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Willie Dustice

@wdustice.bsky.social

Here for a good time, not a long time

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Thembo@thembo.bsky.social · yesterday

If you are scared of the word socialism or clutching pearls about it frightening imaginary republicans who were totally going to vote D this time for real, I do not care about your opinions because you are capital d Dumb <3

Willie Dustice@wdustice.bsky.social · 5d ago

but you're the only one who seems to be confused? here is a screenshot from someone in the comments, i don't know much about this but this seems pretty clear that AIPAC at the very least heavily contributed to the outcome

An AIPAC-aligned group spent more than $5 million dollars in ads to boost Fine and attack Biss, then later, Abughazaleh. That group pulled down its anti-Biss attacks at the endo f the race, before a different shell PAC emerged to prop up another low-polling progressive in the race in an attempt to divide the progressive vote.
Ned Resnikoff@resnikoff.bsky.social · 6d ago

Since some people seem to be confused about this: the dogwhistle is saying that AIPAC bought the election she lost. They did not, and in fact they also opposed her opponent. So how am I supposed to interpret this unless we take “AIPAC” to be a synecdoche for something else.

#StupidSuez@diplomatofnight.com · 5d ago

Uncommitted did the inside outside strategy that liberals claim to worship to a T and will never be forgiven. There is unfortunately a pretty perverse lesson in there.

Rav@rvbdrm.com · 5d ago

Rep. Dan Goldman, who lost his primary nearly 2:1, is giving advice to democrats at 4 AM: “If you were a supporter of the Uncommitted movement — which was significantly responsible for Trump 2.0 — then you are in no position to demand anything from Democrats.”

Daniel Goldman @danielsgoldman If you were a supporter of the Uncommitted movement — which was significantly responsible for Trump 2.0 — then you are in no position to demand anything from Democrats. 4:12 AM • 7/31/26 • 112K Views
✨️Angel Facts✨️@angelic.style · 6d ago

i never liked ken jennings anyway. i never liked the wnba anyway. i never liked womens sports anyway. i never liked harry potter anyway. i never liked the nyt word games anyway. i never liked alice cooper dee schneider and kiss anyway. i never l

Dana El Kurd@danaelkurd.bsky.social · 6d ago

It is in fact racist to call an Arab with views you disagree with an antisemite. I know this will be a surprise to many but unless that person is actually saying something antisemitic, the Arab is not genetically predisposed to antisemitism

Katie Tightpussy, Editor-In-Chief@katie.bzky.team · 6d ago

i'm rescinding transness from whichever delegate gave permission to ken for this without authorization. turn in your name and pronouns. i want your desk cleared out by 5pm today.

Ken Jennings@kenjennings.bsky.social · 6d ago

This may be true of others but I actually got express permission from the trans community to keep NYT games and recipes. I also have a news subscription, which is arguably worse, so I had to specifically send in a written request. Took 30 days but I got approved.

ashley 🌹@clearlyashley.bsky.social · 7d ago

trans rights frankly is a top 5, potentially top 3 issue for me despite not being trans and not having any trans family being bigoted against trans folks not only hurts my trans friends and every trans person but is so predictive of further bigotry

Grumpy D Kelson@grumpykelson.myatproto.social · 7d ago

In the year 2026 we are going to forget everything we have ever learned about "I'm just asking questions!" and we're going to act like everybody *outside of NYC* must be more of an expert on *anything inside of NYC* than the people who were just elected to office to do the thing they campaigned on.

paul khruangbin (Dan Lehner)@danlehner.bsky.social · last wk.

if there’s anything I would want to drill into the public consciousness it’s that there are almost always like a dozen ways to approach any given problem and some of them will be more effective than others and we have to stop acting like the questions around it are against fixing the issue

Jason Foote@infjdesign.bsky.social · last wk.

The author might claim that "This was a sincere question.", but the nature of the questions, how they're phrased and that they come in rapid fire succession (with prefaced caveats like "Politics aside...", "...if not running for election..."). It comes off like a Tucker Carlson/Samuel Alito query.

Will Stancil@whstancil.bsky.social · last wk.

Man this is awful. This was a sincere question. I was happy with the discussion that came out of it. But I wake up this morning to nonstop abuse, because one of Bluesky’s cult-like figures has (pretty unfairly) attacked me as not understanding people need food. This isn’t good or sustainable!

Willie Dustice@wdustice.bsky.social · 7d ago

i would love to give people the gift of being able to identify the single biggest sealion on the entire website (i have been here for a week so i am something of an expert)

paul khruangbin (Dan Lehner)@danlehner.bsky.social · last wk.

if there’s anything I would want to drill into the public consciousness it’s that there are almost always like a dozen ways to approach any given problem and some of them will be more effective than others and we have to stop acting like the questions around it are against fixing the issue

Sen. Lemon Gogurt@ugarles.bsky.social · last wk.

also, why be so fucking afraid of local experiments!? if the nyc grocery is a policy failure let it be an instructive one and until then let mamdani sell cheap milk and eggs to struggling new yorkers.

rich traditions@helldude.bsky.social · last wk.

any liberal credibly able to call themselves such must at baseline be willing to defend the liberty to advocate for perfectly normal positions like state run health care and social services. even if they were marginally fringe ideas the fuck are you doing here? they're trying to jail people