Some More News: How the Internet Is Killing Journalism

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Hi. There sure are a lot of media layoffs happening! Let’s look at how and why that happened and what we can do to make sure quality journalism doesn’t get phased out like National Geographic and Sports Illustrated.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:52 - Media Layoffs
06:30 - How Journalism Is Supposed To Work
14:51 - What The Internet Did
31:06 - Pivoting To Video
34:13 - What Replaced Journalism
39:37 - The Dipshits Own Everything
44:14 - Ugh. A.I.
46:56 - What We Can Do

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149 comments
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Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:03:34am

It is so much cheaper to just get an unpaid intern to mine the Internet for trending stories. Why pay for expensive investigative journalists?

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:07:59am

Does he mention that people stopped paying for newspapers and how that’s a problem?

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lawhawk  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:09:04am

re: #1 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))

Or to get “AI” to rework the same body content and substitute the names in reporting.

I see stuff that would fall into that category all the time, especially around bankruptcy filings. It’s the same format every time, and they just substitute the company declaring bankruptcy.

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:09:19am

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darthstar  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:12:06am

Mastodon

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:14:03am

re: #5 darthstar

Do they have a Vision Pro on as well? If not, I’m not really impressed. //

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:16:09am

About tfg asserting immunity in the Florida case

citizen Trump
All the charges are from acts after his presidency
Worse it would seem, acts after the subpoena

Doesn’t mean cannon won’t eat up the spaghetti throwing and cause a delay…

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darthstar  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:19:58am

re: #7 Dangerman

Is he asserting immunity in Florida? Judge Cannon could approve that in a hot second!

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A Three Hour Tour  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:20:58am

re: #1 Wendell Zurkowitz ((slave to the waffle light))

It is so much cheaper to just get an unpaid intern to mine the Internet for trending stories. Why pay for expensive investigative journalists?

I KNEW that would be your comment.

Well, that, or “When ‘trending on twitter’ became a dedicated news category, journalism was doomed.”

Of course, you’re not wrong.

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:21:04am

re: #7 Dangerman

Hey wait!

Can’t Biden declare immunity in *his* dox case? He’s still prez!!

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:21:34am

re: #8 darthstar

Is he asserting immunity in Florida? Judge Cannon could approve that in a hot second!

Yup he is

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Nerdy Fish  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:22:31am

re: #8 darthstar

Is he asserting immunity in Florida? Judge Cannon could approve that in a hot second!

I don’t think she’ll go that far, but I can just about guarantee that she’ll grant the delay, because his lawyers threw around lots of big scary words like “executive,” and “privilege.”

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jaunte  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:23:13am

re: #10 Dangerman

Funny how the whole nation keeps getting whipsawed by illogic and hypocrisy when one major party is in the grip of one colossal walking narcissistic disfunction.

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William Lewis  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:25:02am

re: #3 lawhawk

Or to get “AI” to rework the same body content and substitute the names in reporting.

I see stuff that would fall into that category all the time, especially around bankruptcy filings. It’s the same format every time, and they just substitute the company declaring bankruptcy.

re: #4 Dangerman

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I’d rather listen to a tween aged girl cover an old song badly because it’ll still be a 1000x better than those shitbirds…

And just because I’m feeling perverse, here’s the tween at 48 …

Tiffany - I Think We’re Alone Now (Re-Recorded)

(still pretty cute 😉)

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Randall Gross  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:26:41am

bsky.app

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Randall Gross  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:28:57am

bsky.app

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Nerdy Fish  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:29:16am

re: #16 Randall Gross

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That’s my governor. I adore him.

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Shiplord Kirel: From behind wingnut lines  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:31:21am

re: #5 darthstar

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Possibly a flat earth activist demonstrating that if the earth were a sphere, we would all have to climb that way to get anywhere.///

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:39:24am
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Captain Ron  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:43:21am

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Randall Gross  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:43:30am

Mastodon

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Eventual Carrion  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:44:45am

I got mugged by 6 dwarves last night.
Not Happy

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Shiplord Kirel: From behind wingnut lines  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:45:00am

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Randall Gross  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:45:09am

Spocko has a great way with words…

Mastodon

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sizzzzlerz  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:50:51am

re: #14 William Lewis

I’d rather listen to a tween aged girl cover an old song badly because it’ll still be a 1000x better than those shitbirds…

And just because I’m feeling perverse, here’s the tween at 48 …

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(still pretty cute 😉)

No, no, no! There are some things up with which I shall not put! One is that any remake of the classic 1967 song by Tommy James and the Shondells can be, at all, worth listening to even in comparison to another remake that is probably even worse.

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jaunte  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:51:06am

re: #21 Randall Gross

Prince Bonesaw: “Why do you speak to me of this Barbra Streisand?”

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William Lewis  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:52:47am

re: #25 sizzzzlerz

No, no, no! There are some things up with which I shall not put! One is that any remake of the classic 1967 song by Tommy James and the Shondells can be, at all, worth listening to even in comparison to another remake that is probably even worse.

