A. Doofus

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I don’t know. I’m at the crossroads of “Bernie Would Have Won” and “Marx was right.”

Please don't blame Fetterman's racism on his stroke. He held a Black man at gunpoint for no reason long before that happened. Lots of people with strokes don't become genocidal monsters. He's just a racist asshole who also had a stroke.

Don’t know who wrote this — it was posted on Instagram by “Warpaint Journal” in April 2025 — but it’s making the rounds today and is pretty great. I dream of this too ❤️

Most people don't dream of being fancy-rich.
I dream of being rich enough to say, "Treat's on me," without thinking twice. Rich enough to have a home that feels like a hug, a fridge stocked like a five-year-old with adult money, and a tray of chocolates waiting for someone to grab. Rich enough to quietly help a friend before they even have to ask. To send a care package when someone's too tired to reach out. To buy all the pencils from a kid on the street so they can go home early. For me, the real money dream isn't about luxury - it's about having enough to give, enough to comfort, enough to turn ordinary moments into something extraordinary.

Lucille Ball--actress, comedian, producer & film-studio executiver--was born #OTD in 1911. In 1962, she bought out Desi Arnaz's interest in Desilu Productions & became the 1st woman to own & run a major TV studio. Desilu produced many popular TV series including Mission: Impossible & #StarTrek. 🖖

This classic black-and-white studio portrait captures the legendary Lucille Ball (1911–1989), an American actress, comedian, and pioneering studio executive. Best known for her iconic role in I Love Lucy, Ball was the first woman to lead a major television studio, Desilu Productions. In this elegant, close-up composition, Ball looks directly at the camera with a calm and poised expression. Her light-colored hair is styled in elaborate, high-volume rolls that sweep upward from her forehead, typical of the sophisticated 1940s glamour. She wears a shimmering, light-toned jacket with a subtle grid pattern that catches the light. Her ensemble is accented by large, round, sparkling cluster earrings that draw attention to her face. The lighting is soft yet focused, highlighting her perfectly applied makeup—defined brows, dark mascara, and a polished, dark lip color. The background is softly out of focus, featuring a neutral, textured wall with organic, leaf-like shadows that create a sense of depth.

Your little oopsie "mistakes" had me worrying for a year of my life about my partner going to jail for up to a decade based on lies likely fed to you by the top of the federal government. Show everyone what you're covering up in these emails and texts. There's a reason you don't want them released.

Boutros acknowledges 'mistakes' in 'Broadview 6' case but says sanctions, special counsel aren't needed

Chicago's top federal prosecutor noted in a court filing that his office has already dropped charges in the case, implemented “robust root-cause changes” and started the process of reviewing over 1,00...

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ARMY OF DARKNESS is 81 minutes long. It retells EVIL DEAD II in about 3 minutes. Still has time for a whole slapstick Gulliver's Travels thing. Baby, this is efficiency

This is the dumbest bullshit the neoliberals have ever invented. “We should firebomb a Walmart while shopping at a Walmart” is just a random thing they say whenever criticized for anything.

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This is what “no ethical consumption under capitalism” was meant to refute. This is not a moral system. This is a capitalist fiction. Notice the trick of making capitalism blameless, making it an individualist blame game. It makes the system immune to criticism and change.

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In 2008, Clinton vs Obama in the primaries, Obama ran to Clinton’s LEFT on international trade and to her LEFT on military intervention. He governed to the right, but he CAMPAIGNED to the LEFT. That’s why he won and she lost. People have been lying about this and gaslighting since.

I think Ken Jennings is correct that volunteerist individual boycotts of the NYTs is fucking stupid and does nothing, and trying to shame people into it is worse than worthless.

The smug voluntarism individualists forget that they’re still trapped in this collapsing biosphere with the rest of us. Do they think the starving hoards they taunted are going to respect their private property claims or “rational” arguments about who deserves to watch the rest of us die.

Presidential “elections” are bad. Even in theory, they’re bad. But in reality, we don’t even have them. In the U.S., we don’t vote for president. We vote for “State Electors” who then select a president by parliamentary procedure. And “primaries?” They’re purely informational and non-binding.

“Violence is always wrong” and website Terms that ban “advocating violence” are really saying that when vulnerable people are being attacked, and their safety, their lives, depend on you defending them in the face of violence…you should just let them die, and never publicly advocate for them?

A new Israeli security doctrine recasts settler violence, long regarded by the establishment as destabilizing, as a guarantor of Israel’s security. Settler leaders are now seeking to solidify this new status quo in the West Bank ahead of elections. mondoweiss.net/2026/07/the-... #Palestine #Israel

The new settler-led security doctrine driving Israel’s onslaught on the West Bank

A new Israeli security doctrine recasts settler violence, long regarded by the establishment as destabilizing, as a guarantor of Israel’s security. Settler leaders are now seeking to solidify this new...

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We're in Texas and we went to a Sonic for the first time in like ten years and got cherry limeades. They no longer have (a) the good ice, (b) limes, or (c) cherries. Do I even need to say that they got bought by a private equity firm?