Bucklam

@bucklam66.bsky.social

Dirt Nap

You might be able to make a good case that 'stranger danger' is one of the leading causes of the destruction in the United States, It's driven people to madness.

This is such an embarrassing way to defend an article. “Here’s our new piece. Being mad at it makes it correct! IF YOU DON’T LIKE IT, YOU ARE THE COPS.” Okay, lady, we get it. You like Bari Weiss. That’s legal in America. Nobody is arresting you.

Sally Jenkins@sallyjenx.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Ratio me. Please. It's a badge of honor. If you don't like a link, go follow some chicken-heart who needs the approval of the thought-police. Caitlin Flanagan of @theatlantic.com is a tremendous writer and this piece is an excellent read. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...

Something I’m working on, and it’s kind of necessary if we don’t want an omnipresent algorithm determining the content we see, is hitting that reskeet button more, because there’s been several times I’ve noticed good posting and/or someone I didn’t know was on here solely through a mutual doing that

I would love to be part of the conversation on MSNBC related to the Kimmel story and it's chilling effects on first amendment, but unfortunately I was terminated by MSNBC for stating that "hateful thoughts lead to hateful words which lead to hateful actions".

A big mistake we've made as a society over the past 50-60 years is choosing quantity over quality all the time for almost everything I can think of at this point.