Hah, I’m just young enough, she works for me 😈

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sizzzzlerz  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:52:48am

re: #22 Eventual Carrion

I got mugged by 6 dwarves last night.
Not Happy

Required a spit take to fully grasp. Clever.

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ckkatz  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:53:39am

re: #22 Eventual Carrion

I got mugged by 6 dwarves last night.
Not Happy

Hah!

Nicely done!

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Joe Bacon ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:54:35am
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dat_said  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:55:09am

re: #16 Randall Gross

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bsky.app

I’m trying to remember the wording from the scare flyer I got in the mail last year about this - something like “how are the kids ever going to learn budgeting? the kids will never appreciate again that life takes hard work!!!! It reduces choice in lunches because meals from home are so much more delicious and how else is a mother going to show she loves her kids more than all the other mothers love theirs”.

Oh, there was also lots of “rich people’s yacht money” worries in the flyer.

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Eventual Carrion  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:58:44am

re: #28 sizzzzlerz

Required a spit take to fully grasp. Clever.

Stolen from Counter Social post. Yeah I thought it was funny.

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 11:59:53am

re: #30 Joe Bacon ✅

Mark of the beast.

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Jay C  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:00:19pm

re: #30 Joe Bacon ✅

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Still not gonna help.

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Yeah Sure WhatEVs  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:01:59pm

re: #16 Randall Gross

There’s that 30% again. It’s always ~30%.

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wrenchwench  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:02:55pm

re: #19 Dangerman

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I looked. I found no thread. I have no account.

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William Lewis  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:03:26pm

Ash wednesday ash brushings…

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William Lewis  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:05:12pm

re: #37 William Lewis

Ash wednesday ash brushings…

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Why yes, I still consider myself christian 😈

Why should I be so certain of you?

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William Lewis  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:06:02pm

Hint, that’s more for reposting than here 😉

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darthstar  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:07:03pm

re: #11 Dangerman

Yup he is

What a maroon.

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PhillyPretzel ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:07:54pm

From the AP: Senate R’s block the bipartisan border package.

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Joe Bacon ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:09:23pm

re: #41 PhillyPretzel ✅

From the AP: Senate R’s block the bipartisan border package.

Coming up next—Senate R’s block Ukraine aid…

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Jay C  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:10:06pm

re: #31 dat_said

I’m trying to remember the wording from the scare flyer I got in the mail last year about this - something like “how are the kids ever going to learn budgeting? the kids will never appreciate again that life takes hard work!!!! It reduces choice in lunches because meals from home are so much more delicious and how else is a mother going to show she loves her kids more than all the other mothers love theirs”.

Oh, there was also lots of “rich people’s yacht money” worries in the flyer.

Since I haven’t had to think about school lunches since Nixon’s first Administration, I may not be familiar with how things work nowadays, but: in civilized states where free lunches ARE provided to students: is there any mechanism that PREVENTS schoolchildren from bringing their own food from home? If mom’s chow really is so good that the
kids prefer it to what the school might offer, are they barred from brown-bagging it? Or (rhetorical question) is this just more RW bullshit designed to provide excuses for school-district cheapskatery…?

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PhillyPretzel ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:10:09pm

re: #42 Joe Bacon ✅

Yep. Again the r’s are trying to appease DT.

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Colère Tueur de Lapin ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:13:26pm

re: #23 Shiplord Kirel: From behind wingnut lines

Shouldn’t rage and tone be fixed at 100%?

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Captain Ron  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:14:46pm

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Nerdy Fish  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:15:27pm

re: #31 dat_said

I’m trying to remember the wording from the scare flyer I got in the mail last year about this - something like “how are the kids ever going to learn budgeting? the kids will never appreciate again that life takes hard work!!!! It reduces choice in lunches because meals from home are so much more delicious and how else is a mother going to show she loves her kids more than all the other mothers love theirs”.

Oh, there was also lots of “rich people’s yacht money” worries in the flyer.

All the arguments against giving kids free school lunches boil down to one essential talking point: “The government shouldn’t pay for things for people who don’t need them.” To which I say: WHY THE FUCK NOT? What’s wrong with people getting to enjoy a little more in life, courtesy of their own tax dollars, which they already pay? It’s not like these lunches are truly free; there is no free lunch, after all. The Republicans are just mad that we’re doing kind and compassionate things for people they don’t like, and using this stupid “but these other kids don’t deserve it so it’s a waste of government money waaaaaaaahhhhhh” wharrgarbl to justify their outrage.

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gocart mozart  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:18:20pm
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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:21:24pm

re: #40 darthstar

What a maroon.

if it earns another delay…

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A Cranky One  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:22:06pm

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dat_said  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:25:07pm

re: #47 Nerdy Fish

I think all roads should be toll roads and all tolls should be means tested. “The government shouldn’t pay for things for people who don’t need them.”

