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[Phil @PhilNista]

Why isn't this genocide enabler doing his first 100 day plan now? HE'S PRESIDENT RIGHT NOW

[Joe Biden @JoeBiden]

We all know it’s not enough to just be against something. We have to be for something.

Here’s my plan for the first 100 days of my second term.

[Phil @PhilNista]

Posting and doomscrolling won't stop the genocide of Palestinians. Refusing to vote for genocide supporters is not enough. In a year or 2, the heroes now using their bodies to block weapons headed to Israel will be who every other American will wish they had been.

[Sean @demsocsean]

Thanks for bringing this to our attention! Democratic leadership should be forced to explain why they're meeting with a Nazi admirer who has been funding conservative extremism for decades.

[Phil @PhilNista]

Oscar night, the stars, the glitz, the glamor, the snacks, the rich people snacks, imagine the rich people snacks

[Alice Malone @alicirce]

The last three years would have been completely different if the eradication of smallpox was broadly considered the marvel of human achievement it actually was.

The reason we don't tell this story is because the effort was led largely by the USSR.

[𝔭𝔭 @athleisure_monk]

scully: victim died of multiple stab wounds
mulder: *throws her a file* ever heard of the knife alien

[Matt McDermott @mattmfm]

A reminder that, just yesterday, news reports revealed that Musk was planning to salvage Twitter’s ad business by forcing users to share their location — “basically assassination coordinates” — with advertisers.

[Read Jackson Rising @JPHilllllll]

Elon Musk continues banning left leaning accounts as he admits neo-nazis back onto the site. And now he’s banned Mastadon’s account. He’s not pretend to be independent or unbiased anyone, and no one else should be pretending for him.

[mister employed again @Forever_Wario]

A few weeks ago someone said that Elon is terrified of reliving the fall of apartheid, and it’s totally changed the way I see his posts

[Laura Miers @LauraMiers]

We’ve reached the stage of the pandemic where no one can find pediatric cold/flu medicine or fever reducers amid record-high demand, so media is suggesting parents crush up adult Tylenol and put it in chocolate milk. https://t.co/pEYXhhlBfc

[Phil @PhilNista]

@POTUS Following in the footsteps of Ronald Reagan

[Fifty Shades of Whey @davenewworld_2]

The Great Railroad Strike of 1877 had the support of 100,000 workers after wages were cut for the 3rd time in a year. Railroad barons used militias, the National Guard, and federal troops to stop the strike by killing about 100 people.

They don't teach any of this in school.

[Paul Blest @pblest]

“People should have to nod and smile when I say the dumbest bullshit you’ve ever heard” is at least 75% of all complaints about deplatforming/suppression of speech right now

[Marlow Stern @MarlowNYC]

tesla has recalled around ~35-40% of cars they’ve sold

[Radstads @Radstads]

In light of twitter imploding I've decided to move to a shared google doc that I made just now

[Phil @PhilNista]

Just in case, my final tweet: a sandwich is indeed a hot dog

[Dr. Tehseen Ladha (she/her) @TehseenLadha]

It’s incredible how much resistance there is to masking despite the crisis at our children’s hospitals nationwide.

It really shows how much “the mask” has become a symbol of what people lost during the pandemic - a scapegoat for their grief and anger.

[Gillian Branstetter @GBBranstetter]

You're being asked to believe trans people are simultaneously sickly frail eunuchs and perverted superathletes--or, to paraphrase Umberto Eco on fascism, "by a continuous shifting of rhetorical focus, the enemies are at the same time too strong and too weak.”

[Laura Marston @Kidfears99]

Daily reminder that a vial of insulin keeps me alive for a week and, in the US, costs the same as an Xbox Series S. Imagine being forced to buy an Xbox every single week for the rest of your life in order to not die.

This is reality for 7 million insulin dependent Americans.