SaftyKuma

@safty.me

Disaffected Gen-X gamer. Technology enthusiast. Perpetual amateur at all creative endeavors. https://safty.me https://twitch.tv/SaftyKuma

The arguments trotted out against leaving fossil fuels in the ground are strikingly similar to the arguments trotted out against ending the slave trade, 230 years ago. 1. If we stop trading slaves / extracting fossil fuels, Britain’s economy will collapse 🧵

In Bari Weiss' Free Press, Olivia Reingold reported from El-Sayed's watch party that "there were keffiyehs as far as the eye could see ... keffiyehs on heads, keffiyehs as belts, keffiyeh-printed phone cases." Not a single one made it into images from Reuters, a local ABC station, or Detroit News.

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they are bragging they took over 50K people into custody in July and honestly where are all of them considering the thousands taken each month, are some just driven to airfields & flown to wherever & the media seems almost afraid to question any of it, they just report it like the weather

Despite all the rhetoric about "reining in Big Tech" we heard today, it's essential to understand the push for this "kids safety" legislation as something that most Big Tech companies WANT. Microsoft, OpenAI, Snap, X, Apple, and now Meta all support KOSA because it benefits their monopoly status

The LLM craze has cooked so many brains. At this point, if your tech company's marketing isn't the premise of a derivative sci fi novel, nobody is going to give you any money.

Tear down the entire Department of Homeland Security. We didn't need it before 2003, we certainly do not need it in 2026. This is not some vital pillar of our national security with a illustrious history - it's a 20 year old add on.

It's hard enough to find people once ice gets them, the people with nobody looking for them are just fucking gone. It's going to be like after WWII when citizens had to be walked through the death camps and refused to believe it was real, the few reports from detention centers are horrific.

He gets an A in Conservative Thinking for "everything's easy because my wife does it," but he gets the A+ for claiming it cost less than $20 to feed a family of 8. Maybe it did, but there is no chance he actually knows. He definitely does not know if a bag of tortillas is $0.05, $0.50, $5, or $50.

This is incredible content, it's the same "it's cheaper if you cook / I'm too tired from work to cook" discourse from BlueSky except literally no one posting actually cooks or has a real job, so nobody has any standing to argue either side and yet they're far nastier about it.

huck mason@tylerhuckabee.bsky.social · yesterday

for reasons that only make sense if you're insane, a TPUSA kid complaining about burrito costs on xitter has the GOP's biggest divas going for each other's throats.

One of our TPUSA college students gave me his take on affordability:

“A burrito shouldn’t cost $20.”

Yeah, a lot of this is a hangover from Covid and Biden-era inflation, but the lived experience is the same: It just feels like basic things cost too much.

The U.S. Attorney believes that a "public rebuke" and an internal review are sufficient for egregious prosecutorial misconduct that put my family through hell. My seven-year-old is still having nightmares and panic attacks related to this case. Justice requires transparency and accountability.

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Jon Seidel@jonseidel.bsky.social · yesterday

Chicago U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros acknowledges 'mistakes' in 'Broadview 6' case but says sanctions, special counsel aren't needed. From @schuba.bsky.social: chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2026/0...

if you're using AI to make your videos why the fuck would i watch your videos? and i'm not even saying that from an anti-AI standpoint (although yes fuck AI), i'm saying it from a "there are 2350820 other channels also putting out generic-ass personalityless drivel i could watch instead" standpoint