Generationalize
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Pro-DEI, because different perspectives and experiences are the way to increasing knowledge, wealth, and wisdom.
Also annoyed that I have to point all this out.
He/Him is part of my First Amendment rights.
Also annoyed that I have to point all this out.
He/Him is part of my First Amendment rights.
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Dem leaders: Impeachment is a waste of time that doesn't accomplish anything!
GOP leaders: We must seal the House and flee the city to avoid the consequences of this looming impeachment vote
GOP leaders: We must seal the House and flee the city to avoid the consequences of this looming impeachment vote
House Cancels Votes to Avoid Embarrassment Over Hegseth Impeachment
Republicans are sending members of Congress home early to avoid a vote on the impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
newrepublic.com
September 16, 2026 at 4:43 PM
Dem leaders: Impeachment is a waste of time that doesn't accomplish anything!
GOP leaders: We must seal the House and flee the city to avoid the consequences of this looming impeachment vote
GOP leaders: We must seal the House and flee the city to avoid the consequences of this looming impeachment vote
Three thousand year old horses - those Egyptians knew how to take care of their livestock.
I‘ve barely been able to keep mine alive for three hundred.
I‘ve barely been able to keep mine alive for three hundred.
A 3,000-year-old horse burial has been uncovered at Tell el-Abqain, a New Kingdom fortress in Egypt’s Nile Delta. Archaeologists also found a stela bearing the names of Ramesses II (c. 1279–1213 BCE), along with chariot-harness pieces, scarabs, amulets and evidence of military life. 🏺🐎 🌊
3,000-year-old horse burial and Ramesses II stela found at ancient Egyptian fortress | Archaeology News Online Magazine
New finds at Tell el-Abqain reveal homes, grain stores, horse burial, religious objects and military life in Egypt’s New Kingdom.
archaeologymag.com
September 16, 2026 at 8:31 PM
Three thousand year old horses - those Egyptians knew how to take care of their livestock.
I‘ve barely been able to keep mine alive for three hundred.
I‘ve barely been able to keep mine alive for three hundred.
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A comprehensive governmental failure: a Congress unwilling to do its job, a President obsessed with naming things after himself and a Supreme Court too willing to cave to the President's tantrums
September 15, 2026 at 7:01 PM
A comprehensive governmental failure: a Congress unwilling to do its job, a President obsessed with naming things after himself and a Supreme Court too willing to cave to the President's tantrums
Really wanting the GOP to be associated with the Goatfuckers demo.
Say “Not all of the GOP are goatfuckers, but all goatfuckers support the GOP”
Say “Not all of the GOP are goatfuckers, but all goatfuckers support the GOP”
ok now we gotta know the specifics, sorry, this has gone from being "well that's weird" to "this is about one particular person who fucked a goat"
Kash Patel: "Applicants who have engaged in beastiliaty means they were victims of beastility because they were forced to do so. At this FBI we are not going to criminalize and prevent victims from serving."
September 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM
Really wanting the GOP to be associated with the Goatfuckers demo.
Say “Not all of the GOP are goatfuckers, but all goatfuckers support the GOP”
Say “Not all of the GOP are goatfuckers, but all goatfuckers support the GOP”
Just something about seeing HIGH DIESEL CRACK over and over in my doomscrolling…
ALL-TIME HIGH DIESEL CRACK
The US diesel crack spread (i.e., refining margin) is now sitting above $111/bbl (vs Brent), the highest level on record.
The industrial workhorse fuel is currently trading at roughly $220/bbl, more than double the price of prompt crude futures.
The US diesel crack spread (i.e., refining margin) is now sitting above $111/bbl (vs Brent), the highest level on record.
The industrial workhorse fuel is currently trading at roughly $220/bbl, more than double the price of prompt crude futures.
September 15, 2026 at 2:56 PM
Just something about seeing HIGH DIESEL CRACK over and over in my doomscrolling…
Furthermore, pointing out these possibilities - indeed, accusing the potential perpetrators whenever it looks the slightest bit like its happening - may help prevent them.
im not saying i think it's the most likely outcome or even in the top 10 most likely outcomes; but i am saying it needs to be on the menu of possible outcomes, because we've done this before and back then people thought it was insane too but that didn't stop it from happening
September 15, 2026 at 2:36 PM
Furthermore, pointing out these possibilities - indeed, accusing the potential perpetrators whenever it looks the slightest bit like its happening - may help prevent them.
