incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 25/05/2025What if your life IS a crime though, soldier boy? 100
Reposted by @incindery.bsky.socialSeth Brodsky @sbrodsky.bsky.social · 28/04/2025Ah god dammit. Joshua Clover wrote about both people and music as if he loved them so much he couldn’t bear it, & indeed he really did love them like this, to the joy of those he knew & shaped, & to the consternation of those who loved either less. What a loss. www.theparisreview.org/blog/2021/11...theparisreview.orgRoadrunning: Joshua Clover in Conversation with Alex AbramovichNovember 10, 2021 – Emails about rock ’n’ roll freedom, American capitalism, and automobiles. 05317
Reposted by @incindery.bsky.socialRyan Boyd @ryanboyd.bsky.social · 08/04/2025At this rate they'll be disappearing wine moms by September. 2292
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 16/03/2025Someone gave me a sign to carry at the protest, & as soon as I brought it home my cat claimed it 071
Reposted by @incindery.bsky.socialShenanigans @shenanigans.bsky.social · 30/01/2025Sorry I'm just in a really bad place right now (United States) 51113973266
Reposted by @incindery.bsky.socialsimone de bolivar @bitchsword.bsky.social · 27/01/2025hi everyone i need help finding all my beautiful friends from the transphobia app if you wouldn’t mind RTing. you might remember me from my gay and annoying tweets and nothing else. tysm! 🩵 1158
Reposted by @incindery.bsky.socialKristen Arnett @kristenarnett.bsky.social · 27/01/2025the way that my cat confidently throws himself into the same screen door on a daily basis trying to catch unobtainable lizards gives me hope that i can also remain upbeat and mildly delusional about what’s possible 585358
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 09/12/2024It’s a patsy that won’t pan out. Our hero wouldn’t bring a gun to lunch. 010
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Because they were sent to unsafe schools to get brain damage —for their “mental health.” 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024…what we—collectively, as a generation— did to them, collectively as a generation. 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024…and that enabled a lot of rationalization about the safety of “open the schools!” I just wonder how much damage has to manifest to kids before parents demand change. I also predict generational agon worse than between millennials & boomers: those kids are going to HATE us when they realize… 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024As far as ppl not caring about their own children…it’s pretty obvious that almost everyone had kids expecting them to be able to go to school/not expecting to care for them at home full-time & def not after age 5… 210
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024I feel completely confident in stating that the US does not care about children. The public policies of this country reflect outright malice towards them in fact. Kids are a “luxury good,” and if one can pay for theirs that’s ok, but Uncle Sam has clearly told the rest of them to go get fuc*ed. 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024With cumulative risk and perpetual forced infection, every child/young adult will eventually have long covid. How severely? Will it resolve? Who knows. The symptoms most reported are fatigue and memory loss/brain fog: brain damage. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Well, there are two separate issues: 1) caring about children as public policy 2) caring about one’s own children. The risk of long covid not only increases w/ each infection, but is cumulative. (15% for first infection; 37% for third) www.unmc.edu/healthsecuri....unmc.edu 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024The “nothing bad is happening to me yet/right now” attitude towards viruses is incredible to me, esp where children are concerned. We know a virus causes MS, eg. And we’re exposing children to a virus multiple times a year, in perpetuity. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024FYI, I had a mild covid infection (just once, 2022, when everyone stopped masking—thanks guys). I completely recovered, no long covid. I do everything possible to avoid reinfection. The risk of LC goes up with every infection. I don’t want an early stroke or cancer or dementia… 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Now the consensus is “they have to stay all-in on their denial, because they cannot admit they did this to children, including their own children, and face themselves.” 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024For a couple years, covid-cautious ppl thought “they will see the error of pretending covid is over, after their loved one dies, they have a stroke at 35, their kid gets pediatric diabetes” etc. instead we have watched in horror while that happens & y’all pretend it’s not related to covid… 300
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Lies by the government & CDC (and the huge “back to normal!” propaganda campaign) share blame. Those of us who were reading the studies coming out knew the gov was lying… 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024What disabled ppl say is that the policy of forced mass infection means they are not only totally excluded from participation in ANYTHING, they can’t even safely get medical care 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024I care a lot about ppl who have to use hospitals—masking isn’t even requited in pediatric oncology wards. I care a lot about my daughter’s friends unmasked in school. I care a lot about my two friends with bad long covid. I care a lot about my brilliant friend with one lung.. 110
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Yes but that was still in the blue/red split era. After the vaccine, the blues went red. If a majority of Dems had said wait a minute, I’m not going back to the office or sending my kids back to school without clean air, testing, adequate funding for 10 days quarantine etc— 110
