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We are in the darkest timeline. Lui/Him

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James Fallows@jfallows.bsky.social · 4h ago

Look: I lament to say that I am only three years younger than Trump. Zero times (0) in my experience has a doctor asked me to take a basic-cognition or dementia-screening test. We've mainly talked about what I was writing. Trump apparently gets these all the time. But not frequently enough.

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 4h ago

Trump: "It's called a coganative [sic] test. It's a very standard test, but very tough. There are few people in this audience that can -- once you get past the first question. They show you a lion, a bear, a giraffe, and a snake and they say, 'Which one is the lion?' Biden was unable to answer that"

WongKarWaifu@wongkarwaifu.com · 14h ago

On n'a pas vu une seule pancarte avec un visuel généré par IA depuis le début des manifestations ; c'est chouette que l'art du calembour et du dessin moche résiste encore et toujours à ce qu'on nous vend pourtant comme un progrès technologique inexorable. Vive les feutres noirs et le carton recyclé.

Brian PJ Cronin@brianpjcronin.bsky.social · yesterday

TIRED: Male Loneliness Crisis WIRED: Males Who Aren’t Mature Enough To Process Rejection In A Healthy Way And Instead Kill Hundreds Of Thousands Of People Crisis

Don Moynihan@donmoyn.bsky.social · yesterday

Lewis also claims the footsoldiers had a certain type: white, middleclass, desperate to have Elon's attention. Many had been rejected from elite institutions and had a chip on their shoulder and enjoyed their sense of power over people who knew much more than they did.

The people who rallied to the cause and felt qualified to execute Elon Musk’s vision for the federal government shared certain qualities. They were mostly young white males. They were mostly from upper-middle-class or rich families. Most knew or pretended to know how to program a computer. Not all of them, but enough of them for there to be a pattern, had been rejected from the most selective colleges and universities and ended up feeling they’d been screwed by the admissions process. They landed at Penn instead of Princeton, or the University of Nebraska instead of Harvard, with a grievance that added to the foundation of their politics. They thought of themselves as the smartest people in the room and couldn’t understand why the rest of the room didn’t simply stand up and cheer. In Washington they borrowed from Elon Musk their status and sense of superiority. They also seemed to share his pleasure in the idea of people being afraid of them.
John@localcelebrity.bsky.social · yesterday

Look, I love early Metallica as much as the next guy, and while many of those songs deal with the horrors of war, it’s almost impossible to find a band with more cops in their fanbase. These super rich a-holes know they have nothing to gain and everything to lose by engaging in the culture war.

Maj@lif3asmaj.blacksky.app · yesterday

"You should come to a show to avoid politics & not push political agendas!" Usually when this gets said? The person turns out to be an undercover red hat...you'd kinda have to be to make St Anger. share.google/m43xIJqrPPw5...

Bon Pote@bonpote.com · yesterday

Sera-t-il rappelé que Louise Montangon est ex candidate RN, responsable du syndicat étudiant UNI à bordeaux, syndicat gangrené par les néonazis qui fait des photomontages antisémites, et qu'elle participe aux manifestations du groupuscule d'extrême droite Nemesis ? bonpote.com/mouvement-ly...

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Frances Ryan@francesryan.bsky.social · 2d ago

This is incredibly sad. I once interviewed RJ Mitte on the Southbank and he was very friendly and joyful on a sunny day by the river. He leaves a legacy of disability representation on the screen; something that is far from easy to achieve and still too rare. www.theguardian.com/culture/2026...

RJ Mitte, actor best known for Breaking Bad, dies aged 34

Actor who played Walter White Jr on the acclaimed show and advocated for disability representation remembered by Bryan Cranston as ‘my sweet son’

theguardian.com