(she/it) autistic, plural, genderqueer lesbian. rugby player, cook, dancer, singer, and reader of books.
Imagine if you mailed the IRS a check to pay your taxes, but they left their mail unopened for years and then arrested you for failure to pay taxes. That’s effectively what ICE is doing to increasing numbers of people now; people out of status only because of GOVERNMENT delay.
Y'know, I was thinking, "what on Earth could we possibly get from a Scrooge prequel that we haven't gotten from the many adaptations of A Christmas Carol, which literally bake in the prequel?" Knowing this background now, the answer's obvious: a Christmas Carol that makes us feel bad for rich men.
Kat TenbargeThere’s an even more sinister angle to Johnny Depp’s ongoing “comeback” tour as the new Scrooge—it’s a Paramount production and part of a slate of Ellison-backed conservative cultural takeover attempts. It’s angled around MeToo rejection and the manosphere. spitfirenews.com/p/johnny-dep...
From the disabled person perspective, I think it's also important to point out that part of why we all get so furious at this discussion that *keeps happening* is that "extra time" is often the only thing a school will offer, even when it does nothing to actually accommodate us specifically.
okay i am very proud to announce my latest journalism is here!! this piece is all about Kurt Cobain, the last year of his life, the beginning, and the birth of Nirvana i worked rly hard on this all my work is free I NEED HELP WITH RENT due in a few days ! junoryleejournalism.com/2026/07/26/k...
Kurt Cobain | “Rolled in Flowers to Take off the Edge”“I was really fucking good tonight, wasn’t I?”…junoryleejournalism.com
for all the flack that the oldies in the party rightfully get, the 2018 class of democrats (squad notwithstanding) really is just a generationally untalented group of politicians
A.R. MoxonCannot get over how electable just drifting away from a constituent who asked you a challenging question makes you.
I worked at Disney a while ago. Do you know why theme parks are so safe? Because OOSHA reps can walk the track on any ride at any time and any safety violation they see is a $10,000 fine. Each. Theme parks are not safe because the company cares. They're safe because it's cheaper to comply.
Jon of The NorthTurns out that food companies were only checking their food because the government told them to, which is exactly why we need government regulations.
The anti-data center movement is like "I don't want to pay more money for a thing that will not benefit me at all and will actively make my life measurably worse in a bunch of ways" and the pro-data center movement is like "We want it to be illegal for you to not like us."
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