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So if for some goddamn reason you still have tiktok? Maybe delete it
This shit is dystopian as fuck
Delete it as soon as you can do not fucking use the app at all
Yeah, so, "TikTok is officially under the control of a cadre of pro-Trump billionaires including Larry Ellison."
guillermo del toro said so many insightful and funny things last night at the frankenstein q&a that i started taking notes. these are all direct quotes. i love this man.
I get it if you're not paying attention to the news. It's scary, it's exhausting, and a lot of people here are in particularly vulnerable demographics. So I'll just tell you, now is definitely not the time to stop pushing or despair.
Every major news outlet, including Fox and Newsmax, refused to sign Pete Hegseth's ridiculous demand for control over what they published from the Pentagon.
Many airports refused to air Kristi Noem's propaganda video blaming the govt shutdown on the Democrats.
Farmers are furious over the fallout from the trade war with China and now a huge bailout for their direct competitors in Argentina.
A judge in Chicago barred ICE agents from arresting people in court.
MIT, University of Pennsylvania, and a couple other schools have been the first to refuse the administration's ultimatum to either accept a complete govt audit of classes offered or lose federal funding, and we can hope others will follow suit.
The administration continues to lose legal cases regularly, and now the Attorney General of Arizona is threatening to sue Speaker of the House Mike Johnson for his continued refusal to swear in Adelita Grijalva, who was elected to the House in a special election nearly three weeks ago. She would make the last signature needed on a House petition to push the Epstein case to the next stage.
Steven Miller is selling his house in Arlington, VA and moving, because people kept writing criticism of him in chalk on the sidewalks. Lol.
There is blood in the water, guys. Don't stop pushing. Find your nearest No Kings protest tomorrow, and put the fear of the people in the hearts of some Republican governors and congressmen.
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Superman isn't woke. You're just so evil that you see a man doing acts of kindness and you think it's a targeted political agenda
This but for people this post is talking about. đ€Ł
Get peer reviewed, bitch.
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No children are allowed in the Library of Congress.
It's not that kind of library.
In other words...
You are being lied to
again
Everything published in the US is copied to the Library of Congress; appropriateness for children is not a criteria. Published under copyright is.
In order to read something in the Library of Congress, you must, in order:
1) Be 16+ years old and in possession of ID such as a driverâs license or passport to obtain a LoC card
2) Make an appointment to go to a reading room
3) Know what it is you want to read and which library building it is in so you can fill out a request form when you arrive.
So the chances of a âchildâ just stumbling over something âinappropriateâ that was âputâ there by the choice of the head librarian is 100% impossible.
Leavitt seems to believe that if she wears a big enough cross, God canât hear her breaking the commandment against false witness.
Stephen Miller is an unelected sledgehamner of human rights crimes. True evil.
Nonstop gaslighting.
Sure, the new facilities were magically approved, funded, built, equipped, and staffed in 4 months.
You just opened the door. Biden and Democrats did all the work.
The disdain and hatred for science + adoration of wealth = more deaths from cancer and preventable diseases.
"College is a place of liberal indoctrination."
And what possible motive would liberals have to put their indoctrination behind one of the biggest paywalls to have ever existed?
College is often the first time that someone regularly interacts with a diverse crowd. College is often the first time that someone is encouraged to think for themselves instead of blindly trusting their parents.
They're not being indoctrinated to be liberal. They were previously indoctrinated to be conservative and are now being freed from that.
Protesters block traffic. An ambulance is unable to get where it needs to be. Someone dies as a result.
Many people say that the protesters should be jailed or even shot.
The logic seems to be "if you cause someone to not get the medical care that they need and they die, you should suffer for it".
But that's exactly what CEOs do when they price gouge or deny claims. So why is the protester considered a criminal who it's justifiable to kill but the CEO isn't?
In light of what happened with Hasan Piker recently, Iâd like to use this post to tell folks:
If Customs and Border Patrol start questioning you, ask to speak to a lawyer.
If CBP ask to see your phone, ask for a warrant.
Also he pointed out that he deliberately waited to ask if he is being detained until 2 hours into the conversation because he wanted to see just how far it would go and see what exactly they were looking into.
You, person looking at this post, are not a rich Twitch streamer with a sizable audience and following that could play that game. You do not answer any questions and plead the fucking fifth.
A side note which may or may not be relevant (because ICE is not notorious for following the law anyway): there is legal precedent in the US that law enforcement can force you to unlock a device which uses biometric authentication (fingerprints and eye scans and so on) but that they canât force you to enter a password. If you donât want them to immediately see whatâs on your phone, switch it to require a code. (And the longer and more complex, unfortunately, the better.)
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