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[saywhat-politics]

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[velvetcloak]

Max Mara | Fall Winter 2025 Rtw

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[snuv]

A mom helping her kids beat a hard level in Super Mario Land, 1990s.

[emily84]

this is a renaissance painting

[mugiwara-lucy]

Yeah I said something similar yesterday but we can NOT let what happened to Renee Good cloud what happened to everyone else at the hands of these SS Demons!!!

Because we can’t disregard one person if we’re for human rights!

[thoughtportal]

[blanketfortarchitect]

This tweet is almost 3 years old has been relevant since the day it was posted

[jangillman]

OBAMA DOESN’T LIKE HIM ANYMORE but In 2015, Barack Obama personally praised and honored Tom Homan with one of the highest federal awards for enforcing U.S. immigration law.

Back then, the left cheered.

The media applauded.

No outrage. No hysteria.

Now suddenly, Tom Homan is the villain.

Nothing changed.

Not the law.

Not the job.

Not the mission.

Only the politics changed.

Obama was perfectly fine with Tom Homan enforcing the law when it benefited him.

Now he pretends that same enforcement is unacceptable.

That’s hypocrisy — and Obama is full of it.

[sandmandaddy69]

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Item: Loud Teapot

[yasfera2-deactivated20220905]

[mortimermcmirestinks]

every fucking time I see this I miss the "7 month old" part, then when I see the image I fucking lose it. god fucking dammit

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Luv’s Spinner, 2049. Originally conceived by Syd Mead, Spinners of various types have been used in both Blade Runner films. Spinners aren’t common possessions.  Prohibitively expensive, they’re mainly used by government officials, law enforcement, as emergency vehicles and the wealthy.  This particular Spinner belongs to Luv (Sylvia Hoeks), a bodyguard for the world’s richest and most powerful person, Niander Wallace (Jared Leto).  Luv is a replicant whose status and perfectionism are reflected in her vehicle, which director Denis Villeneuve describes as “the Ferrari of Spinners”. 

photographs from Petersen Automotive Museum

[famouspainterwombat]

[trash-panda-kitty]

The White House just launched a “Media Offenders” list.

On the official WhiteHouse.gov website.

Not a campaign page.

Not an RNC graphic.

The government’s actual website.

They’re listing reporters by name.

They’re accusing news outlets of “offenses.”

They’re stamping “EXPOSED” over every independent newsroom.

They built a leaderboard for “repeat offenders.”

Like journalism is some sort of crime and sport.

This is not “messaging.”

This is not “spin.”

This is state-run media targeting,

and we have never seen anything like it in the United States.

Ever.

They’re calling Mark Kelly’s PSA “follow the law” sedition.

They’re calling journalists who report it criminals.

They’re building narrative infrastructure for repressing dissent

All while a former TV host is being accused of unlawful killings.

You don’t put reporters on a government enemies list unless you’re planning to do something with the list.

This is authoritarian architecture.

And they just published it out in the open.

[comeonamericawakeup]

FASCISM

[ymutate]

Annie Glass

Wire sculpture

[utopicwork]

This piece is called Shake by the way

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[madgastronomer]

The USPS does not lose or spend billions a year. It was making a profit until a Republican Congress tried to sabotage it by forcing it to fund pensions for 80 years out. Now it's struggling to do that, of course. But that money doesn't evaporate, it goes into pension funds. Of course, the Republicans' ultimate goal is to eliminate the USPS so only private industry will deliver mail, so they keep on going after it, even though a postal service is specifically dictated in the Constitution. But that's what this claim is about.

[scorpionlafemme]