The DNC
2020: Fucks over BLM organizers
2022: Fucks over labor organizers
2024: Fucks over Palestinians, anti genocide organizers
2026: Fucks over trans ppl
American political commentators are legit the most politically illiterate ppl on the planet
The funniest part about this post is that the Democrats aren't gonna do shit with their power once they get the Senate back, and we'll see the same swagless tech fascist run again and possibly win seats back in a few years
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in 2007 boy george handcuffed a sex worker to a wall and beat him with a chain. the man, named audun carlson, eventually broke free and ran into the street naked crying for help. he’s said he was in therapy for eight years and still won’t meet new people bc he gets too anxious
I love artists, musicians, directors, actors, writers, etc. but I will never understand when folks act personally aggrieved when an 80 plus year old celebrity they don't know dies, like that's just what happens y'all
Using the phrase "protect democracy" is delusional as fuck, when are we gonna realize that this country hates us?
They are both objectively correct. You can leave your marriage or get an abortion if you want to. This isn't controversial, a human having a choice to do this is actually the bare minimum...
Chris Rock says he’s too rich and too fit to be chasing women his own age.
He says he’s looking to date women 10–15 years younger than him, adding, “Don’t hate the player, hate the game.”
He also made it clear he didn’t get rich and stay in shape just to talk about Anita Baker—he’s trying to fuck Doja Cat.
I fear we are losing the plot lol
Nathan Fielder Made a Dishonest Movie
His Elizabeth Holmes documentary, You Can See Everything, is a deeply unethical piece of filmmaking.
One can imagine that the victims of Holmes' Theranos scam will find You Can See Everything a frustrating film to watch. At the end of the day, this woman defrauded them of hundreds of millions of dollars. Her precise motives for doing so probably aren't all that interesting to them.
reason.com/2026/10/26/nathan… via @reason


















