Sydney Kennedy

@sydneykennedy.bsky.social

there’s a lot of beauty in ordinary things I think that’s kinda the point a better world is possible

People still complain about “lockdowns” but we had none in the US. We had stay-at-home orders, where although businesses were closed, you could still go outside whenever you wanted. Other countries had far stricter rules, and yet have been much more accepting of them as they saved many more lives.

Please stop saying “lockdowns.” There were never true lockdowns in the US, and it fuels far right narratives to repeat this inaccurate statement. You can say closures, you can say restrictions, or better, you can say public health measures which saved many lives.

Dr. Lucky Tran@luckytran.com · 6d ago

People still complain about “lockdowns” but we had none in the US. We had stay-at-home orders, where although businesses were closed, you could still go outside whenever you wanted. Other countries had far stricter rules, and yet have been much more accepting of them as they saved many more lives.

12 year old girls get genital inspections "for their safety" while wife beaters get endorsed for re-election. This whole protecting women and girls thing is a bit confusing.

I’m only going to say this once. Americans who eat meat get more than enough protein from their normal diet. You do not need to add more on purpose. Or to be healthier or to lose weight. It’s a marketing scam. If you’re worried about protein intake, worry about the developing world, not yourself.

I feel sorry for Melissa Hortman and her entire family I feel sorry for the gay people who CK said we should stone to death I feel sorry for the families of children who died by a gun at school and CK said it was “worth it”

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As many people have pointed out. to attend school in USA is to live with the constant (and constantly emphasised) risk that someone will invade that school and shoot you.

What's the difference between a landlord who sneaks into your apartment to rifle through your underwear drawer and an AG who sues for your abortion records? The state health director keeping a spreadsheet of women’s periods isn’t any less creepy than the abusive ex who still tracks your location.

You cannot "sincerely" ask why a policy like the NYC grocery store with food 30% cheaper is good. No one with an ounce of common sense or decency can really be so astronomically dense that they can't immediately see it as extremely good. So you only ask that for attention of the shitty kind.

I don't want a "Smart Fridge" that orders milk for me. I want a fridge that lasts 25 years and doesn't have a privacy policy that allows it to share my late-night snacking habits with my health insurance provider.