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Yes. But I feel like you’re still evading the point that we *had leverage* to get indoor air quality standards enacted. And the mass of liberals/Dems didn’t use that leverage. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024I don’t care if other ppl gather in crowds, as long as I can avoid them. What I do care about is public places like schools and hospitals—that I can’t avoid—not having reasonable covid prevention. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024The leverage that was there was: liberals might not get the economy cranking again if covid safety measures weren’t taken. And they just flushed that leverage. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Ableist; sorry for typo. But srsly, you want to live in a society with the ethic “well I don’t think it’s going to affect me, so I don’t care about whom a forced infection forever policy will affect?” That’s pretty bleak. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024I don’t think you’ve thought about what the effects of getting covid repeatedly for years or decades means. (This is also a horribly able-isn’t stance, and really inhumane. We will all be disabled or old someday; able-bodied ness is fleeting…) 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024…and they just peaced out to brunch instead. 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024It wasn’t a drift, and the groups weren’t equal in size or power. I’m still aghast at the power that was squandered. Liberals/Dems were in a strong position to renegotiate the social contract—to keep the social welfare benefits to society from the covid emergency, and expand them…. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024There was mass self-delusion and magical thinking amongst liberals. Biden said “if you get this vaccine you won’t get covid.” It was an obvious and easily disproved lie, but ppl WANTED to believe it; wanted permission to believe it. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024I think there was a split back in 2021-2022. Between “covid conscious” ppl and “liberals who were all for masking & vaccination not like those Trumpers.”and then… 120
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024People have always found ways to enjoy music, long long before “stadium shows.” (Which aren’t good for musicians either—have you kept track of how many of them have become very ill/had to cancel?). Very few people flew until recently, etc. “The Mall” is a recent invention as well… 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024I think you can fly with a good enough respirator as long as you don’t take it off to eat or drink. I wouldn’t take a baby on a plane, no. No eras tour, I loathe Swift lol. It’s a weird thing to ask, in my opinion. You talk as if humanity has always lived this way… 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Lol. The “kids don’t spread covid acquired in school” was thoroughly debunked—schools are the primary vector 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024I’m in favor of more options for parents and kids—many kids did better with remote school. I like “forest schools” for toddlers/pre-schoolers. All the class sizes should be smaller anyway, and the air cleaning top-notch. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024It certainly wasn’t my decision to have “forever covid,” but the consequence of that mass idiocy means “living with covid,” and that means masking, cleaning the air, and avoiding crowds, yes. The alternatives are very ugly. 110
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/mor...cidrap.umn.eduMore than 70% of US household COVID spread started with a child, study suggests 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Perhaps you should do some reading on the mental health effects of covid, long covid, and related covid infection. It’s associated with everything from anxiety to psychosis to early dementia. The effects on the brain are really bad—especially for anyone who lost their sense of smell. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024That’s disingenuous—what you said is that school closures didn’t have an effect on covid deaths (but harmed children’s mental health.) And that leaves out everything covid does besides kill. 200
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024You’re also an activist. And you chose to publish your off-duty opinions about covid on social media. Then you quit NPR so you could be more forthright about climate issues…and had NOTHING to say about covid. 100
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Children are 2x as likely to present with anxiety/depression after one covid infection. Imagine how depressed they will be to have cancer at 15 after 20 infections. 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024“Reported on as best practice” and “demanded” aren’t the same. And now here you are claiming that “children’s mental health” and “avoiding covid” are opposed… 200
Reposted by @incindery.bsky.socialwint @dril.bsky.social · 08/12/2024a cloak believed to belong to the shooter transformed into a dozen beautiful white doves and flew away, Authorities said, 313472487586
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024Covid hardly the only oncogenic virus. What’s special about what our society did is—unlike hep c risk, or HPV risk—we decided to deliberately infect kids multiple times a year, for years. 000
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024“Meta-analysis showed children who had previous COVID-19 infection had more than two times higher odds of having anxiety or depression” pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govPrevalence of mental health problems among children with long COVID: A systematic review and meta-analysisThe number of children with mental health problems has more than doubled since the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the effect of long Covid on children’s mental health is still debatable. Recognising long... 010
incindery.bsky.social @incindery.bsky.social · 08/12/2024It’s also obvious now that covid is oncogenic. So we’ll have a bumper crop of young adults with cancer. (It can cause cd8 T cell exhaustion —you know what your cd8s are doing when they’re not exhausted? Eliminating cancerous cells.) 000
