Parkrose Permaculture ❌👑

@parkroseperma.bsky.social

She/her Earth Care, People Care, Fair Share Community over corporations. People over profit.

Abdul El-Sayed was outspent 9-to-1 by AIPAC and corporate Super PACs in the most expensive Senate Democratic primary of all time. Last night, he proved that organized people can beat organized money.

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The most terrifying enshittification I've discovered has been learning that Microsoft Word documents no longer auto-save if you are not saving them to one of their own proprietary cloud services. I'm slapping control-S like it's 1999.

"Rena" sent this from Moses Lake WA where she is weeding carrots for a non-union company. She shared: The air is bad. See my cell phone. The AQI is 166, which is unhealthy. We start at 4am. We'll work 7-8 hrs & earn minimum wage. #WeFeedYou

A worker holding up a cell phone in a carrot field they are weeding in Moses Lake WA. The cell phone weather app shows a AQI is 166

The role of ChatGPT in the accused FSU shooter’s case goes beyond providing tips, our investigation reveals. In the 12 months before his attack, he messaged with ChatGPT more than 6,600 times—including conversations revealing he was aggrieved, focused on extremist violence, and suicidal.

Inside a mass shooter’s harrowing history with ChatGPT

A year of chats reveals glaring red flags—and disturbing ChatGPT replies—from long before a rampage at Florida State University.

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One thing that has been concerning is how pollsters have been using Kalshi and talking about “prediction markets” as indicators of how a candidate is doing. It’s not a prediction market. It can’t predict elections. It’s people gambling. It’s GAMBLING. Can we stop with the obscuring euphemisms??

Parkrose Permaculture ❌👑@parkroseperma.bsky.social · 15h ago

Watching the real-time election rxns on this app: 1. Y’all know that every vote has to be counted, right? We aren’t like Trump wanting to declare victory and stop counting when our candidate is ahead. 2. If 2024 didn’t teach us to not so confidently trust pollsters, today def should.

My kid called to rant about how Americans need to read Foucault, listen to some Linton Kwesi Johnson and then read up on KOSA, Flock cameras, and resistance against the Surveillance State. I would add: consider how social media gets us to police each other, film and post each other. Who benefits?

Watching the real-time election rxns on this app: 1. Y’all know that every vote has to be counted, right? We aren’t like Trump wanting to declare victory and stop counting when our candidate is ahead. 2. If 2024 didn’t teach us to not so confidently trust pollsters, today def should.

Did you see how Apple, Amazon Walmart and other big companies are refunding the billions of dollars they got back from the federal tariff settlement to their customers, who ultimately bore the cost of higher prices? Yea, me neither.

Phang: "Capital One said, 'We don't want the business anymore of the 45th president of the United States, his businesses, his failed sons, and his revocable trust.' So you can imagine -- I am just hypothesizing... but it suggests whatever Capital One uncovered was pretty bad. Makes you wonder..."

The people will not be returned to a state of ignorance. Now that they understand they are being manipulated by the Israel lobby and our electeds are bought n paid for, the people are making informed choices to elected folks who will represent OUR interests, not AIPAC’s.

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Aaaaaaaand AP just called the Kansas U.S. Senate Democratic primary for Rev. Adam Hamilton, so now there is, indeed, six. Not surprising (he was breaking fundraising records), but notable all the same. (And possibly one more pastor nominee by night’s end — we’ll see.)

Jack Jenkins@jackjenkins.me · 22h ago

"Pastors in Name Only" "Wicked Witch of Woke" “I've never seen anyone commit so much blasphemy against the word of God." As pastors become Democratic nominees — at least 5 so far, and likely one more tonight — their Republican opponents are attacking their faith. religionnews.com/2026/08/04/p...

Voters in Kansas saw through a blatant political power grab and sent a message — our courts are not for sale.

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Kansas voters showed up and protected their impartial state supreme court, helping defend abortion rights, LGBTQ rights, and civil liberties for generations to come.”