Thierry

@fourmiatomique.bsky.social

These two editorials by the Washington Post expose how the Republican Party and Democratic Party are held to completely different standards by the media. Texas gerrymander: “Not a threat to democracy.” Virginia gerrymander: “Power grab by Democrats.”

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In 2024 Rufo offered $5000 to anyone who could prove Haitian migrants were eating pets. Then he turns around and wonders why the brains of so many people on the right have melted into conspiracy slop

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You and what army? No, really, Matt: if you want to deport and jail all my neighbors, you’re going to need an army. We’re in the real world now bucko. This isn’t internet land where you declare something and it becomes true. You need actual dudes. So where’s your army?

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I love the logic here: the huge success of the Canadian boycott has "backfired" because there are now more stringent checks on the Canadians who do cross over. Thank you US Border services for helping enforce the boycott. www.thetravel.com/canadas-us-t...

Canada's U.S. Travel Boycott Is Backfiring In The Most Unexpected Way At U.S. Customs And Border Protection

Some Canadians are starting to pay the consequences of the U.S. travel boycott. Here is what happened and why.

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Right, this line Vance used was a very common line used by segregationists. Here's Rep. Mendel Rivers (D-SC) reacting to the Brown decision, which he said "would bring mongrelization of the Caucasian race. He added that he for one won't apologize for being a white man."

" ... the decision. would bring mongrelization of the Caucasian race. He added that he for one won't apologize for being a white man."
Seth Cotlar@sethcotlar.bsky.social · 10mo ago

In the summer of 1950 most US newspapers ran an AP story about how race had become the main issue in the upcoming Georgia governor's race. Segregationist Herman Tallmadge, governor from '47 to '55 and then a Senator until 1981 made a name for himself by refusing to "apologize for being a white man."

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