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Actually had a happy little cry. Good for them, they should never have been charged.

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Dr Stylite @columnist.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

we've been post-Brexit for long enough, now it's time to Bre-enter

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Sorry to post from the other place but !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Mondo Mascots @mondomascots.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Umaemon, an earless, round-headed alien, is the mascot for the popular inexpensive puffed corn snack, Umaibo. He is known for his startling resemblance to famous robot cat character, Doraemon.

A round-headed mascot with a big mouth and big eyes, red pants, black jacket, and white and red bow tie stands on a green carpet, waving.

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Not even October and the night time fan has been resituated to blow directly onto me, I don't know how I'm going to manage this summer.

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mattie lubchansky @mattielubchansky.com · 29/09/2026

Decided I needed hell burger after gym, detoured to a drive through of what I thought was a 24hr store at 11:55pm. About to close, offered to not bother but he was chill. Came out with freshly cooked order and....too many fries. I remembered I had gym bud stash, I offered it and made his night.

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awoke this morning with a Vision

that diagram showing the SUV blind spot in the front but it's lowly worm driving his little applemobile

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Dr nick nobody @nicknobody.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

I was just reminded Van Badham exists, boooooooooo

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TFW you think you’re very clever but you accidentally perfectly described Deputy PM Richard Geelong Grammar Marles. #auspol

Post by ALP propagandist Van Badham describing the Victorian Liberal leader as a monied, arrogant connected Tory, which neatly defines the Labor deputy prime minister

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💜 phonakins 🍉🌲 @phonakins.com · 29/09/2026

It totally feels that long "Based on the most recent information it said that elderly patients in need of an aged care placement accounted for 460,122 hospital patient days in 2023/24. Collectively, they were waiting 1260 years; or to put it another way, since the Dark Age."

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Australia's health policy Dark Age? The 1260 years patients are stuck in hospital waiting for an aged care bed

Queensland and Tasmania have reported sharp rises in delayed discharges.

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Electing attorneys, law enforcement officials, coroners ... It's a batshit policy that nets bat shit results.

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So this was...a weird episode. Homophobia got more of a front seat ride, Scully dropped "could this be a Transvestite?" - the only trans- anything discussed. It was not good, but wasn't gross in the context of 1993. The actual plot was a mess as well.

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Seth Cotlar @sethcotlar.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

It has been pointed out to me I have the luxury to be able to do this because I have no friends. You should all try it, can be a scold 24/7 because everyone already hates you

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Here’s Chris Rufo and his podcast co-host addressing “the Indian question,” a reference to “the Jewish question.” That question was whether Jews could be incorporated into European society, and the Nazis were the ones who claimed to have developed the “final solution” to that “problem.”

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There are no more quiet bits anymore

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Kim Kardashian now producer on the lightly scripted slurry being fed to the sad houseplant that is our culture, that woman knows how to get paid

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Doug McVay @dougmcvay.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Enjoying Stand Alone Complex a lot and keen to get to the not SA episodes. ...but why is Major Kusanagi's uniform underwear?

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Philadelphia’s first mobile methadone van brings addiction treatment directly to Kensington The program has connected more than 500 people to methadone since launch, offering support for patients who may struggle to reach traditional clinics. whyy.org/articles/phi...

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Philly’s first mobile methadone van brings addiction treatment to Kensington

The program has connected more than 500 people to methadone since launch, offering support for patients who may struggle to reach traditional clinics.

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nfi @nfi.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Low threshold treatment saves lives and helps people gain more control of their drug use. This should be the norm everywhere.

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Side eyeing the fuck out of anyone still using Meta products for "socialising" as much as anyone on X. The personal use case for Meta platforms is non-existent is you have a even the vaguest sense of ethics.

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Anyway, I shared my concerns with Meta that they seemed to be tolerating AI videos of violent child abuse, and this was their response: > "Not all the links you sent violate our policies. Can you please avoid suggesting in your reporting that they do?"

When we presented that line of thinking to Meta, the final abhorrent videos we’d flagged to the company’s press team finally disappeared from Facebook — though untold thousands remain on its platforms.

The company also provided a brief final statement.

“Not all the links you sent violate our policies,” it read. “Can you please avoid suggesting in your reporting that they do?”

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We conducted a test, by using regular Facebook accounts to report a bunch of accounts sharing the horrifying AI-generated child abuse content The outcome? Meta's moderators told us that the majority of the accounts don't "go against our Community Standards"

from futurism:

> Curious about how Meta polices such vile content in practice, we conducted a test by reporting eight accounts that had been sharing AI-generated child abuse videos.

> Out of the eight accounts we reported, Meta eventually removed only two — and in one of those cases, it initially rejected the report before overriding the decision and taking it down. The timelines for action were lengthy, exceeding a week.

> “We’ve taken a look and found that the page doesn’t go against our Community Standards,” the company wrote.

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It felt to me like the big question facing Meta is: does this content have any place on its platform? But the general sentiment I got from the company boiled down to "please stop bothering us"

from futurism:

> Some of the cruelties in the videos are astonishing in their specificity, seemingly generated at scale using repeated prompts. Some involve withholding an inhaler from a child who needs it, while others show allergic children forced to eat shellfish. Others show adults pouring snakes and cockroaches on weeping kids. Many more involve young Black children being whipped or beaten by white adults as they perform manual labor in what looks like a colonial African setting.

> The videos aren’t quite photorealistic, but they are clearly being generated with cutting-edge technology, and the effect is distressing. Many commenters on the videos, which often attract thousands or even tens of thousands of reactions on Facebook, seem unaware that they’re synthetic, with many reacting in horror — or begging for a follow-up video that continues the disturbing narrative.

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I cannot emphasize enough that these videos Meta is tolerating include some genuinely disturbing stuff

from futurism article:

> Facebook accounts dedicated to the horrific content have uploaded videos of babies and young children being slapped, kicked, bludgeoned with heavy objects, dragged by their hair, burned with stoves and irons, chained up and locked in cages and freezers, thrown down stairs, threatened with knives and guns, starved, made to eat dog food and garbage off the floor, and much more.

> In one video, a woman screams at a little girl to stop crying.

> “Please don’t hit Noah, hit me instead,” the girl sobs, with cuts and bruises on her cheek and forehead, as another child cowers.

> In another, a visibly dirty boy begs for food.

> “Please ma’am, just a few dollars for food,” he implores a woman, prompting her to slap him in the face twice. He falls to the floor, bleeding from his nose.

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