Me vs. Stationary Objects

@whitneyherrig.bsky.social

Sometimes I bump into things, or fall off of them, or trip over them. Always inventing new ways to get hurt without trying. 🐶 🐱❤️✌️🇺🇦 🌈

Imagine the world where he steps aside graciously. He congratulates the COUNTRY on a new path forward and that this moment is a realignment and while he has done much, he knows this moment needs him to step aside. Imagine that world. THATS A LEADER.

🔥 “I find it ironic to read a post from J.D. Vance as if he’s describing the actions of a different administration. He’s the Vice President. There has to be a reckoning. This is a war they started. It’s a war they can end.” @NYCMayor @ZohranKMamdani stuffs @JDVance in a locker

yeah it turns out if you keep shooting people in the street and kidnapping children and making it impossible to get food or healthcare or education and then gloat about it, everybody hates you

Hey, NY Times assistant managing editor @patrickhealynyt.bsky.social, You invited me to a video chat a few weeks ago because you said the Times wanted to hear serious criticism of its coverage. Then the Times cancels the contract of a columnist because she reposted my Bluesky post criticizing you?

Video: A Reader on What He Thinks We Get Wrong About Trump

In this first installment of “Sound Off,” Patrick Healy, assistant managing editor for The New York Times, speaks with Mark Jacob, former metro editor for The Chicago Tribune, who shares his criticism...

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Let me get this straight, the @nytimes.com won't report on credible rape allegations, but will fire a romance novel critic of [checks notes] CRITICISM of the Time's refusal to report on credible rape allegations. Am I reading that correctly?

Mark Jacob@markjacob.bsky.social · last wk.

BREAKING: The New York Times fired a columnist because she reposted my Bluesky post! My post was a repost-with-comment after @marisakabas.bsky.social questioned NYT's failure to report on a woman's on-the-record accusation that Trump raped her in 1993.

The 50 wealthiest families own more wealth than the poorest 34 *million* people. The problem is not a pensioner or a young person looking for a job - the problem is wealth inequality. We need a wealth tax. Now.

WTF has happened to the NY Times? They know the administration is breaking the law. But, yet, they can't bring themselves to just say it. And what, on earth does "being lax about complying" with a federal law even mean??? Shameful.

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