Soljdman

@soljman.bsky.social

Just a guy with a love of Surrealism,Horror & Music He/Him Autismo/ADHD/OCD 21 (18+ ONLY)

It's fascinating that white people are typically the ones that mention the Arab slave trade and how racism wasn't invented by them, ignoring that Europeans affected multiple countries with their exploration and colonialism. Feels less like a discussion, and more of deflecting. Both suck. You suck.

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My personal take regarding hotdiggedydemon is that I find it borderline ableist that there are people out there who are looking forward to watch someone commit suicide who is suffering as a result of our failing healthcare system.

SUGAR... SPICE... AND EVERYTHING NICE... THESE WERE THE INGREDIENTS CHOSEN TO CREATE THE PERFECT LITTLE GIRLS. BUT, PROFESSOR UTONIUM ACCIDENTALLY ADDED AN EXTRA INGREDIENT TO THE CONCOCTION; PHARMACY-GRADE KETAMINE. THUS, THE TRANSFEMININE GIRLS WERE BORN WITH FUCKING DICKS FOR SOME REASON.

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‼️ACTION ALERT: The Senate Commerce Committee is holding “kids safety” circus again, this time considering both KOSA (the Kids Online Safety Act) & SCREEN Act, two of the most dangerous censorship & age verification bills on the table! CALL YOUR LAWMAKERS & TELL THEM TO OPPOSE 📲 248-331-8665

The image is a graphic poster with a vibrant red background and contrasting dark purple text. At the top, it contains the message: “Senate Commerce Committee is taking up KOSA + SCREEN Act THIS WEDNESDAY” in bold white letters. Below this, in a larger, informal handwriting-style font is the phrase “TAKE ACTION” in yellow. At the bottom of the image is a phone number, “248-331-8665,” displayed inside a rounded rectangle in dark purple. The overall layout is eye-catching and designed to attract attention to the call for action regarding legislation.

If SCREEN were to pass, you'd be required to scan your face and upload an ID to access this site because it allows "harmful" material. This affects you even if you don't care about sex work or porn.

404 Media@404media.co · yesterday

Mike Lee's SCREEN Act, which heads to Senate Commerce Committee for markup on Wednesday, would expand age verification requirements to a nearly limitless scope of websites, and is supported by the architects of Project 2025.

Going to attempt a nuanced statement here, bear with me. Being conservative (a specific brand of lower case c conservative) is not going to stop someone from making great art. But the kind of meddling we see from the billionaire class trying to buy out culture makes any kind of great art impossible.

What can you do? CALL. WRITE. SCREAM. The bill is up for a vote THIS WEDNESDAY. Call your Senator. Dem. Republican. Whomever. Right now, it's a solid R bill, but they're looking for Dems to take it across the finish line. Let them know how badly it stinks. www.defendonlineprivacy.com/screen/

Defend Online Privacy: Stop the SCREEN Act!

The Senate Commerce Committee will vote on the SCREEN Act on August 5. ACT NOW to stop it!

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People seek instant gratification so much in the world that if they feel as if someone has wronged them with their words or actions in the past? They are entitled to seeing that person's downfall. Regardless of if that person is harmless, they rather see those they dislike die.

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It will be worse than this! Most websites will be forced to ask you to send your ID to a third party surveillance service, adding a credit card won't be enough for most. Bluesky asks for your *social security number* if you live in Texas now, due to this shit. Call in, and kill it.

Eromancer@eromancer.bsky.social · 3d ago

This will be the US if the SCREEN Act passes. Call your Senators before August 5 and tell them that you oppose the SCREEN Act, KOSA, and the KIDS Act. Use the official lookup tool at www.senate.gov/senators/sen... to find yours by state.

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