The American fascist movement appears to be fissuring back into its rival jock and creep factions
June 5, 2025 at 7:05 PM
The American fascist movement appears to be fissuring back into its rival jock and creep factions
‘Labour polled 11% in a seat that the party has held for 100 years’ is the headline news this morning. Feels like a headline going to hear a lot in the next year.
(Also result - Plaid win - does show that the fissuring of British politics isn’t all to the right)
(Also result - Plaid win - does show that the fissuring of British politics isn’t all to the right)
October 24, 2025 at 7:47 AM
‘Labour polled 11% in a seat that the party has held for 100 years’ is the headline news this morning. Feels like a headline going to hear a lot in the next year.
(Also result - Plaid win - does show that the fissuring of British politics isn’t all to the right)
(Also result - Plaid win - does show that the fissuring of British politics isn’t all to the right)
Posts like this from folk in England make me wonder why its taken Labour losing to Plaid in Wales for them to notice "fissuring in British politics". Scotland has been increasingly "fissuring" for decades, without comment.
Are we just more remote?
Are we just more remote?
October 24, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Posts like this from folk in England make me wonder why its taken Labour losing to Plaid in Wales for them to notice "fissuring in British politics". Scotland has been increasingly "fissuring" for decades, without comment.
Are we just more remote?
Are we just more remote?
1. Yikes, I’m glad nobody was hurt
2. Note the workplace fissuring: “The warehouse was operated by National Freight Inc. (NFI) Industries, a third-party logistics firm.”
2. Note the workplace fissuring: “The warehouse was operated by National Freight Inc. (NFI) Industries, a third-party logistics firm.”
This guy recoded himself setting his workplace on fire while complaining about his company's low pay and posted it. I saw the video recently but didn't know it was real.
finance.yahoo.com/economy/poli...
finance.yahoo.com/economy/poli...
Worker who said he wasn’t paid enough to live accused of torching Kimberly-Clark warehouse serving 50 million
A massive warehouse of paper products was totally destroyed by fire. A video on social media shows fires inside a warehouse, as a person says ‘All you had to do was pay us enough to live.’
finance.yahoo.com
April 12, 2026 at 2:55 PM
1. Yikes, I’m glad nobody was hurt
2. Note the workplace fissuring: “The warehouse was operated by National Freight Inc. (NFI) Industries, a third-party logistics firm.”
2. Note the workplace fissuring: “The warehouse was operated by National Freight Inc. (NFI) Industries, a third-party logistics firm.”
the problem with the "normal" system Biden was desperately trying to prop up (ntm Obama & Hillary Clinton) is that its great fissuring cracks like white collar predation, health under-insurance, or 1099 tax rates were deemed too "small," too "niche" on a by-case basis to be worth vigorous redress
April 1, 2025 at 6:42 PM
the problem with the "normal" system Biden was desperately trying to prop up (ntm Obama & Hillary Clinton) is that its great fissuring cracks like white collar predation, health under-insurance, or 1099 tax rates were deemed too "small," too "niche" on a by-case basis to be worth vigorous redress
Because the 10+ years of extreme programming & false lying narratives are all now coming unraveled. MAGA people’s actual fantasy realities are broken, shorting out, fissuring.
The fascists created a machine that they couldn’t fully control & wasn’t working fast to solve the open ended Qonspiracies.
The fascists created a machine that they couldn’t fully control & wasn’t working fast to solve the open ended Qonspiracies.
September 13, 2025 at 3:13 AM
Because the 10+ years of extreme programming & false lying narratives are all now coming unraveled. MAGA people’s actual fantasy realities are broken, shorting out, fissuring.
The fascists created a machine that they couldn’t fully control & wasn’t working fast to solve the open ended Qonspiracies.
The fascists created a machine that they couldn’t fully control & wasn’t working fast to solve the open ended Qonspiracies.