/s

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:25:26pm

re: #47 Nerdy Fish

All the arguments against giving kids free school lunches boil down to one essential talking point: “The government shouldn’t pay for things for people who don’t need them.” To which I say: WHY THE FUCK NOT? What’s wrong with people getting to enjoy a little more in life, courtesy of their own tax dollars, which they already pay? It’s not like these lunches are truly free; there is no free lunch, after all. The Republicans are just mad that we’re doing kind and compassionate things for people they don’t like, and using this stupid “but these other kids don’t deserve it so it’s a waste of government money waaaaaaaahhhhhh” wharrgarbl to justify their outrage.

Only poor kids need to eat.

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nines09  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:25:56pm

re: #30 Joe Bacon ✅

Moses Mike had a bad week yesterday. Maybe a bad month. Hopefully not to end any time soon.

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jaunte  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:26:36pm

re: #48 gocart mozart

Good, he’s not learning anything.

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Nerdy Fish  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:28:52pm

re: #51 dat_said

I think all road should be toll roads and all tolls should be means tested. “The government shouldn’t pay for things for people who don’t need them.”

/s

I mean, taking our lovely Republicans’ arguments at face value, that’s probably what they’d say. I wonder what they’d actually say if you pointed this out to them, probably some wharrgarbl about “but roads are different, they have intrinsic public value.”

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darthstar  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:29:43pm

Mastodon

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darthstar  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:30:58pm

re: #44 PhillyPretzel ✅

Yep. Again the r’s retrying to appease DT.

Nothing will appease him. He’s got 91 problems that are his and his alone… they’re called indictments.

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:31:10pm

re: #55 Nerdy Fish

I mean, taking our lovely Republicans’ arguments at face value, that’s probably what they’d say. I wonder what they’d actually say if you pointed this out to them, probably some wharrgarbl about “but roads are different, they have intrinsic public value. because *I* use them.”

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darthstar  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:33:16pm

re: #50 A Cranky One

NFT-shirts?

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sizzzzlerz  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:33:35pm

re: #57 darthstar

Nothing will appease him. He’s got 91 problems that are his and his alone… they’re called indictments.

Well, his alone until you consider his grifting his MAGAt idiots to pay for his lawyers and related expenses. Privatize the indictments, socialize the costs.

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jeffreyw  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:35:13pm

re: #48 gocart mozart

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*insert ‘let them fight’ GIF here*

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sizzzzlerz  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:35:56pm

re: #53 nines09

Moses Mike had a bad week yesterday. Maybe a bad month. Hopefully not to end any time soon.

Never interfere with an enemy while he’s in the process of destroying himself

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Joe Bacon ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:36:46pm

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jeffreyw  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:39:04pm

Mastodon

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darthstar  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:41:42pm

re: #60 sizzzzlerz

Well, his alone until you consider his grifting his MAGAt idiots to pay for his lawyers and related expenses. Privatize the indictments, socialize the costs.

It’s their money… better than them spending it on guns.

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jeffreyw  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:46:03pm

Mastodon

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Shiplord Kirel: From behind wingnut lines  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:50:30pm

re: #66 jeffreyw

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Anton LaVey’s actual grandson once said, “My grandpa is cooler than most of my friends!” Many years later, my grandson said basically the same thing about me. I beamed at the praise.

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Joe Bacon ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:56:13pm

Chiefs Coach Andy Reid Blindsided by Question About Taylor Swift-Biden Conspiracy Theory: ‘That’s Way Out of My League’

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid was caught by surprise when a reporter asked him about the right-wing conspiracy theories involving Taylor Swift and President Joe Biden.

As a result of the media frenzy surrounding Swift and her and Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, theories have begun to emerge about the nature of their relationship. Some believe the relationship is nothing more than a publicity stunt concocted by the NFL — which Commissioner Roger Goodell denied — while others somehow believe Swift is a pawn for the Democrats. The pop star endorsed Biden in 2020, leading to speculation among Republicans that she’ll urge her massive fanbase to once again vote for him in the upcoming election.

During Super Bowl LVIII’s Media Day, a German reporter asked Reid about the theories.

“As you said before, times have changed a lot,” the reporter said. “The internet, mobile phones… What do you say about the conspiracies that have popped up concerning Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift? Like some kind of Republican conspiracies that you guys made it into the Super Bowl to actually secretly re-elect or help re-elect President Biden?”

Reid uttered a faint, “Hmm,” prompting laughter from the room.

“That’s way out of my league,” Reid responded. “Very similar to me speaking German.”

Reid then told the reporter he appreciated the question, but admitted his knowledge of the president was limited to the team visiting the White House after winning last year’s Super Bowl.

mediaite.com

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Joe Bacon ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 12:58:17pm

It…Went…There…

Kari Lake: ‘Americans deserve the truth — let’s see what Putin has to say’

rumble.com

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BeachDem  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:02:09pm

Just want to point out that the psycho who was burning books with the flamethrower didn’t BUY the books, she took them off a library shelf. Shouldn’t someone arrest her?

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nines09  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:02:40pm

re: #70 BeachDem

Drag her out by her hair.

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PhillyPretzel ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:04:27pm

re: #70 BeachDem

Make her buy all the books in said library.

