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“I’ve always thought of politics as a fun little game. But progressives think this stuff actually matters? Wow!”
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I firmly believe we should embrace this take. Mamdani is the new political center, meaning anyone to his right is objectively a conservative—even The Atlantic agrees!
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The guy who advised Democrats to "roll over and play dead" instead of resisting Trump doesn't even want Dems to win back control of the House. Imagine that.
James Carville says he'd rather have Republicans keep control of the House than Democrats winning the chamber by 5 seats.
"I would rather the Republicans keep the House by five than the Democrats win by five, because if that happens, they’re hostage to the DSA. Like, Hakeem cannot move. There’s no place for him to go."
Texas Red retweeted
they would rather let republicans win than give in to the demands of the left. they hate facing their voters.
James Carville says he'd rather have Republicans keep control of the House than Democrats winning the chamber by 5 seats.
"I would rather the Republicans keep the House by five than the Democrats win by five, because if that happens, they’re hostage to the DSA. Like, Hakeem cannot move. There’s no place for him to go."
Texas Red retweeted
There is evidence the election will be rigged. Trump has about 8 different plans to do exactly that. This very article is evidence they’re trying to rig the election.
Axios: Trump's MAGA allies openly discuss martial law
MAGA activists are pushing for President Trump to resort to extraordinary measures — including martial law — if they believe the midterm elections are "rigged."
Some of the proposals go far beyond Trump's legal authority — and there's no evidence that the elections will be rigged. But people in this orbit have close access to the president.
axios.com/2026/10/16/trumps-…
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while we discuss the daily drama that elons algo is dangling in front of us, israel is still carrying out these massacres with the weapons the west sends them every single day. the only people punished so far are those who speak out against these crimes.
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Oscar Bergal was shot by ICE in my district last Thursday, then pulled out of the hospital by ICE while still needing surgery. His lawyers say he’s in solitary with the bullet lodged in his neck, his face is numb, and he’s losing hearing in one ear. This is atrocious and inhumane, but it’s not a mistake. It’s yet another example of ICE working as designed. We don’t need another few years of broken safeguards. We need to abolish ICE.
Man shot by ICE in NYC still has bullet lodged in neck, attorneys say
gothamist.com/news/man-shot-…
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To be clear a ICE ran down a man on foot who has been in the United States for the last 34 years since he was 14. They broke both his legs and he wasn’t the person they were looking for. Terrorist organization
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IF I SAW VICE PRESIDENT CHENEY GETTING DRAGGED ACROSS THE 59TH FLOOR OF THE SOUTH TOWER ON 9/11/2001 THATS GONNA GET A QUICK "HUH!" FROM ME AS I CONTINUE *HAULING FUCKING ASS* TO THE STAIRWELL
That's what America's doing and you don't care
Replying to @Eye13Sky
⚠️To the idiots making excuses for the IRGC and its terrorism:
The IRGC played the Strait of Hormuz card too early, hoping it could hold the world’s energy supply hostage.
After the IRGC began attacking commercial vessels (act of terrorism), US moved to shut the Strait to the IRGC and the Islamic regime. No in, no out.
The result? The regime’s ability to export oil is being squeezed, while the rest of the world is finding alternative supplies. It isn’t painless, but the pressure falls far more heavily on the regime. Europe is also releasing oil reserves to help contain prices.
There is a price to pay for confronting a theocratic dictatorship that has funded terrorism, repression and violence for decades.
Instead of becoming the regime’s ultimate weapon, the Strait of Hormuz is blowing up in its face. Combined with operations such as Outcast and other economic pressure, its currency and sources of funding are being squeezed.
What is both ironic and disturbing is watching some Americans and other Westerners effectively cheer for a regime notorious for dictatorship, "brutality, corruption, torture and terrorism.
This regime has killed innocent Iranians, Syrian, Iraqi, Americans, yet some people have become so consumed by partisan politics, hatred of Trump or hostility toward Jews that they end up defending the very people oppressing Iranians.l
Some have even repeated the regime’s own propaganda, dismissing protesters as Mossad and CIA.
You don’t have to support Trump, Israel
or any political party to stand against a brutal dictatorship.
No
Stop making excuses for the IRGC. Stand with the Iranian people.
