Referring to masking in public as “performative” is a self-report.
That’s why 🫵YOU🫵 did it— optics. Well, until others stopped. Then you followed suit like a naive little lamb.
The strongest people I know wear respirators in public. End of.
@BlackDirtRoad @naptimewhen Show your comments and habits to a psychotherapist and see how they can help you. I'm being serious, this is a really sad way to live your life.
@TeamYouTube@PhantomStrider Incredible that yt needs to be flagged on a separate platform than their own just to be shamed into doing something that should've never been an issue in the first place and should've been resolved the first time he contacted you. Does anyone working there ever feel embarrassed
Hey @TeamYouTube, why is my channel aimed at adults (84% over-18 as below) permanently demonetized for "Misleading Family Content"? I discussed mental health and grief. That is honest. Our community is 85% neurodivergent, we enjoy cartoons and that's okay. https://t.co/knp1IWMm0k
@daesorin @BCERLegacy@EastEndJoe He's not even a liberal. He makes fun of George Floyd in the big 2026 calling him a drug addict. He's either a bot or a poorly disguised magat. How pathetic
Six months after the killing of her son, Alex Pretti, his mother is sharing a heartbreaking message about the grief she says has only deepened with time.
In an emotional post marking the six-month anniversary of Alex’s death, she writes that no one has been held accountable and says her family has never received an apology or even a single phone call from government officials, hospital personnel, or the Minneapolis Police Department. At the same time, she expressed profound gratitude for the overwhelming support her family has received from people around the world, urging others to continue speaking out and never forget what Alex stood for.
Her full statement:
“Today marks the six-month anniversary of Alex’s murder. No-one has been held accountable, no apologies, not a single phone call from any governmental official, hospital personnel, or the Mpls police dept. Six-months of pain, a roller-coaster of trauma over and over. Every time another a death, another mention, a picture, a tribute, a sorrow so deep. I wonder how to move forward. Will I ever get over this loss and this pain? Will I ever be able to enjoy life again? How does one live knowing that I have no power to change what has happened?
And yet the out-reach not only from Minnesota, but from around the world has been nothing less than spectacular. Every card, every gift, every heartfelt letter has been read, touched, held, and cherished by us all. The kindness you’ve all shown us is beyond words. Please never forget Alex and what he believed in ~ equality and peace for all. I will remember the things that made you, you. It will never take your memory. As long as I’m here, you will never be forgotten.
For all you asking what you can do. Continue this fight. Never give up your right to speak out, protect your neighbor, your community and don’t forget to spend time with those you love…”
“You’re not fun anymore”
This was one of the last things a friend said to me before ghosting me over my disabilities & covid caution.
My wearing a mask? Not fun
My being bedbound? Not fun
My inability to travel? Not fun
She then said “I don’t know how you can live this way”
@TMommadukes You made a whole list just to get attention from me. That's very sweet of you :) black people are your little boogeyman huh honey? Poor thing 😞🙏
Sure would be a shame if someone traced the travel of all those white supremacist men who traveled to DC and walked around in a line with their faces covered in neck gaters the other day, outting them as the hateful and cowardly ass neo-nazi fucks that they really are.
I need leftists to understand that for conservatives, the punishment *is* the point. Conservatives believe homelessness is a failure of character, and that the remedy is disincentive. They *want* to pay more for jails. They believe free housing creates perverse incentives.
A new COVID-19 antiviral called Xocova (ensitrelvir) will soon be available in the U.S., the first approved as post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP). But its impact will hinge on how easily people can access it.
Read @mileswgriffis's reporting: https://t.co/jgZPIfl4Zt
@kenklippenstein@mrpxssy This isn’t the first time Food Not Bombs volunteers and our friends have been setup by the FBI on false terrorist charges but the longest has been 19 years when Eric McDavid was framed.