DDOS attack on twitter lmao, love to see it
10.03.2025 16:33
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DDOS attack on twitter lmao, love to see it
The word “shall” gives conjunction vibes
No I will not elaborate
This whole app just feels like a thousand people trying to get over the same ex while also pretending they are having a great time with their downgraded new partner lol
I started this, if you see one of those "listen up new users" posts send it to me and I'll add that user to the block list
Deeply ashamed that my first skeet (post? blweet?) in nine months involved the Jake Paul fight
Streaming services truly are the Midas touch but instead of gold it’s shit
We’ve had high definition live broadcasting for decades but Netflix tries it once? Shit
I’ve decided I’m going to translate the MEGA as a personal project to both reteach myself German and read through as much of Marx’s work as I possibly can in its original language
I think I’ll also put the translations up on my Substack too, probably weekly or semi-regularly like that
Part 2: Defining the different strains of Maoism before looking into their influence on the DFLP and Saraya Al-Quds (PIJ)
You can tell the Biden administration is full of a bunch of careerist “pOLiCy wOnKs” because their spreadsheets look like the inside of a McKinsey consultant’s brain when they are turned on
One of my favorite parts about sifting through the U.S. government’s raw data is how around every two years the entire format of every report changes and for some reason each time it does it becomes more difficult to decipher and find the info you’re actually looking for
Of course the ironic part is that this was an explicitly bipartisan venture, led by the leadership of both political parties
But once Super Tuesday comes around all of a sudden there will be a clamoring about the fascist tendencies of the Republicans with no introspection on Democratic complicity
It seems like the big tent of the Democratic Party has expanded so far out that the party is beginning to ideologically decouple again
In the next decade we will likely see the reemergence of something akin to the Dixiecrats as the barrier to entry becomes simply “wanting to govern a liberal state”
Introduction: Where I reaffirm my support for a liberated Palestine
I started writing a series breaking down the different factions involved in the Al-Aqua Flood because I’ve found even among well meaning people in the English-speaking world, there seems to be a complete misunderstanding of who the actors are in this
Links below
“Let’s send you to a foreign country with a bunch of strangers and lovebomb you for days before traumatizing you about the Holocaust solely to justify why we exist as an oppressive state today”
Is not in fact, contrary to popular belief, a good thing to do to anyone, let alone college kids
The immense damage Birthright has had on multiple generations’ understanding of reality genuinely can’t be overstated
The intentional targeting of young [majority Ashkenazi] people in colleges at a time when they are seeking new connection and meaning is straight up cult indoctrination behavior
Also kinda seems like it should be noted how quickly progressives will reflexively parrot denunciations of violence even when there’s no evidence they occurred if that violence in any way could harm the status quo
Towing the increasingly frustrating line of
The acts of individual fighters do not delegitimize anti-colonial resistance
And
Most if the the atrocities being denounced by U.S. liberals are completely unsubstantiated and we are watching the mythmaking spin of history happen in real time
Like I’m just rolling over the quote:
“If you want to know where Protestant liberal theology went to die, you need look no further than the work of some Catholic theologians”
I think I’ve really begun to appreciate Hauerwas’s belief that (likely pre-Vatican 2 especially) the Catholic Church *was* the church and for Catholics to think of themselves as one of many denominations is as good of a confirmation as ever that it was/had becom[ing]/[e] Protestantism