#Obstreperous spitfire
Your chaos had almost
Subsumed us
in its careless cyclone
And I think all you wanted
Was to live on your own terms
Unencumbered by fear
& caution;
Perhaps your mind
Had already found
its red root
Fissuring
from the rites of passage
Dictating
The outcomes
of our destiny
#vss365
Your chaos had almost
Subsumed us
in its careless cyclone
And I think all you wanted
Was to live on your own terms
Unencumbered by fear
& caution;
Perhaps your mind
Had already found
its red root
Fissuring
from the rites of passage
Dictating
The outcomes
of our destiny
#vss365
March 13, 2025 at 4:08 PM
#Obstreperous spitfire
Your chaos had almost
Subsumed us
in its careless cyclone
And I think all you wanted
Was to live on your own terms
Unencumbered by fear
& caution;
Perhaps your mind
Had already found
its red root
Fissuring
from the rites of passage
Dictating
The outcomes
of our destiny
#vss365
Your chaos had almost
Subsumed us
in its careless cyclone
And I think all you wanted
Was to live on your own terms
Unencumbered by fear
& caution;
Perhaps your mind
Had already found
its red root
Fissuring
from the rites of passage
Dictating
The outcomes
of our destiny
#vss365
Radiologist said "Nonaggressive features, nothing bad. Guessing it's related to osteoarthritis, maybe large subchondral cyst related to cartilaginous fissuring. Can prove it with mr in any case. No bony destruction, no periosteal reaction, no soft tissue mass." So NO bone cancer!!!!!!
January 10, 2024 at 1:55 AM
Radiologist said "Nonaggressive features, nothing bad. Guessing it's related to osteoarthritis, maybe large subchondral cyst related to cartilaginous fissuring. Can prove it with mr in any case. No bony destruction, no periosteal reaction, no soft tissue mass." So NO bone cancer!!!!!!
You want one parent to stay home? Raise the Goddamn minimum wage from $7.25 an hour, empower unions, & end fissuring practices. It’s not rocket science.
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/12/u...
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/12/u...
Not Just More Babies: These Republicans Want More Parents at Home
www.nytimes.com
May 12, 2025 at 4:02 PM
You want one parent to stay home? Raise the Goddamn minimum wage from $7.25 an hour, empower unions, & end fissuring practices. It’s not rocket science.
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/12/u...
www.nytimes.com/2025/05/12/u...
the degree to which this is something you should care about practically is debatable, but it does seem to be fissuring at least Hanania from the broader right wing coalition
November 24, 2025 at 9:03 PM
the degree to which this is something you should care about practically is debatable, but it does seem to be fissuring at least Hanania from the broader right wing coalition
The waiting room at the clinic was always clogged. With sickness, with people. With dread and anxiety twisting the hands of the clock behind its rigid back. With babies new to the #rigmarole of waiting, restlessness squirming through their tiny bodies. Fissuring the gauzed silence.
#vss365
#vss365
March 10, 2025 at 2:30 PM
The waiting room at the clinic was always clogged. With sickness, with people. With dread and anxiety twisting the hands of the clock behind its rigid back. With babies new to the #rigmarole of waiting, restlessness squirming through their tiny bodies. Fissuring the gauzed silence.
#vss365
#vss365
With the expansion of construction subcontracting* (aka "fissuring") of work, we find it is labor brokers ("coyotes") who use naked intimidation tactics, including threats of reporting workers to ICE. Players up the contracting chain profess ignorance.
*often illegal employee 1099 misclassification
*often illegal employee 1099 misclassification
Calling the government to deport your union workers became a pretty standard move by a lot of employers in industries such as leather and meatpacking for a long time after this, though I haven’t heard of a recent case of this in some time now, for whatever that is worth.
December 10, 2024 at 7:12 PM
With the expansion of construction subcontracting* (aka "fissuring") of work, we find it is labor brokers ("coyotes") who use naked intimidation tactics, including threats of reporting workers to ICE. Players up the contracting chain profess ignorance.
*often illegal employee 1099 misclassification
*often illegal employee 1099 misclassification
Gift link, because I don't want to be the only person obsessing over the sad, crazy story of Monica Getz and her planet-fissuring divorce. May she rest in peace. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/07/u...
Monica Getz, Advocate for Divorce Court Reform, Dies at 90 (Gift Article)
Her troubled marriage to the jazz star Stan Getz led to a headline-making divorce case. The result of the trial gave her a cause to fight for.
www.nytimes.com
February 10, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Gift link, because I don't want to be the only person obsessing over the sad, crazy story of Monica Getz and her planet-fissuring divorce. May she rest in peace. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/07/u...