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:06:00pm

re: #68 Joe Bacon ✅

Chiefs Coach Andy Reid Blindsided by Question About Taylor Swift-Biden Conspiracy Theory: ‘That’s Way Out of My League’

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid was caught by surprise when a reporter asked him about the right-wing conspiracy theories involving Taylor Swift and President Joe Biden.

As a result of the media frenzy surrounding Swift and her and Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, theories have begun to emerge about the nature of their relationship. Some believe the relationship is nothing more than a publicity stunt concocted by the NFL — which Commissioner Roger Goodell denied — while others somehow believe Swift is a pawn for the Democrats. The pop star endorsed Biden in 2020, leading to speculation among Republicans that she’ll urge her massive fanbase to once again vote for him in the upcoming election.

During Super Bowl LVIII’s Media Day, a German reporter asked Reid about the theories.

“As you said before, times have changed a lot,” the reporter said. “The internet, mobile phones… What do you say about the conspiracies that have popped up concerning Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift? Like some kind of Republican conspiracies that you guys made it into the Super Bowl to actually secretly re-elect or help re-elect President Biden?”

Reid uttered a faint, “Hmm,” prompting laughter from the room.

“That’s way out of my league,” Reid responded. “Very similar to me speaking German.”

Reid then told the reporter he appreciated the question, but admitted his knowledge of the president was limited to the team visiting the White House after winning last year’s Super Bowl.

mediaite.com

i am not a football fan
i dont watch sports on tv

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid was caught by surprise when a reporter asked him about the right-wing conspiracy theories involving Taylor Swift and President Joe Biden.

a football coach

they are fucking up everything

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nines09  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:07:06pm

re: #68 Joe Bacon ✅

“Reporter.”
Ha.
Good one.

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:08:08pm

re: #70 BeachDem

Just want to point out that the psycho who was burning books with the flamethrower didn’t BUY the books, she took them off a library shelf. Shouldn’t someone arrest her?

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so she’s a thief

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Shropshire Slasher  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:10:02pm

re: #68 Joe Bacon ✅

Monday can’t come soon enough.

Hopefully Taylor Swift keeps a receipt.

Boomer Esiason floated a theory that Swift will ask the NFL to reimburse her for her flight from Tokyo to Las Vegas this weekend, when she’ll watch boyfriend Travis Kelce and the Chiefs face off against the 49ers in Super Bowl 2024, and that the league also provides one of the highly discussed million-dollar suites at Allegiant Stadium.

This hot take came after Esiason and co-host Gregg Giannotti discussed Swift’s net worth and a potential engagement.

“Because of all these stories coming out that she has raised the level of the NFL,” Esiason said Monday on “Boomer and Gio” on WFAN. “The NFL is going to be here after she’s done. It was here before she got started.”

Gianotti then interjected, “I love this. I love this Boomer heel turn on Taylor Swift, this is the greatest thing to ever happen.”

nypost.com

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wrenchwench  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:12:04pm

re: #75 Dangerman

so she’s a thief

And an arsonist. Where’s her bucket of water? At least the fire’s platform looks metal.

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Randall Gross  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:13:19pm

Now we have layoffs at JPL due to GOP control of the house

bsky.app

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BeachDem  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:14:15pm

re: #75 Dangerman

so she’s a thief

And running for Secretary of State, with a slogan:

When I’m Secretary of State, I will BURN all books that are grooming, indoctrinating, and sexualizing our children. MAGA. America First.

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🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:15:29pm

re: #70 BeachDem

Just want to point out that the psycho who was burning books with the flamethrower didn’t BUY the books, she took them off a library shelf. Shouldn’t someone arrest her?

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It’s not unraveling. It’s fascism. She’s part of a very stupid, but very dangerous, asshole subculture.

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gocart mozart  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:17:45pm
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Joe Bacon ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:23:32pm

Florida Chief Justice Pushes Fetal Personhood At Argument For Abortion Amendment

talkingpointsmemo.com

During Wednesday’s arguments over the language of a proposed ballot initiative to protect abortion rights, Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Carlos Muñiz kept returning to a well neither side had briefed.

“It talks about ‘all natural persons are equal before the law and have unalienable rights’ — I don’t know that I could affirmatively say that the term ‘natural person,’ as a matter of just ordinary meaning, doesn’t include the unborn,” Muñiz said. “We certainly talk about the unborn that way.”

Muñiz was quoting from one of the earliest passages in Florida’s constitution that says that all natural persons “are equal before the law and have inalienable rights, among which are the right to enjoy and defend life and liberty, to pursue happiness, to be rewarded for industry, and to acquire, possess and protect property.” If this passage applied to “the unborn” — or in non-anti-abortion political speak, embryos and fetuses — abortion at every stage would be murder. This is a state-level version of fetal personhood, the anti-abortion white whale.

