I donβt talk about this much if at all but I have good days and bad days ever since I suffered a traumatic brain injury. I donβt know how long ago it happened, but itβs been a struggle ever since. But it is a largely invisible injury. I just look tired and itβs frustrating.
My point being that I often feel disconnected. Like nothing fits. Relationships. Memories. Words. Things I have disappear and sometimes feel lost forever. And then they come back. As if the world phases in and out like a dream.
There are forces at play - powerful forces - that believe the only way to effectively promote the release of a new movie in 2024, is to go on every podcast, every radio program, and every TV show in America, and talk about the film until you're a hollowed out shell. Which is pretty much what I've done for the last week. I can't help but wonder though, if a super simple video shot in my hotel room and shared on this page, might accomplish the goal in a more efficacious fashion. In other words, please save me from another week of traditional press, by helping me get America to watch the trailer and reserve a ticket for what my mother is calling βthe feel good hit of the summer.β https://t.co/RLT6Y1fQlZ
Headline: 1 in 10 Republicans less likely to vote Trump (Factual but not truthful)
Buried in article: 1 in 3 Republicans more likely to vote Trump
The corporate press is the enemy of the people
Painful how many Americans suddenly think Freedom of Speech is this narrow little thing full of carveouts, not meant to protect offensive, radical, or even violent ideas. The First Amendment was authored by men who famously advocated for πππππ ππππππππππππ!
@DanielRCoats Mark 16:16
He who has believed and has been baptized shall be saved; but he who has disbelieved shall be condemned.
At the very least you have to believe.