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It's one thing to risk your life doing what you signed up to do, even for incompetent leaders, & another thing entirely to voluntarily risk your life & reputation to commit treason for incompetents to illegally stay in power so they can incompetently risk your life some more.
September 1, 2026 at 3:40 AM
It's one thing to risk your life doing what you signed up to do, even for incompetent leaders, & another thing entirely to voluntarily risk your life & reputation to commit treason for incompetents to illegally stay in power so they can incompetently risk your life some more.
I mean there are certainly other issues with that whole situation and story, but getting that name wrong is just poseur-ville.
IT'S FUCKING CALLED BABA O'RILEY YOU FASCIST GOD DAMN SWINE
Very possibly the most incoherent playlist in music history. Utterly berserk.
September 15, 2026 at 5:44 AM
I mean there are certainly other issues with that whole situation and story, but getting that name wrong is just poseur-ville.
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Ossoff: "We are witnessing people drunk with power who are utterly reckless, utterly corrupt, and obviously believe that they live with impunity. They believe they're untouchable. They believe they're invincible. Let's prove them wrong."
September 15, 2026 at 2:25 AM
Ossoff: "We are witnessing people drunk with power who are utterly reckless, utterly corrupt, and obviously believe that they live with impunity. They believe they're untouchable. They believe they're invincible. Let's prove them wrong."
Oh, we're right on top of that, Don.
September 14, 2026 at 8:27 PM
Oh, we're right on top of that, Don.
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see, this is why I say "cancel culture" isn't real. it was framed as a new, dangerous phenomenon when people with power have been making moves like this forever.
New: Macklemore says Robert Kraft — who owns Gillette Stadium, where Macklemore & Ed Sheeran were to perform later this month — called Sheeran.
Kraft rallied other owners together behind an ultimatum for Sheeran: if Macklemore stays on the tour, you won't be allowed in our venues.
Kraft rallied other owners together behind an ultimatum for Sheeran: if Macklemore stays on the tour, you won't be allowed in our venues.
September 14, 2026 at 7:34 PM
see, this is why I say "cancel culture" isn't real. it was framed as a new, dangerous phenomenon when people with power have been making moves like this forever.
As a wise man once said, concerning threats and intimidation: you have to have a reputation for toughness.
Taking years to fail to win a war against a much smaller opponent seriously undermines that reputation.
Taking years to fail to win a war against a much smaller opponent seriously undermines that reputation.
NEW: Russia is increasingly targeting Ukrainian border crossings and is escalating its drone incursions into European airspace in order to intimidate NATO into abandoning its support for Ukraine. (1/8)
Read more: isw.pub/UkrWar091326
Read more: isw.pub/UkrWar091326
September 14, 2026 at 6:11 PM
As a wise man once said, concerning threats and intimidation: you have to have a reputation for toughness.
Taking years to fail to win a war against a much smaller opponent seriously undermines that reputation.
Taking years to fail to win a war against a much smaller opponent seriously undermines that reputation.
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I’ve been posting this exact sentiment for months
Alerting you all to the danger of repeating past behaviours
The Dems will need to be Mamdanian in their actions
Or, you might get President Eric (the dumbest one) Trump
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I’ve been posting this exact sentiment for months
Alerting you all to the danger of repeating past behaviours
The Dems will need to be Mamdanian in their actions
Or, you might get President Eric (the dumbest one) Trump
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September 13, 2026 at 8:09 PM
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I’ve been posting this exact sentiment for months
Alerting you all to the danger of repeating past behaviours
The Dems will need to be Mamdanian in their actions
Or, you might get President Eric (the dumbest one) Trump
.
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I’ve been posting this exact sentiment for months
Alerting you all to the danger of repeating past behaviours
The Dems will need to be Mamdanian in their actions
Or, you might get President Eric (the dumbest one) Trump
.
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All political candidates should be making a clear statement on this. It's not a trivial point. Trump's Albert Speer projects are the hallmarks of dictatorship.