Me? I like my women like I like my chondral fissuring at the tibiotalar joint: Full thickness.
December 7, 2024 at 10:48 PM
Me? I like my women like I like my chondral fissuring at the tibiotalar joint: Full thickness.
i will be honest all the cracks in our military publicly fissuring at once has me pretty worried about a coalition of the willing.
August 27, 2026 at 4:08 AM
i will be honest all the cracks in our military publicly fissuring at once has me pretty worried about a coalition of the willing.
Pre-plant. The baseline materiality of production. 75% smectite. Blue weathered to brown. Fissuring in the top 20cm.
March 13, 2025 at 7:27 AM
Pre-plant. The baseline materiality of production. 75% smectite. Blue weathered to brown. Fissuring in the top 20cm.
the sensation of brightness behind your eyes (that rupture) and the air fissuring open in a great and terrible resound, then the weightlessness of falling from a dream—this comic makes me want better words and larger worlds.
October 25, 2024 at 2:44 PM
the sensation of brightness behind your eyes (that rupture) and the air fissuring open in a great and terrible resound, then the weightlessness of falling from a dream—this comic makes me want better words and larger worlds.
A problem w/ “low prices” as the sole goal for antitrust is that they too often stem not from genuine improvements in productive capacity or investments in research, but from worker exploitation & legal arbitrage. Eg include franchising, fissuring, arbitration clauses, & non-competes
November 9, 2024 at 3:51 PM
A problem w/ “low prices” as the sole goal for antitrust is that they too often stem not from genuine improvements in productive capacity or investments in research, but from worker exploitation & legal arbitrage. Eg include franchising, fissuring, arbitration clauses, & non-competes
slept pretty good aside from a vivid nightmare about the walls closing in at the same time as the floor started fissuring apart. ah! "tuesday again no problem". let's go
September 29, 2026 at 2:55 PM
slept pretty good aside from a vivid nightmare about the walls closing in at the same time as the floor started fissuring apart. ah! "tuesday again no problem". let's go
‘Families were torn apart and individuals changed sides. These coat-turns show how intricate the ideological fissuring had become, along lines of religion, constitutional law, localism, loyalism, culture and nationality.’
Jonathan Healey on the English Commonwealth:
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Jonathan Healey on the English Commonwealth:
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Jonathan Healey · Blood and Confusion: England’s Republic
The English republic isn’t recalled with much fondness by anyone. It is known as a fun-sapping entity that cancelled...
www.lrb.co.uk
July 2, 2025 at 4:53 PM
‘Families were torn apart and individuals changed sides. These coat-turns show how intricate the ideological fissuring had become, along lines of religion, constitutional law, localism, loyalism, culture and nationality.’
Jonathan Healey on the English Commonwealth:
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Jonathan Healey on the English Commonwealth:
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
‘Families were torn apart and individuals changed sides. These coat-turns show how intricate the ideological fissuring had become, along lines of religion, constitutional law, localism, loyalism, culture and nationality.’
Jonathan Healey on the English Commonwealth: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Jonathan Healey on the English Commonwealth: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Jonathan Healey · Blood and Confusion: England’s Republic
The English republic isn’t recalled with much fondness by anyone. It is known as a fun-sapping entity that cancelled...
www.lrb.co.uk
July 14, 2025 at 3:10 PM
‘Families were torn apart and individuals changed sides. These coat-turns show how intricate the ideological fissuring had become, along lines of religion, constitutional law, localism, loyalism, culture and nationality.’
Jonathan Healey on the English Commonwealth: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
Jonathan Healey on the English Commonwealth: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
The fracture was always there. Its now fissuring.
Thats what happens in right wing selfish politics.
There is no agreement, its me, me, me. The biggest me wins in the short term.
Thats what happens in right wing selfish politics.
There is no agreement, its me, me, me. The biggest me wins in the short term.
March 27, 2026 at 11:13 PM
The fracture was always there. Its now fissuring.
Thats what happens in right wing selfish politics.
There is no agreement, its me, me, me. The biggest me wins in the short term.
Thats what happens in right wing selfish politics.
There is no agreement, its me, me, me. The biggest me wins in the short term.
