#tw uspol

[this-is-saneism]

On my post begging people not to call Trump a narcissist because it's abelist and saneist, and instead use other words, I had someone tell me that Trump is, in fact, a narcissist and that I am defending a child rapist.

This is saneism.

[wilwheaton]

Trump had given Musk and his operatives carte blanche to tap any unclassified system they pleased. One of their first stops: a database previously breached more than a decade ago by alleged Chinese cyberspies that contained investigative files on tens of millions of US government employees. Other storehouses thrown open to DOGE may have included federal workers’ tax records, biometric data, and private medical histories, such as treatment for drug and alcohol abuse; the cryptographic keys for restricted areas at federal facilities across the country; the personal testimonies of low-income-housing recipients; and granular detail on the locations of particularly vulnerable children. What did DOGE want with this kind of information? None of it seemed relevant to Musk’s stated aim of identifying waste and fraud, multiple government finance, IT, and security specialists told WIRED. But in treating the US government itself as a giant dataset, the experts said, DOGE could help the Trump administration accomplish another goal: to gather much of what the government knows about a given individual, whether a civil servant or an undocumented immigrant, in one easily searchable place. WIRED spoke with more than 150 current and former federal employees, experts, and Musk supporters across more than 20 agencies to expose the inner workings of DOGE. Many of these sources requested anonymity to speak candidly about what DOGE has done—and what it might do next.

Inside Elon Musk’s ‘Digital Coup’ | WIRED

This is sickening. Take the time to read this whole article, and be informed. You need to know who these criminals are, and what they are doing to our personal, private, deeply NOT THEIR FUCKING BUSINESS information.

[aftertherockshow]

when you like the opening act but you're really here for the headliner

you might enjoy my rest in piss playlist

[crown-prince-zuko]

DICK CHENEY HAS DIED

ANOTHER ONE DOWN BABY

[honeydewdrops333]

just when I thought my parents were done being trump supporters, they continue 🫩

[pangurbanourcat]

I know that the No kings protests aren’t as good as a revolution or truly disrupting society or anything, but they’re still very good in my opinion. They’re not a detriment to the revolution and they’re a way for communities to come together and affirm their shared values. The ones that happen where I live are always joyful and fun. Lots of funny signs. See people you know.

[this-is-saneism]

Hi, I was wondering if something I'm doing is saneist.

I have been researching moral OCD and I think I might have some form of it. Problem is, I have no access to a therapist, as I am a minor without my own money and also living in America, which is not a good country for mentally ill people... Even if I did have a therapist, I know I wouldn't feel safe trying to get diagnosed with anything when Trump is in office.

I have been considering self-diagnosing. I know it's not inherently bad but even so I still am very hesitant about it. If I self-diagnose with moral OCD and it turns out I don't have it, I'd be imposing on the spaces for people who do actuality have it, and I don't wanna do that.

Do you think it'd be saneist if I self-diagnosed?

This is not saneism.

Genuinely believing you have a disorder and interacting with support spaces in good faith is not saneist. Self diagnosis is valid.

[aftertherockshow]