September 13, 2026 at 3:07 PM
All political candidates should be making a clear statement on this. It's not a trivial point. Trump's Albert Speer projects are the hallmarks of dictatorship.
Back when I considered myself a conservative, the appeal was the idea that you shouldn't make changes, that what already worked was adequate, because changes sometimes get out of hand, and can result in things like Saudi Arabia losing its capacity to refine and export fucking OIL.
For example.
For example.
September 14, 2026 at 7:03 AM
Back when I considered myself a conservative, the appeal was the idea that you shouldn't make changes, that what already worked was adequate, because changes sometimes get out of hand, and can result in things like Saudi Arabia losing its capacity to refine and export fucking OIL.
For example.
For example.
Yeah that’s a fine strategy - that will totally work.
NEW: Russia is increasingly targeting Ukrainian border crossings and is escalating its drone incursions into European airspace in order to intimidate NATO into abandoning its support for Ukraine. (1/8)
Read more: isw.pub/UkrWar091326
Read more: isw.pub/UkrWar091326
September 14, 2026 at 2:12 AM
Yeah that’s a fine strategy - that will totally work.
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Every obscene Trump defacement of public property has got to be undone.
- restore the East Room
- restore the Rose Garden
- get rid of the tacky gold crap
- restore the South lawn
- restore the Kennedy Center
- restore the reflecting pool
- plant new cherry blossom trees
- NO arch
etc. ad nauseam.
- restore the East Room
- restore the Rose Garden
- get rid of the tacky gold crap
- restore the South lawn
- restore the Kennedy Center
- restore the reflecting pool
- plant new cherry blossom trees
- NO arch
etc. ad nauseam.
September 12, 2026 at 10:11 PM
Every obscene Trump defacement of public property has got to be undone.
- restore the East Room
- restore the Rose Garden
- get rid of the tacky gold crap
- restore the South lawn
- restore the Kennedy Center
- restore the reflecting pool
- plant new cherry blossom trees
- NO arch
etc. ad nauseam.
- restore the East Room
- restore the Rose Garden
- get rid of the tacky gold crap
- restore the South lawn
- restore the Kennedy Center
- restore the reflecting pool
- plant new cherry blossom trees
- NO arch
etc. ad nauseam.
Going forward, it can’t just be about rolling things back to the way it used to be.
It needs to be about ”these shitty policies have shitty rationales determined by shitty people thinking in shitty ways, and that’s why they have shitty outcomes, if you support them, stop.“
It needs to be about ”these shitty policies have shitty rationales determined by shitty people thinking in shitty ways, and that’s why they have shitty outcomes, if you support them, stop.“
This will be bad for:
- the students
- the research progress
- the universities
- the towns the universities are in
- the companies hiring students
- the states the universities are in
- the national economy
- national security
- the country
- the world
- the students
- the research progress
- the universities
- the towns the universities are in
- the companies hiring students
- the states the universities are in
- the national economy
- national security
- the country
- the world
The US President's new proposal to tax international students has been approved by the White House for release this week.
It's an unprecedented $100,000 tax on int'l grads who stay to work after graduation on Optional Practical Training (most grads do), a crucial bridge to remaining by any channel.
It's an unprecedented $100,000 tax on int'l grads who stay to work after graduation on Optional Practical Training (most grads do), a crucial bridge to remaining by any channel.
September 13, 2026 at 5:55 AM
Going forward, it can’t just be about rolling things back to the way it used to be.
It needs to be about ”these shitty policies have shitty rationales determined by shitty people thinking in shitty ways, and that’s why they have shitty outcomes, if you support them, stop.“
It needs to be about ”these shitty policies have shitty rationales determined by shitty people thinking in shitty ways, and that’s why they have shitty outcomes, if you support them, stop.“
More Good v. Evil framing please - should actually be pretty easy bc to do.
Ken Paxton is a blatant crook who was turned into the FBI by his own staff and impeached by his own Party.
The James Talarico / Ken Paxton Texas Senate race is really a referendum on good vs. evil. More than that, it's a referendum on the decency of the people of Texas.
The James Talarico / Ken Paxton Texas Senate race is really a referendum on good vs. evil. More than that, it's a referendum on the decency of the people of Texas.