While Muñiz was eager to promote his radical interpretation of the state constitution, Florida, even under its hard-right regime, does not presently embrace it. The state currently has a 15-week abortion ban, with a six-week one tangled up in court. If the state was operating under his preferred approach, abortion would likely be banned completely.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody (R) had asked for the state Supreme Court to issue an advisory opinion on whether the text of the proposed ballot initiative — titled “Amendment to Limit Government Interference with Abortion” — was misleading or contained multiple subjects. The proposed amendment states that no law shall “prohibit, penalize, delay, or restrict abortion before viability or when necessary to protect the patient’s health.”

In most states where abortion rights advocates have pushed for a ballot initiative, Republican officials often lodge challenges at each procedural step to try to quash the effort. As of early January, the group behind the ballot initiative, Floridians Protecting Freedom, announced that it had gathered well over the 891,523 signatures required to get the proposal on the 2024 ballot.

On Wednesday, many of the chief justice’s colleagues — all of whom were appointed by Republican governors — also reflexively adopted anti-abortion postures.

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🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:27:17pm

The man is extremely talented, but it’s ruined by being a violent narcissistic asshole in real life.

Those missteps — along with his decision to stay in what he has described as an “unhealthy” relationship while his career was on the upswing — have clouded optimism among his admirers that Major might regain at least some of his former traction in Hollywood.

“Jonathan made a bad situation worse — one PR failure after another,” said Nathan Miller, founder and CEO of Miller Ink, a Los Angeles-based strategic communications and crisis management firm.

Andrew Bourke, director of communications at ChaudhryLaw PLLC, declined The Times’ request for comment from Majors’ attorney, Priya Chaudhry.

Many critics of Majors cite an ABC News interview in January in which the actor, who did not take the stand during his trial, awkwardly maintained his innocence while declaring he was the true victim. He has been slammed for his shaky demeanor and evasive responses. When asked about how Jabbari’s injuries, which were photographed by police, came about, Majors said, “I wish to God I knew.”

“That interview tremendously undercut his credibility,” said Miller. “There’s ways of denying you committed physical assault but also acknowledging the complexities of the situation that shows responsibility. The public doesn’t like it when they think someone is being evasive and makes themselves a victim.”

The interview also included an audio clip played in court in which Majors described himself as a “great man” while accusing Jabbari of not living up to the standards set by spouses of famous Black men, such as Coretta Scott King and Michelle Obama.

Hollywood insiders on Jonathan Majors’ future: Public missteps ‘made a bad situation worse’ (LA Times)

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Shiplord Kirel: From behind wingnut lines  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:27:21pm

re: #70 BeachDem

Just want to point out that the psycho who was burning books with the flamethrower didn’t BUY the books, she took them off a library shelf. Shouldn’t someone arrest her?

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She should have been shot down like a rabid dog. For one thing a flamethrower is a lethal weapon and she was using it as a weapon. There was no reason to assume that she wouldn’t use it against the people there, and dumb luck that she didn’t. It’s just like some gooberite “protestor” firing a gun into the ceiling. Would the cops not mow them down immediately?

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🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:32:24pm

re: #84 Shiplord Kirel: From behind wingnut lines

She should have been shot down like a rabid dog. For one thing a flamethrower is a lethal weapon and she was using it as a weapon. There was no reason to assume that she wouldn’t use it against the people there, and dumb luck that she didn’t. It’s just like some gooberite “protestor” firing a gun into the ceiling. Would the cops not mow them down immediately?

You can’t slaughter fascists over petty theft. She wasn’t using it on people. There’s a line somewhere between petty theft and murder where it becomes OK to lock them up, but it’s still not OK to kill them.

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BeachDem  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:33:25pm

re: #84 Shiplord Kirel: From behind wingnut lines

She should have been shot down like a rabid dog. For one thing a flamethrower is a lethal weapon and she was using it as a weapon. There was no reason to assume that she wouldn’t use it against the people there, and dumb luck that she didn’t. It’s just like some gooberite “protestor” firing a gun into the ceiling. Would the cops not mow them down immediately?

Um, all well and good, except that she didn’t do the burning at the library. She took the books home and did it in her yard for a campaign ad.

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jaunte  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:34:01pm

@sethcotlar.bsky.social

In 1986 this Philadelphia TV station became one of the first Fox network affiliates.

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PhillyPretzel ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:34:56pm

re: #87 jaunte

Yes. It was.

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Jay C  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:38:19pm

re: #87 jaunte

@sethcotlar.bsky.social

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And whose callsign would nowadays be immediately taken to read: “What The Almighty F***…. “

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:39:03pm

re: #89 Jay C

And whose callsign would nowadays be immediately taken to read: “What The Almighty F***…. “

I always thought the third word was “Actual”.

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DodgerFan1988  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:39:24pm
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A Cranky One  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:39:33pm

re: #59 darthstar

NFT-shirts?

Yup. On a blowout sale. What an investment!

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:40:07pm

re: #66 jeffreyw

“lawfare shenanigans”?

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PhillyPretzel ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:40:13pm

re: #89 Jay C

re: #90 Belafon

And now you know why I only use Whiskey Tango Foxtrot.

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:41:14pm

re: #91 DodgerFan1988

And, Josh, when white people like you post crap like this, it’s makes white people like me want to replace us, too.

