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björk 182

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character actor, dancer, singer. I'm a triple threat.

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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 29/09/2026
only other alternative theory: Boomers Suck Shit
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 29/09/2026
I really can't figure out any other rational explanation for why the reform movement moved the way they did; how anti-zionism could survive 1945 but not 1967
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 29/09/2026
The Pittsburgh Platform was objectively a political movement to turn Judaism as a religious practice into a means to socially reproduce communists, which is why the Jewish bourgeoisie suppressed it once the black liberation movement started looking like it'd go communist
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 29/09/2026
some dumbass Ashkenazi thought to himself, “Wir waren Könige,” and dropped this steaming turd of ethnogenesis that is Zionism that nobody can seem to flush
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 29/09/2026
static.klipy.com
The Simpsons: Prove Me Wrong, Kids
Alt: The Simpsons: Prove Me Wrong, Kids
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 29/09/2026
The belief that an officers’ coup will untangle the gordian knot of constitutional paralysis that has gotten us where we are today is to believe in the clean pentagon myth
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 27/09/2026
not to give the founders too much credit, but they did hit on the idea that “the way to stop the government from using the army to kill people is to not give it one”
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 27/09/2026
not to have to spell it out, but when the most free speech absolutist justice ever is like “well, if they declared war, maybe,” we’d all be in jail for posting if they bothered to declare any of these wars they’ve been fighting. but they didn’t, and you’re still complaining!
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 27/09/2026
we haven’t had a declared war for so long people forget what it means for free speech, but here’s Justice Douglas in Brandenburg v. Ohio:
Justice Douglas's concurrence reflected the absolutist position that only he and Black, among Supreme Court justices, ever fully subscribed to, namely that the phrase "no law" in the First Amendment ought to be interpreted very literally, and that all speech is immune from prosecution,
regardless of the governmental interests advanced in suppressing some particular instance of speech. He briefly traced the history of the "clear and present danger" test, illustrating how it had been used over the years since its debut in Schenck to dismiss dozens of what Douglas viewed as legitimate First Amendment claims.
A short section of Douglas's opinion indicated that he might be open to allowing the government greater latitude in controlling speech during time of "declared war" (making clear that he was not referring to the then-current Vietnam War), although he only phrased that possibility in terms of doubt (as opposed to his certainty that the clear and present danger test was irreconcilable with the First Amendment during time of peace).
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 27/09/2026
I don’t know why people complain that Congress hasn’t declared war but we keep going to war. That’s good! It means it’s impossible to commit treason because we don’t have any enemies. Can’t commit sedition either.
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 25/09/2026
February 1, 1940
The Minister demands that film, radio and press should launch a campaign to achieve a better relationship between sales staff and their customers. Examples are to be shown of well-intentioned people being offended by the improper behaviour of badly educated sales personnel and, on the other hand, of sales staff mitigating hardships and shortages by their tactful sympathy. The cinema, in particular, should tackle the problem by ridiculing malpractices. Herr Fritzsche is to commission a very sensitive psychological treatment of the subject, and Herr Hadamovsky is to work out interviews for radio.After several days of training about customer service at McDonald's, a young Soviet teenager asked the McDonald's trainer a very serious question: "Why do we have to be so nice to the customers? After all, WE have the hamburgers, and they don't!"oprah “told you so” shrug
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 25/09/2026
all cashiers are bastards
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 24/09/2026
static.klipy.com
Les Lye You Cant Do That On Television
Alt: Les Lye You Cant Do That On Television
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 24/09/2026
screenshot from Gen. Westmoreland "The Oriental doesn't put the same high price on life as does a Westerner. Life is plentiful. Life is cheap in the Orient." scene from Hearts and Minds (1974)
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 24/09/2026
trump voters explicitly saw themselves as needing to make america great again and rejected clinton's "your lives are great and I will keep it that way" message