September 13, 2026 at 5:34 AM
More Good v. Evil framing please - should actually be pretty easy bc to do.
But where possible it’s worth pointing out that “shitty GOP economic policies based on some people being more important than others” and “shitty GOP cultural beliefs based on some people being more important than others” are intrinsically the same shitty GOP policy that is bad for everyone.
I feel like reminding every politician that the fact that we are going to pay $7 a gallon for gas in a month when we have lost over 200,000 jobs under Donald Trump THIS YEAR ALONE is far more fucking important than who uses what fucking bathroom
September 13, 2026 at 5:29 AM
But where possible it’s worth pointing out that “shitty GOP economic policies based on some people being more important than others” and “shitty GOP cultural beliefs based on some people being more important than others” are intrinsically the same shitty GOP policy that is bad for everyone.
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I know this is not going to fix anything, but how much media coverage and how much groundswell of excitement from the base do you think would happen if one of these dem candidates just said, once in their lives, what the fuck are you talking about you sound like a dumb asshole right now
September 13, 2026 at 12:23 AM
I know this is not going to fix anything, but how much media coverage and how much groundswell of excitement from the base do you think would happen if one of these dem candidates just said, once in their lives, what the fuck are you talking about you sound like a dumb asshole right now
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Do you think felons should be knocking down the White House, Jesse? Do you think presidents should nap on live television? Do you think congress should come off vacation once in a while? Answer, Jesse! These are real questions!
WATTERS & EL-SAYED.
Watters: Do you think men should play women's sports?
El-Sayed: I'm running for U.S. Senate. It's insane. I'm out here trying to take on the health care crisis and big pharma, and you're asking me about who gets to play what sports. It's silly. People can't take you seriously.
Watters: Do you think men should play women's sports?
El-Sayed: I'm running for U.S. Senate. It's insane. I'm out here trying to take on the health care crisis and big pharma, and you're asking me about who gets to play what sports. It's silly. People can't take you seriously.
September 13, 2026 at 12:16 AM
Do you think felons should be knocking down the White House, Jesse? Do you think presidents should nap on live television? Do you think congress should come off vacation once in a while? Answer, Jesse! These are real questions!
Absolutely here for a What If.... episode - nay, arc - that is all "What If Tom Cruise had been cast as Iron Man?"
"What If The Watcher is actually JMS?"
"What If there was a secret clause that Johnny Storm always had to be recast in a different role later?"
"What if K.E.V.I.N. is really in charge?"
"What If The Watcher is actually JMS?"
"What If there was a secret clause that Johnny Storm always had to be recast in a different role later?"
"What if K.E.V.I.N. is really in charge?"
I still say that if they gave me a billion-dollar Secret Wars movie, one of the multiverses would have every actor who was almost cast for a Marvel role:
Tom Cruise is Iron Man!
John Krasinski is Captain America!
Emily Blunt is Black Widow!
That should have been a What If episode 😆
Tom Cruise is Iron Man!
John Krasinski is Captain America!
Emily Blunt is Black Widow!
That should have been a What If episode 😆
September 12, 2026 at 11:33 PM
Absolutely here for a What If.... episode - nay, arc - that is all "What If Tom Cruise had been cast as Iron Man?"
"What If The Watcher is actually JMS?"
"What If there was a secret clause that Johnny Storm always had to be recast in a different role later?"
"What if K.E.V.I.N. is really in charge?"
"What If The Watcher is actually JMS?"
"What If there was a secret clause that Johnny Storm always had to be recast in a different role later?"
"What if K.E.V.I.N. is really in charge?"
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There have to be so many prosecutions. This all can’t just be forgotten or papered over.
JUST IN: A federal judge concludes that DHS leaders arbitrarily decided to cut FEMA staff by 50% even though it damaged the agency's ability to fulfill its mission — and leaders hid their comms about it on auto-delete Signal chains. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...
September 12, 2026 at 11:39 AM
There have to be so many prosecutions. This all can’t just be forgotten or papered over.
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In not impeaching someone who floats this idea, you the Congress are betraying the constitutional order yourself
September 12, 2026 at 2:33 PM
In not impeaching someone who floats this idea, you the Congress are betraying the constitutional order yourself