Visual analysis tells me Nate Silver became a product of his environment
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Visual analysis tells me Nate Silver became a product of his environment
Alarming the 2017 women’s rights movement with over 470,000 participants (which also included an unfortunate crocheted pink hat) has shown absolutely zero concern or initiative to protect the HPV vaccine. Where’d all those people go? Why’d they, and their hats, disappear from the conversation
Called it bsky.app/profile/oksy...
And there it is. Christ almighty.
What you call a well funded organized right wing movement I (correctly) name as the KKK.
I’m tired of the quasi intellectual micro-blogger performance bit. I am just so tired.
Incredibly succinct, absolutely correct. Imagine if you had 83K followers you could present this in 10 separate skeets with a bunch of other useless information that really doesn’t have anything to do with anything besides your own accomplishments, we’d really get somewhere. And your name was Seth.
Boycotts work. Since you mentioned boycotting Musk and ‘anyone who supports him’ Exhibit A. This isn’t the only example showing how these two are of the same mindset either
Trump, in 2019, begins the press conference by suggesting he’s “just asking a question” if you’re “totally into that world” That world was Ivermectin, ultra violet light, disinfectant injections. He also suggests going out into the sun: light and heat as cure. youtu.be/lFKQGGf1iiI?...
100%.
So glad to see him reelected, and y'know *in* office since they literally changed the locks on him I wrote about this town last year bc there was a lawsuit to make it have elections, which coincidentally stopped around when the Voting Rights Act was passed 🙃 ballsandstrikes.org/law-politics...
My face this morning when I saw it 🥹🥹🥹
Thank you, I’ll check it out
You’re the common denominator you feckless irresponsible fool. Take everyone else’s advice for once and log off. We’re done listening.
To hover in and around sensationalism while maintaining some semblance of historical journalistic integrity would require that step beyond traditional reporting into utilizing the emotional state of the reader. Sensationalism weaponizes the psyche of the consumer - sensationalize strategically.
The NAACP has filed a lawsuit against Texas, challenging its newly drawn congressional map. The organization alleges the map engages in racial gerrymandering, diluting the voting power of Black communities and violating federal law.
And when you understand that detail, his critique of corporate media continuously falls flat because he is in fact a media journalist inside and benefiting from the corporate sphere. He could potentially ally with other journalists to shift the paradigm. Bitter and jealous he remains ostracized.
The underlying problem with Seth’s thread and personal journalistic philosophy is that when he says the words “corporate media” he actually means the New York Times specifically and not the corporate media system itself. His personal vendetta is with one single paper.
I ask because I know of a specific media marketing production company that was never fully exposed. We also need the lefts counterweight to techno capitalist journalism written by media socialites.
Personally I think we should put Taylor Lorenz’ career under a microscope because she’s gone adrift and beginning to perform like a techno capitalist socialite.
Breaking News: you need a team that incorporates a variety of different skill sets across multiple dynamic initiatives to pull off any largely scaled project which also includes acquiring funding Did Wired investigative journalism apply the same microscope to the Nick Fuentes ecosystem?
I can name 30 journalists writing from a politically antifascist perspective that worked under corporate media orgs before the layoffs and mass firings occurred. Why can’t you? Just choose not to? Or get rewarded not to?
It’s possible you wear a blindfold purposefully and with malintent. You remind me of those fascism-deniers I ruthlessly argued with in 2017. Keep talking.
He absolutely promised to militarize major cities and I’m not sure why you insist on rewriting history aside from benefiting from this blatant display of political operative behavior.
Do you have a selective memory on purpose? Or is it a glitch in your mealy Swiss cheese brain?
Do you have a selective memory on purpose? Or is it a glitch in your mealy Swiss cheese brain?
Perfection.
They come for the mental illnesses and we’ll come for their personality disorders.
Yes, to subtly and covertly perform reverse brain washing. I have to hone my deprogramming skills somehow.
They announced the diagnosis in the wee hours of the morning, too. Like somehow announcing it at 2am would limit the online response, which just makes it funnier
Whatever’s wrong with him, nothing will ever be funnier than the memes that lit up twitter the night he was diagnosed with Covid.
If you come back fresh that’s all that really matters.
There has to be a more intense, more explosive way to convey the message he’s attempting to END ELECTIONS.
Ya’ll should quit arguing and pay more attention to me
Tell me about it, I had to make this Bluesky account to wish myself my own Happy 60th.
I woke up on August 7th and you hadn’t wished me, The Voting Rights Act of 1965, a Happy 60th.
Ya’ll could have at least wished me a Happy 60th 😤
Attempting to celebrate the big 6-0 this month and you guys are really making it difficult
What a tribute. Thank you @illinoisdems.bsky.social 🎂 youtu.be/3o_yyDtA5T8?...
Does the Declaration of Independence have a Bluesky account? Asking for a friend 🤔
#ResistanceRoots Amelia Boynton Robinson was born on this day in 1905 in Savannah, Ga. She was deeply involved in the civil rights battles in Selma, Ala., and was beaten unconscious on the Edmund Pettus Bridge on Bloody Sunday. Despite her injuries, she participated in the two later marches. /1
When her husband died in 1963, Boynton rallied for political action at his funeral. In 1964, she became the first black woman and the first woman in Alabama to run for Congress. She received 10% of the vote. In 1965, she encouraged MLK and the Southern Leadership Conference to come to Selma. /4
Since we’re on the subject of Voting Rights i decided to flip through the ol’ memory box Featured: Alabama, my old “stomping” grounds www.npr.org/2023/06/08/1...
Hello, This is the Lyndon B Johnson Project to celebrate the Voting Rights Act of 1965! I just turned 60 so I guess they’re trying to retire me early DOB: August 06, 1965 - ???? youtu.be/81O-DZuAxjM?...
Hi, Rick.
