Precisely what Trump is counting on. Liberal silence. Omar is the Canary in the coal mine and the easiest target for repression precisely because of the intersection of identities she exists in.
Catching Fire establishes this by showing that the revolution was already happening. Even in Mockingjay when Katniss was understandably too deprrssed to do anything at the start things were still happening. While she inspired people, she was not the reason for the revolution.
"Grab them by the pussy" ➡️ "it's all locker room talk" ➡️ Epstein files ➡️ The Cornell 57 ➡️ "it's just a fucking joke, relax" ➡️ "women dress like whores at the gym" ♾️
This is DEFCON 1 for our democracy.
I expect every Democrat, from the most right wing flank of the party to the left, to come out guns blazing in defense of Ilhan Omar. Any Dem who stays on the sidelines of this or offers only muted, noncommittal criticism should be ostracized.
while we discuss the daily drama that elons algo is dangling in front of us, israel is still carrying out these massacres with the weapons the west sends them every single day. the only people punished so far are those who speak out against these crimes.
Grodner and Meehan need to be let go and some new leaders need to be brought in who actually care about the game
No one is dumb enough to believe that production wasn’t majorly rigging for Devens and the vets
the two thoughts that you must hold in your head:
1. i am not better than anyone else. i am a product of the random life circumstances that have accumulated and made me who i am today.
2. i am objectively better than the person talking to gpt about airport cava.
“Schitt’s Creek” star Dan Levy is calling out Shane Gillis' #SNL monologue.
"I’m speechless that something like that can exist on live national television. And to be perfectly honest, more men need to be standing up in opposition to it because it’s complacency that has created the environment in which women are sexually assaulted and it’s a ‘conversation’ as opposed to a ‘crime.'" https://t.co/HmSE7SLEn5
Even though we're quickly moving towards a post-literate society, you can tell that books remain sacred objects that carry enormous power and authority in our culture based on how uncomfortable they make people who don't engage with them regularly