Steve says Abolish ICE & CBP

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Steve [redacted] Radicalized by Shelby County v. Holder Laura Kelly stan He/him or they/them

Incredibly, it’s even worse than this first post makes it sound, not just that a group of Jews helped kill Jesus in some historical sense, but that God is continuing to punish Jews as a whole *to this day* for killing Jesus. Absolutely insane the Gillibrand gets away with this.

Jonathan Larsen@jonathanlarsen.bsky.social · 4d ago

NEW: Corporate media zero in signs of antisemitism on the left. Meanwhile, one of Rep. Haley Stevens's most powerful backers in her Senate race attends a Bible study that teaches that the Jews killed Jesus...

Now that sea peoples are back in style, I want a grand historical prestige TV series about the Bronze Age collapse. Interweaving stories of elites in Mycenae, Hattusa, and Thebes trying to figure out what the hell is going on. Think a GoT style epic only without magic and a procrastinating author.

Not discounting how horrific the war is, but these numbers don’t make sense. If their life expectancy “on the battlefield” is 20-35 minutes, then RU is suffering ~50 deaths per day per man in the battlefield. Assuming the ~1000/day casualty number, then just 20 RU men are on the battlefield at once.

Peter Baker@peterbakernyt.bsky.social · last mo.

The average life expectancy of a new Russian recruit—from arrival at a training ground to death in a combat zone—lies somewhere between 10 days and three weeks. Once sent onto the battlefield, they survive an average of 20 to 35 minutes. @peterfrankopan.bsky.social foreignpolicy.com/2026/06/25/r...

IMO this is the original sin (heh) of the sceptic and rationalist movements. Once “I am rational” becomes part of your identity when someone points out that you aren’t being rational it becomes a threat to your self-image, and you go to fight or flight mode vs. that threat.

Alexander Williams@floatinginwaves.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I think the basic problem is that they see thinking logically and critically as something you are rather than something you do.