Verano y mil tormentas. Dev @danituits2.
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for the record this has nothing to do with “freedom of speech”, they’re using this term to add pressure
that’s irresponsible given how many folks fight every day for their freedom of speech rights
Spain is censoring the internet by blocking @vercel CDN IPs, which is the front door of millions of applications and websites.
We’re working hard on mitigations to restore freedom of speech as we can, as they’re uncommunicative, secretive & undeterred by users’ complaints.
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🔥Mientras tanto una periodista peruana en España elige recordar todo sobre Vargas Llosa. Escúchenla, tremendo.
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Igual la manera de detener todo este sinsentido del militarismo es explicarles que si envían a los jóvenes a una trinchera gélida en Letonia, nadie va a poder pagarles 1500 euros al mes por un piso de dos habitaciones en Legazpi construido en 1964.
fucking hell
Aznar, sobre cómo Europa debe responder a Trump: “Con mucha resignación cristiana”
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miedo y asco
El Parlamento de Hungría aprueba prohibir las celebraciones del Día del Orgullo tras ser propuesto por Victor Orbán. La nueva norma permitirá a autoridades usar tecnología de reconocimiento facial para identificar a participantes si celebran algún evento europapress.es/internacional…
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Dear Americans,
Since the White House press secretary is attacking me today, I wanted to tell you this ⤵️
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Since WWII, Democrats have outperformed Republicans on the economy. GDP growth averages 4.23% under Dems vs. 2.36% under GOP. Job creation? 1.7% yearly for Dems, 1.0% for Republicans. Also, 9 of the last 10 recessions started under Republican presidents. Data speaks louder than party lines.
It’s super sad to see a privileged guy like this—a European who pays taxes elsewhere—talking like that about a way of doing politics (a way of living) that strives to be fairer and more just.
"Europe has become a third-rate power economically, politically, and militarily, and the price for this slowly building predicament is now due all at once. Worse still is that Europeans at large still appear to be stuck in the early stages of grief." world.hey.com/dhh/europe-s-i…
It’s very difficult to do the right thing (so difficult that you have to start by asking yourself what “right” even means). It’s way easier to just open the gates, let the privileged win and the poor lose, and then say, “It’s meritocracy.”