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Mike Lamb  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:45:34pm

CNN actually journalism-ing by accurately stating the GOP bowed to Trump and tanked the Border deal.

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Patricia Kayden  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:45:59pm

re: #16 Randall Gross

Democratic Governors: free lunch for school children
Republican Governors: non-regulated, dangerous full time jobs for children.

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Joe Bacon ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:49:25pm

How Matt Taibbi And Glenn Greenwald Turned Into Right-Wing Mouthpieces

Jan. 6th wasn’t a big deal, and Tucker Carlson is a hero for interviewing Vladimir Putin.

There are only two possible explanations as to why Greenwald and Taibbi are pushing provably false disinformation. The first is that they are incapable of fact checking and basic journalistic process. Greenwald has the access to Jan. 6th reporting every other journalist in the country does, and Taibbi could easily ask CNN whether it had tried to contact Vladimir Putin for an interview. This seems an unlikely explanation given their respectable body of work over the years.

The second, much sadder explanation is that shilling for right wing billionaires and fascist propagandists is immensely lucrative. Taibbi is making an estimated $4-5 million a year from his newsletter, with Greenwald not far behind. By plugging themselves into the Alt media ecosystem, they can pump out conspiracy theory after conspiracy theory and see tangible economic gains almost instantly. The more conspiratorial the claim, the more cash they can make — particularly now Elon Musk has turned Twitter into a full time right wing propaganda platform.

If this theory is correct, we should see even more outlandish claims from the duo as the upcoming presidential election gets closer. Getting fact checked by the Kremlin will be hard to top, but with Taibbi and Greenwald’s recent track record, anything is possible.

thebanter.substack.com

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Patricia Kayden  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:50:31pm

re: #83 🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈

“The interview also included an audio clip played in court in which Majors described himself as a “great man” while accusing Jabbari of not living up to the standards set by spouses of famous Black men, such as Coretta Scott King and Michelle Obama.”

He’s strange. Why did he expect his girlfriend to live up to anyone else’s standards? Women aren’t interchangeable. Has he lived up to Dr. King or President Obama’s standards?

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🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:53:22pm

re: #99 Patricia Kayden

“The interview also included an audio clip played in court in which Majors described himself as a “great man” while accusing Jabbari of not living up to the standards set by spouses of famous Black men, such as Coretta Scott King and Michelle Obama.”

He’s strange. Why did he expect his girlfriend to live up to anyone else’s standards? Women aren’t interchangeable. Has he lived up to Dr. King or President Obama’s standards?

He’s narcissistic. As a successful actor, he imagined that he was a great man like King or Obama.

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No Malarkey!  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:53:43pm

The worst of Trump’s bad lawyers.

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Patricia Kayden  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:54:50pm

re: #75 Dangerman

She should be arrested and charged with theft if those books aren’t hers. Beyond ridiculous!!

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🐈 Crush White Christian Nationalism 🐈  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:55:55pm

re: #102 Patricia Kayden

She should be arrested and charged with theft if those books aren’t hers. Beyond ridiculous!!

Of course, and if the flamethrower is banned where she lives, for that as well.

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 1:56:27pm

re: #102 Patricia Kayden

She should be arrested and charged with theft if those books aren’t hers. Beyond ridiculous!!

The city definitely needs to charge her.

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gocart mozart  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:00:23pm
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Eclectic Cyborg  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:04:20pm

re: #91 DodgerFan1988

Okay, you stupid Nazi motherfuckers, let’s go over this again:

Human beings were NOT white from the beginning and have NEVER been the majority ethnicity on this planet.

So fuck you and all your fucking garbage theories.

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:23:12pm

she mad
but she aint wrong

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:24:41pm

new ad

YouTube

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FFL (GOP Delenda Est)  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:26:16pm

re: #107 Dangerman

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she mad
but she aint wrong

Wonder what the GOP has promised her along the way. And she might well be discovering (or realizing) that she is being left by the curb since she is no longer viewed as useful.

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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:29:56pm
Donald Trump “is flexing his political power this week, a sign of his campaign’s new urgency as it’s increasingly likely he could be tried on felony charges before the November election,” Axios reports.

“It’s not just Trump’s command to congressional Republicans to kill the bipartisan border bill — which they quickly did. Trump rapidly has made a series of moves that emphasize his domination of the GOP.”

“He’s also expressing a desire to not just damage President Biden, but to damage him now — as if the election were next week, rather than Nov. 5.”

the problem?

- he cut the rnc chair and chief of staff off at the knees
- he killed the bill his party used as leverage and negotiated for
- biden and at least some of the media will pummel tfg and the Rs with this from now till election day

and there’s still dobbs

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:30:09pm

re: #109 FFL (GOP Delenda Est)

Wonder what the GOP has promised her along the way. And she might well be discovering (or realizing) that she is being left by the curb since she is no longer viewed as useful.

“I was going for quirky and independent, not duped.”

