enjoy the occasional good old-fashioned crazy. No, the GOP isn’t going to steal the election using Republiclones of registered voters. They wouldn’t have to work so hard at voter suppression if they could do that.

It’s wild they just republished this article from 2013.

His fundamental beliefs are that the USA is ontologically evil, and that all Democrats are secretly Republicans (so he doesn’t have to reflect on his part in Trump’s reelection), and everything he says flows from those positions.

🎵There’s a hole in the bucket, dear Eliza, dear Eliza…🎶