Hillary Clinton
@HillaryClinton
"America is already great. America is already strong & I promise you, our strength, our greatness, does not depend on Donald Trump.” —
@POTUS
11:18 PM · Jul 27, 2016
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 24/09/2026
didn't Trump run on "your lives suck but I can fix it?"
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 23/09/2026
the labor aristocracy thesis is specifically that were it to come to it, Americans would wholeheartedly favor destroying the whole world before giving up household refrigeration. in effect, this is actually existing climate politics
“poor” households 99.6% have a refrigerator fix news screenshot
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Lupita Nihongo @otsumamiboy.blacksky.app · 23/09/2026
Concocting a theory that Republicans are going to Save The World Actually by repeatedly tripping over their dicks until it’s prohibitively expensive to do anything but lower our collective carbon footprints.
Bill Mitchell c @mitchellvii
X.com
With regards to beef prices, have you ever tried a veggie burger?
They're actually really good. A little lettuce, tomato, pickles, a portobello mushroom, slice of Swiss cheese. Excellent.Jay @ the deep dive @thedeepdive.bsky.social
US Energy Secretary says Americans need to drive less to achieve lower gas prices.
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@carlquintanilla.bsky.social
* US ENERGY SECRETARY CHRIS WRIGHT SAYS DIESEL EXPORT BAN WOULD NOT WORK
* WRIGHT SAYS US DIESEL EXPORT BAN WOULD RAISE GASOLINE AND JET FUEL
PRICES
@reuters.com $XOM $CVX $OSX
6:54 AM • Sep 23, 2026 & Everybody can reply
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Jesse Hawken @jessehawken.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
Quitting your job to save money to go on vacation
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 21/09/2026
[liv hitting post]: bam
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tweety fish @sifu.tweety.fish · 19/09/2026
eliminate EV subsidies, ban cheap overseas EVs, ban EV component import, deport people bringing battery technology to the US, pay billions to kill clean energy projects, end fuel economy standards, and then do THIS is such an elaborate prank on the American people you almost have to respect it
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 21/09/2026
i am altering the user agreement. pray i don't alter it any further
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 20/09/2026
jayden daniels is cursed, can’t argue with it
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Neil Pajamas @agrippanothing.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
24.5 in die Linke, 16.0 in die Stinke
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 20/09/2026
soulja boy smellem
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 18/09/2026
zorak robert jones, you dog
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 17/09/2026
country boys make do
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 17/09/2026
elon kessler
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Sky Marchini @sky.skymarchini.net · 17/09/2026
look in seriousness the fact she responded (and with “no it isn’t”, lol) to a bluesky (not her main social media) thread from someone with ~10k followers is such a hit dog hollering moment that it lends gyges significant credibility imo bsky.app/profile/aell...
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 14/09/2026
only with the advent of the automobile could all financial responsibility for maintenance be foisted upon the end user
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 14/09/2026
although the rail barons enjoyed their position at the top of a social hierarchy by dint of their control over the means of transportation and commerce, rail infrastructure nevertheless leaves the system on the bag for the bulk of maintenance and upkeep.
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Jacob T. Levy @jacobtlevy.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
I know that the United States elected Trump twice, one time even sort of on purpose, but I'll still pick Brexit as the most eyes-wide-open act of willful national self-destruction in my lifetime.
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 14/09/2026
what are you even talking about at this point
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 14/09/2026
what commodities did the soldiers make
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 13/09/2026
a car is fundamentally the same thing as indigenous labor?
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 13/09/2026
the periphery of the bourgeoisie is still the bourgeoisie
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 13/09/2026
they owned the encomienda grant? what do you think the high interest you referred to was lent against? failing businesses are businesses
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 13/09/2026
absolutely not: petit bourgeois property owners are not proletariat
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 13/09/2026
as distinct from simple commodity production or agricultural rents, the system of wage labor does not begin in earnest until the industrial revolution when the productive forces would finally develop for wages alone to be sufficient to reproduce labor
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 13/09/2026
well, century. white supremacy developed in the mid-17th century to stop black slaves who converted to christianity from being freed capitalism (not the existence of capital, but the extraction of surplus value) developed about with the creation of the proletariat in the late 18th century
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 13/09/2026
we used to have steve jobs, johnny cash, and rudolf diesel
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Edward @edwardodell.bsky.social · 13/09/2026
“Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.” Gm
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 13/09/2026
three men at a bar table lifting beer glasses, with text over them:

"Looks like they'll let anyone in here"
"Here comes trouble"
"There he is"
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 12/09/2026
it’s always funny when people spell it “milk toast” instead of “milquetoast,” which means “milk toast”
Etymology
Etymology tree
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Named after Caspar Milquetoast, a character from the comic strip The Timid Soul, created by American cartoonist Harold Tucker Webster (1885-1952) and first published in 1924; the character was named after the American dish milk toast ("a food consisting of toasted bread in warm milk"),'" from milque (pseudo-Gallicism derived from English milk) + toast.
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 12/09/2026
sleepy joe destroyed the mandate of heaven
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Gary Alexander @garyalexander.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
Maybe the century of bloodthirsty anticommunism this guy reveled in, as per the article's description of his motives for emigrating to the US in the first place, could have had something to do with the people who eventually killed him.
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Gary Alexander @garyalexander.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
Now this is a perfect 9/11 story: of romance and heroism starring a Rhodesian mercenary, one of the worst kinds of people the 20th century produced, and the article just... glides past the fact he was passionately for the same flag as Dylann Roof. Now that's America.
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 12/09/2026
kinda weird how al qaeda did 9/11 for the same reason the us government has been covering for saudi arabia helping al qaeda do 9/11
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 12/09/2026
well ok the matt groening - jeffrey epstein - israeli intelligence thing but that's tenuous
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björk 182 @readsettle.rs · 12/09/2026
is reenacting the khlav kalash bit at the 9/11 memorial in bad taste? i mean it's not the simpsons' fault that 9/11 happened
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