I disagree w Morrissey about several things. For example, if a ten pound truck crashed into me and my wife I wouldn't like it. Also I am not a hatemonger.
tim d (he/him)
@doormouse12.bsky.social
competition is boring . my new zine--> https://timdevin.com/gardenzine.html my zine on Italian American mutual aid--> http://timdevin.com/mutuosoccorso.html
Upon landing at JFK from my flight back from Palestine-Israel I was immediately detained by Border Patrol, seized and searched my phone, and questioned about political relationships for an hour.
an extra month each week, where no one has to work or go to school
Puff the Magic Hater@mskellymhayes.bsky.social · 5d agoWhat's your most ridiculous, newly emboldened political demand? (Absurd answers only.)
a wonderful memory from a few years ago: [scene: a meeting at work] my coworker: did you give a talk at [local high school] recently? me: yup! coworker: did you tell the students about the Lucy Parsons Center [a local leftist bookstore] and encourage them to go? me: ummm
Omg stop telling me about tech stock loss like it's bad. I LOVE IT BURN THEM
finally saw the grumpy guy who tears down all the posters and flyers in Davis Square can confirm: he is a grump
some inspiring words from @margaret.bsky.social 's latest margaretkilljoy.substack.com/p/ill-let-my...
Now that Texas is blue, get the Prarieland 9 released, immediately
Anarchists Without Borders@anarchswoborders.bsky.social · 5d agoI also need to get a lot of people out of prison.
We need to decisively and collectively demand that every single anti-ICE protester be freed and have their charges dropped - from the Minneapolis 15, the Praireland Defendants, pro-Palestine demonstrators in Michigan, the Spokane 3 - everyone.
We've argued since 2014 that state power is a hot potato. In a globalized world, governments can't mitigate the impact of capitalism—so whoever holds power loses popularity. It's good to see Trump losing control. But we'll keep see-sawing back and forth between parties until we make real changes.
I would just like for something nice to happen for a change
www.masslive.com/news/2026/11... the City of Lawrence is going after "the homeless church" for not only allowing tents on their private property -- but also for leasing portopotties, setting up outdoor lighting, and doing what they can to give our unhoused neighbors a safe and clean area to stay.
Mass. ‘homeless church’ will dissolve tent community on its own property after order from city
House of Mercy Church in Lawrence was ordered to dismantle a organized tent community it established on private property, displacing roughly 60 homeless residents who had found stability there.
masslive.com
what's fun about the "i'm not a robot" checks when I do a google searche is it just reminds me not to use google as soon as i see them, i think "oh, that's right," and i go over to duckduckgo thanks google!
The MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) has decided to pay tribute to Native people in Massachusetts by posting a photo of Navajo people. 🤡🤡🤡 I guess we must all look alike to them.
daylight savings time, but an extra month every weekend where no one has to work
this year's workshop schedule! (split between slides b/c of character limits)
i will never understand the "but he has a family" thing, we all do and yet the people who tear other families apart get to hide behind the fact that they themselves are a part of one
He's basically saying, "Huh looks like you have some extra room in your home office. I, a weirdo fascist billionaire, should be able to claim that room in order to exploit and impoverish you."
Micah@rincewind.run · last wk.go to hell
here are some solid book reviews from the amazing CAW & Co...
CAW@caw-shinythings.bsky.social · 2w agonew column: Lines of Flight! a space for folks to share books that have inspired them, changed them, radicalized them... Volume one: by the always delightful Pearson Bolt, who some of you may know from their legendary podcast, Coffee With Comrades! #BookJoy www.cawshinythings.com/5-shiny-book...
a partial list: First Red Scare, 1917-20 WW2 Office of Censorship, 1939-45 Project Shamrock, 1945-75 House Un-American Activities Committee, 1938-1954 Second Red Scare, 1947-1954 COINTELPRO, 1956-1971 FISA-approved warrantless wiretapping, 1978- Patriot Act's warrantless wiretapping, 2001-2013
ICE Is Running One of the Largest Anti-Left Surveillance Operations in US History
ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations is engaged in far-reaching spying against left-wing activists that rivals the FBI and CIA crackdowns on the Civil Rights and anti-war movements.
wired.com
a partial list: First Red Scare, 1917-20 WW2 Office of Censorship, 1939-45 Project Shamrock, 1945-75 House Un-American Activities Committee, 1938-1954 Second Red Scare, 1947-1954 COINTELPRO, 1956-1971 FISA-approved warrantless wiretapping, 1978- Patriot Act's warrantless wiretapping, 2001-2013
ICE Is Running One of the Largest Anti-Left Surveillance Operations in US History
ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations is engaged in far-reaching spying against left-wing activists that rivals the FBI and CIA crackdowns on the Civil Rights and anti-war movements.
wired.com
As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could howl at the moon www.universalhub.com/2026/god-my-... Photo by Maggie. #SomervilleMA #turkeys #birds #moon
fav part of the somerville community meeting on the new overnight warming shelter: when a grumpy-looking lady stood up and said that her neighborhood "has already been affected by all the section 8 people" and it wasn't fair to throw unhoused people onto her street as well
Bolsonaro, Vucic and Orban out, Flamingo and Cockroach Revolutions, French uprising and Iberian housing movements, Nepal and Bangladesh popular insurrection, Iranian and Serbian movements, these too are heralds of the current moment. We are once again in a time of movement and revolution
huge rec for Emily Larned's latest. this one discusses the importance of reprinting lost or forgotten work from radical thinkers and those on the margins (which is something she's been doing with her Alder and Franklin press for years)