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darthstar  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:30:45pm

re: #107 Dangerman

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she mad
but she aint wrong

She’s been flirting with the GOP for years now. Hopefully the stench will cling to her in her search for a lucrative TV gig.

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wrenchwench  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:32:23pm

re: #108 Dangerman

new ad

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Video

The Lincoln Project gives too much credence to the ‘Border as Crisis’ myth.

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gocart mozart  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:34:17pm
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gocart mozart  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:35:16pm
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Dangerman  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:43:55pm
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Charles Johnson  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:45:33pm

Saw someone post about this but I had to check for myself and yeah, it’s genuine.

Elon Musk is now promoting one of the most notorious racist organizations in the world, VDARE.

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Decatur Deb  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:47:48pm

re: #117 Charles Johnson

The Intertubes was a bad idea.

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KGxvi  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:48:46pm

this seems… less than good:

Fox News host Sean Hannity’s interview with former GOP New York City mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa took a shocking turn when members of Sliwa’s Guardian Angels group gave — live on air — what Sliwa described as “a little pain compliance” to a person he said was a migrant and who he claimed had been caught shoplifting.

Why do I have a feeling that:

a. the guy isn’t a “migrant”
b. he wasn’t shoplifting
c. the NYPD won’t do anything about this vigilantism hate crime on national television

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:50:14pm

re: #117 Charles Johnson

Saw someone post about this but I had to check for myself and yeah, it’s genuine.

Elon Musk is now promoting one of the most notorious racist organizations in the world, VDARE.

[Embedded content]

1. What did Malema actually say?
2. Is his odds of being prime minister the same a Dean’s chances of being the 2024 Democratic nominee?

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KGxvi  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:51:50pm

re: #115 gocart mozart

“turns out the crisis wasn’t much of a crisis after all”

it is and was political malpractice for so many Dems to just adopt the GOP talking point of a “crisis” at the border. yes, there are a lot of people crossing and seeking asylum, the answer isn’t to make it harder (either procedurally or by relocating alligators with laser beams on their head to the Rio Grande) for them to cross and obtain asylum

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KGxvi  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:54:19pm

re: #118 Decatur Deb

The Intertubes was a bad idea.

nah, the internet did us all a favor, it let so many masks slip… now we know who people really are.

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:54:46pm

re: #121 KGxvi

“turns out the crisis wasn’t much of a crisis after all”

it is and was political malpractice for so many Dems to just adopt the GOP talking point of a “crisis” at the border. yes, there are a lot of people crossing and seeking asylum, the answer isn’t to make it harder (either procedurally or by relocating alligators with laser beams on their head to the Rio Grande) for them to cross and obtain asylum

Democrats didn’t want to do it, but Republicans control the House, no matter how much wish believe otherwise, and Republicans were using the border to block funding for Ukraine and Israel. And then Republicans showed everyone who they are.

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danarchy  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:56:08pm

Apparently Mexico has now overtaken China as the country the US imports from the most. It is weird I never see anything that says made in mexico on it though. Guess it is largely big ticket items like cars and machinery that US manufacturers have moved production to mexico for.

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Romantic Heretic  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:57:41pm

re: #47 Nerdy Fish

The cruelty is the point.

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KGxvi  Feb 7, 2024 • 2:57:57pm

re: #123 Belafon

Democrats didn’t want to do it, but Republicans control the House, no matter how much wish believe otherwise, and Republicans were using the border to block funding for Ukraine and Israel. And then Republicans showed everyone who they are.

I’m not saying they shouldn’t have worked out a bill to address asylum seekers. I’m saying buying into it being some sort of “crisis” set the stage for Republicans to define the terms of the debate and discussion. There’s plenty that they can and should do - more ADL judges and staff to hear cases sooner is a good idea. But ceding the ground to wingnuts like Greg Abbott declaring an invasion is fucking stupid.

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:00:08pm

re: #124 danarchy

Apparently Mexico has now overtaken China as the country the US imports from the most. It is weird I never see anything that says made in mexico on it though. Guess it is largely big ticket items like cars and machinery that US manufacturers have moved production to mexico for.

My son’s car, a Mitsubishi Mirage, built in 2018, actually says “Hecho en Mexico” on it. But, that terms also misleading these days. Is assembling “made” if the parts come from all over the world? I do see clothes that list Central American countries, and sometimes Vietnam.

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Romantic Heretic  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:00:31pm

re: #54 jaunte

Good, he’s not learning anything.

Learning would require realizing he doesn’t know everything.

Which would go against The Word of God since he is a good Christian™.

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:00:55pm

re: #126 KGxvi

more ADL judges

And where would they get and pay for those?

130
Romantic Heretic  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:03:05pm

re: #65 darthstar

It’s their money… better than them spending it on guns.

That’s what credit cards are for.

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KGxvi  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:03:23pm

re: #129 Belafon

And where would they get and pay for those?

we have plenty of lawyers in this country. and we would pay for it the same way we pay for everything else: the full faith and credit of the US federal government.

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:04:05pm

re: #131 KGxvi

we have plenty of lawyers in this country. and we would pay for it the same way we pay for everything else: the full faith and credit of the US federal government.

