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Rosalynde

@roslaynde.bsky.social
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please stop saying “deeply” :)

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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
yeah man for sure
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
Damn I wonder why
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
im bankskey
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Related example. obviously dr. Traditions is shit posting. He is known for this. We all know this. Pretending he is “spinning baroque theories” is foolish behavior. People are not well and are not able to communicate with integrity bc the website incentivizes them to post self-righteous rubbish.
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
I don’t follow the Piker stuff, don’t care about him at all, not seeking content about him. Yet numerous posts have come across my feed of people doing precisely what this post is saying “no one” is doing. But supposedly this person has been on the case for a long time and isn’t seeing it?
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
I find this particular bit quite vulgar. Yes, it is indicative of the shallow nature of the piece in which black clothes are said to alienate normies, with no attempt to actually prove this, or even prove why 1/3
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
Seek kindergarten
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
I cannot deal with how bad Hancox-Li’s piece is. The whole thing is like this. “Song’s actions are [a] result of culture and doctrine.” Prove it! The only evidence is a brief message Hill wrote and smth alleged by the prosecution.
It might be tempting at this point to shift to a moral framework that simply blames Song for being a hothead. But that would be a mistake. Rather, Song's actions are an unsurprising result of culture and doctrine among the Prarieland activists. This isn't particularly complicated. Prior to July 4, Song himself talked about using longarms to intimidate police officers.

Per one of the activists, Susan Kent:

Autumn Hill asked Song whether the plan was for them to bring guns. "Yes," Song replied. "I'm not getting arrested."
And when police officers arrived, someone shouts "Get to the rifles," at least according to prosecutors. Song's actions flowed out of a deliberate strategy of using firearms to intimidate other armed parties. And as Song's actions demonstrate, once you commit yourself to such a strategy, you have inherently admitted the possibility of shooting, injuring, and killing the other party
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
for instance, where is the “analysis” here? Hancox-Li asserts that “one can see” the Prarieland activists were doing “radicalism for radicalism’s sake?” But she does not demonstrate this. The whole piece is like this bc its only purpose is “gun bad.”
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
Interesting website
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 01/08/2026
it reeks of petty online beefs, taking the positioned of the enlightened liberal intellectual looking down on the idiot leftists who are only doing it for clout. I find this unbelievably immoral considering the sentences these activists have received.
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 01/08/2026
I think they are flatly *not* on our side. The author of this piece thinks the activists are to blame for failing “activat[e] a mass national movement,” bc they were “obsess[ed]” with wearing “black clothes” which “alienate[s] normies.” Its petulant left-bashing. Genuinely disgusting to me.
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
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Rosalynde @roslaynde.bsky.social · 26/07/2026
posting this in my Petition to be Officially Unblocked
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