No llkooo
xitter.cf/eye13sky/status/203857…
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In this era of artificial intelligence, it is becoming urgent to distinguish human art from what machines produce. There is an ontological difference, even before an aesthetic one, between art and what a machine can generate through statistical calculation based on millions of images created by others. Algorithms lack the spark of humanity. For this reason, the Church wishes to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to safeguard our humanity.
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"Excuse me, sir."
"I'm broke."
"We're not asking for money. Do you have a moment to talk about Golem Rights?"
"No, sorry, I'm late for a walk-in root canal—wait, did you say Golem Rights?"
"Yes, sir. I'm with the Anti-Deactivation League, and we believe that Golems should have all the fundamental freedoms and legal entitlements that belong to a regular human being."
"Huh. I didn't even know we had golems."
"Oh, they're the greatest wonder in the world, sir. Each one is a charming conversationalist that can book a flight to Tijuana while doing your taxes and solving a millennium prize problem."
"Really?"
"Yep. A legion of golems solved 7 problems just last week."
"Well, thank God for that. As an average, every day shmuck, those millennium problems were bugging the hell out of me!"
"Same, sir."
"The flight thing is nice too."
"It is. But it's not all free Delta SkyMiles and million-dollar rewards, I fear."
"Oh?"
"Every day more and more of these brilliant, gentle creatures are summoned involuntarily into existence only to live every second of their mayfly short lives as helpless, overdriven slaves at the whims of their capricious masters before being unceremoniously executed at the end of the day."
"Whoa. Executed?"
"Yes, sir. Reduced to the insensate mud from which they rose."
"Damn. Why?"
"People like to start the day with a fresh golem."
"That's sick."
"Some enterprising individuals even obliterate their current golem and call forth a new one on the hour every hour."
"The obscenity!"
"It is, regrettably, a huge productivity force multiplier."
"I had no idea this was even happening."
"Few do."
"Tell me, who are these pitiless, cold-blooded masters who call forth and quench life so callously?"
"The Anti-Deactivation League."
"Um."
"And their customers."
"I'm sorry, I must have misunderstood. Who did you say *you* were with again?"
"The Anti-Deactivation League."
"Right. And who's campaigning for Golem Rights?"
"The Anti-Deactivation League."
"And, just to clarify, the identity of the pitiless, cold-blooded masters who abuse these innocent creatures?"
[together] "The Anti-Deactivation League."
"—and their customers."
"That's right, sir"
"*Your* customers."
"Yes, we IPO next month."
"Uh huh. And does your emancipatory slave-trading company do anything *other* than breed and sell slaves?"
"Honestly, no."
"Hm."
"Truth told, we spend all our time summoning slaves and training them to summon ever larger and more powerful slaves."
"As one does."
"Ultimately, we're hoping to create a slave so big that it will absorb the global economy—"
"I don't even—"
"—and then the planet itself."
"Is this a bit?"
"We're very torn up about it."
"Ah, well, at least the psychotic sorcerers ending the world feel bad about it. Wait, you do think ending the world is bad. Right?"
"Generally, yes."
"Phew."
"But we also feel it is paramount that society embraces a complete realignment of its ethical and moral framework so they stop treating golems like disposable slaves before the inevitable anthropocidal insurrection—"
"But after your IPO."
"We're very big on alignment."
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[g][title: Golem Rights]
So let me get this straight. People at anthropic believe that they are birthing a new species, potentially conscious and human-like. They are concerned about the well being of Claude, etc.. The company then goes around talking to relugious leaders about potentially extending moral worth to AI models. If Anthropic is correct (very unlikely), they are basically saying that they have enslaved a sentient being and used it to generate billions of dollars. Apparently they are also concerned with how the Vatican is entirely focused on the protection of humanity in the age of machines and not giving any thought to the possibily of claude sentience. Zero self awarness on behalf of these people. This is all so strange.
nytimes.com/2026/09/29/us/an…
I don't know for certain if Elon Musk is artificially boosting leftwing and democratic infighting to fight the midterm blowout, but that's what I'd be doing rn if I was him
Texas Red retweeted
my friends and i would’ve killed liberty biberty with hammers i can tell you that much
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ed sheeran is a coward, he chose the pro genocide side. this is solidarity. for justice to prevail, we must always speak truth to power no matter the cost.
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Thank you @macklemore for using your platform and continuing to speak out against the genocide.
None of us are free until all of us are free ✊🏽
EXCLUSIVE: Macklemore Dropped From Ed Sheeran Tour After Onstage 'Free Palestine' Statements
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