The purse strings of which are controlled by Congress.

133
nines09  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:06:00pm

re: #107 Dangerman

Drink deep dipshit.

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KGxvi  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:07:15pm

re: #132 Belafon

The purse strings of which are controlled by Congress.

maybe I’m in a bad mood, but for fuck’s sake, it’s not like this bill was revenue neutral. even the dumbest of the GOP fucksticks know that if they want “border security” it would require spending more money than is presently allocated.

I think I’m going to log off for a bit…

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Hecuba's daughter  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:13:20pm

re: #62 sizzzzlerz

Never interfere with an enemy while he’s in the process of destroying himself

But what if his actions will damage your nation and your allies beyond repair?

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EPR-radar  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:13:40pm

re: #126 KGxvi

I’m not saying they shouldn’t have worked out a bill to address asylum seekers. I’m saying buying into it being some sort of “crisis” set the stage for Republicans to define the terms of the debate and discussion. There’s plenty that they can and should do - more ADL judges and staff to hear cases sooner is a good idea. But ceding the ground to wingnuts like Greg Abbott declaring an invasion is fucking stupid.

One viewpoint is this — elections are often decided by swing voters, and there is presently an uncontested propaganda war being waged by the right (via their noise machine) with no appreciable pushback more substantial than hope that truth will win out over lies.

That hope is not nearly enough.

1) Democratic office holders need to get that Republicans are the enemy. Never buy into or uncritically accept GOP framing of any issue, because it’s always dishonest. Sometimes it’s necessary to cooperate with Republicans, but that’s dealing with the devil, so expect to be betrayed, have plans for that, and never tout “bipartisan” as being any kind of objective good.

2) On a larger scale, the right wing propaganda war being uncontested has to end. Of course a literal clone of Faux News and hate radio is not the way to do this, but there should be a way, and the attempt is absolutely necessary. Right wing propaganda vs. a terminally both sides mainstream media is a losing battle for the civilized.

137
Vicious Babushka  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:13:40pm

re: #50 A Cranky One

They are paying $7 for every shirt? Because I wouldn’t pay 7¢ for that shit.

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Belafon  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:13:50pm

re: #134 KGxvi

maybe I’m in a bad mood, but for fuck’s sake, it’s not like this bill was revenue neutral. even the dumbest of the GOP fucksticks know that if they want “border security” it would require spending more money than is presently allocated.

I think I’m going to log off for a bit…

We’re not going to get around Republicans in Congress, or my governor, Abbott, or Republicans on the SCOTUS, or a whole host of other Republicans by just hoping we can spend federal dollars in the right place. What’s going to happen when Abbott blocks those judges from hearing cases?

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nines09  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:17:44pm

re: #137 Vicious Babushka

BUT THEY WERE $14.99!

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The GOP is a Terrorist Organization  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:18:27pm
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Vicious Babushka  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:19:02pm

Zeddo health update:

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PhillyPretzel ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:20:50pm

re: #141 Vicious Babushka

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Yeah Sure WhatEVs  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:23:35pm

re: #135 Hecuba’s daughter

But what if his actions will damage your nation and your allies beyond repair?

Not sure we have options to change this?

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Yeah Sure WhatEVs  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:27:34pm

re: #140 The GOP is a Terrorist Organization

I, for one, would celebrate that terrorist witch going to prison.

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Joe Bacon ✅  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:28:01pm

re: #141 Vicious Babushka

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nines09  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:28:36pm

re: #127 Belafon

My son’s car, a Mitsubishi Mirage, built in 2018, actually says “Hecho en Mexico” on it. But, that terms also misleading these days. Is assembling “made” if the parts come from all over the world? I do see clothes that list Central American countries, and sometimes Vietnam.

Viet Nam is going to blow up in manufacturing. Just watch.
Most item made in the USA say assembled/made in/ with domestic and foreign parts.

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Nerdy Fish  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:36:08pm

re: #140 The GOP is a Terrorist Organization

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It’s a difficult line to walk, because it’s clear that people like Raichik, or Trump, are successfully inciting violence. But because it’s not a direct order to cause violence, only someone’s motivation to cause violence based on a deep-seated belief that this is what the original speaker intended (correct, in the case of the two people mentioned), there’s nothing in current First Amendment jurisprudence that leaves them liable.

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Vicious Babushka  Feb 7, 2024 • 3:57:41pm

re: #145 Joe Bacon ✅

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EPR-radar  Feb 7, 2024 • 4:08:39pm

re: #147 Nerdy Fish

It’s a difficult line to walk, because it’s clear that people like Raichik, or Trump, are successfully inciting violence. But because it’s not a direct order to cause violence, only someone’s motivation to cause violence based on a deep-seated belief that this is what the original speaker intended (correct, in the case of the two people mentioned), there’s nothing in current First Amendment jurisprudence that leaves them liable.

IMO that’s a clear sign that US first amendment law needs to change. It is unacceptable for incitement of stochastic terrorism to be protected free speech.


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