Lisa Mikolajczyk 🇺🇸🇺🇦✡️
@lisamikolajczyk.bsky.social
Special Education Teacher Single Mother of Twins I block 🍉 emojis & dirtbag leftists.
I know most people are going for comparisons to MS South Carolina, but you deserve a classier allusion, Constant Followers.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 4h ago😬 Katie Zacharia's first press briefing was brutally bad 😬 Trump managed to find a press secretary who can barely read, but she does have the number one qualification -- looking like Ivanka Here's a supercut from Zacharia's first briefing, which made Karoline Leavitt seem like Ronald Reagan
Why do they always look so creepy like a serial killer???!!!! Seriously these Nazi fuckers truly are creepy as fuck
Voters who live near data centres are swinging hard towards the Democrats, in our polling with YouGov www.economist.com/graphic-deta...
26 years later, Israelis still face horrific violence from Palestinian terrorists and a Palestinian leadership who glorifies such incidents and names public schools and streets after convicted murderers.
Soon after, the crowd dragged the two mutilated bodies to Al-Manara Square in the city center as the crowd began an impromptu victory celebration. Palestinian policemen did not prevent the lynching.
The crowd clapped and cheered as one of the soldier's bodies was then thrown out the window and stamped and beaten by the frenzied crowd. One of the bodies was set on fire.
At this point, a Palestinian (later identified as Aziz Salha), appeared at the window, displaying his blood-soaked hands to the crowd, which erupted into cheers.
26 years ago, two IDF soldiers, Vadim Nurzhitz and Yossi Avrahami, mistakenly passed an Israeli checkpoint and entered Ramallah. They were detained by Palestinian police only to have the police station overrun by an angry mob of Palestinians.
Honest to goodness, this is such a gem I don’t know what to snark about (other than Joe Rogan being clueless as per the norm)
Wesley Morgan@wesleymorgan.bsky.social · 17h agoHere’s LL Cool J trying to explain Clausewitz’s “remarkable trinity” to an uncomprehending Joe Rogan
The gop had been repeatedly telling/signaling to us if they win the midterms they’re going to ban abortion pills. They know this move is unpopular and are admitting to having to wait. They cannot win. Democrats must win.
FactPost@factpostnews.bsky.social · 4d agoWH Press Sec Katie Zacharia: The abortion pill has the same chemicals that they used in the extermination camps in Nazi Germany
Ukrainian officials have long believed that Trump’s foreign policy focuses on opening up business deals—and the potential enrichment of the president’s family and friends—over the defense of democracy, human rights, or territorial sovereignty.
Scott Stossel@stossel.bsky.social · 6h ago"A U.S. president siding with the Kremlin is quite an October surprise. But in just the past few days, Trump appears to have fully turned against Ukraine." www.theatlantic.com/politics/202...
🚨 Seven US senators from both parties say Trump broke the law by greenlighting Russian diesel imports, pointing to a 2022 ban meant to stop American $$ from bankrolling Russia's war & accusing regime of skipping Congress entirely. Russian blood diesel ship ETA in 3 hours at Wilmington, NC! 🧵
I haven't even read the piece, and I already agree with her: www.huffpost.com/entry/black-...
I Was The Black Woman In A Mostly White Office. Now I Fear White Liberals More Than Overt Racists.
"When I tried to respond, she raised her hand to stop me. My throat tightened. My shoulders rose."
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1. I think the president of the United States really believes "there's never been anybody" who deserves the Nobel Peace Prize more than he does. He really believes he "settled eight wars." He really believes he stopped "the total obliteration of the world" by going to war with Iran.
This is the most articulate and impactful piece I've read regarding the Pentagon's planned livestreamed execution of Nidel Hasan. Please read it.
And there's this — a comment to this post from a 9/11 widow.
The most extreme conservative project - Nazism - solved this by just killing people rather than trying to mold them. They didn't try to grow better people - they just killed the ones they thought were inferior. In either case, conservatives would argue, never give the State that much power. /5x
And that's *good*, because once you believe government can mold people, you become willing to *give the government power to mold people.* Conservatives inherently distrust the state (or did, once) for this very reason, among others. /4
You will not eradicate sexism or racism or whatever-ism by wise government policy. You can lead people away from it, or toward it, but you are dealing with some hard-wired human stuff about tribe and selfishness. Government exists to limit the damage, not mold us. /3
Think of it this way: the most extreme progressive project in history (the USSR) believed it could create a New Soviet Man, free of decadent beliefs (such as religion, envy, selfishness), with the State as his teacher and mentor - because human nature is just malleable clay. /1
elkovigge.bsky.social@elkovigge.bsky.social · 5d agoi (also) was going to post a question re this... ... fixed human nature... ... can someone elaborate? (thanks in advance.)
