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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 13/09/2026

In any case, the law specifies intention of the _acts_, not the actors. It’s written this way to provision one of the following articles to indemnify the publication of intention, such that it’s also subject to these same laws and punishment. “Intent” doesn’t alter the consequences of genocide.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 09/09/2026

Marvelous example of how you all sound when you bemoan “Trump’s” America.

Netanyahu's Israel committed genocide in
Gaza.
If you can't admit that, then you have NO BUSINESS being the Democratic candidate in 2028.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 07/09/2026

Like I had said from the start, your characterization of radical feminism is inaccurate and contrary to the literature. No major iteration of feminists ever saw _men_, not gender as a system, as ontologically criminal, and wouldn’t know what you were referencing if it did. (Aside from the internet.)

component of both. A quotation from a manifesto of New York Radical Feminists illustrates the political position:
Radical feminism recognises the oppression of women as a fundamental political oppression wherein women are categorised as an inferior class based upon their sex. It is the aim of radical feminism to organise politically to destroy this sex class system.
As radical feminists we recognise that we are engaged in a power struggle with men, and that the agent of our suppression is man insofar as he identifies with and carrie out the supremacy privileges of the male role. For while we realize that the liberation of women will ultimately mean the liberation of men from their destructive role as oppressor, we have no illusion that men will welcome this liberation without a struggle...

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 07/09/2026

Do you like this picture of kittens I took. There’s actually two of them

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 07/09/2026

THERE’S NO _WAY_ PEOPLE BELIEVE THIS LMFAO

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 06/09/2026

Are you fucking serious??? Better not be a perm. Most mild-mannered poster on here, what a joke.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 05/09/2026

I have never heard any hope for redemption articulated even once, though. Lesser of two evils, “harm reduction”: this is not hope, it’s apology.

Anyway, look at how desperate people are right now for redemption arcs, so eager and greedy for one to exist they'll overlook nazi tattoos and trashed homeless camps and stochastic terror campaigns and genocide if there's even a chance a redemption is hiding in there somewhere.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 30/08/2026

Dang. Can I have your job?

I feel like I’m on fraud watch as an international relations scholar because I honestly kinda don’t fucking know why this country does anything anymore. If you held a gun to my head and demanded to know why we’re at war with Iran or feuding with Canada or want Greenland, I’d say the Lord’s Prayer.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 30/08/2026

400,000 attendees estimated. If you respond with anything stupid like "but you said the LaRgEsT demonstration EvEr" I will block you.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 30/08/2026

Fine with me if you don’t want to stand by your words, but this is the type of sly internecine homophobia that people ought to be held to account.

It is our sacred queer history that the AIDs crisis "wiped out a generation of gay men" as many as 20% were HIV positive at the height of the crisis.

What's ignored is that the rate for trans women suffering and dying from HIV/AIDs was 49x higher. It was actually us that got wiped out. 1/4

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 29/08/2026

Do you see the trick here? How the legitimacy of media re-establishes itself with proclamations like these which operate on the presumption that it had it? Why else would anyone bother pointing out that journalists lie, like that wasn’t commonly known? Why is what “we’re told” even the story at all?

“i remember when israel destroyed the first hospital and we were all told that israel would never do such a thing.

israel then destroyed every other hospital in gaza. systematically destroyed them one by one.”

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 28/08/2026

This is all I can see of the OP, you’re going to have to contextualize for me to understand what on earth you’re talking about lol

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 22/08/2026

I won this one, for the record, so permit me to bring it to the light despite this person's wishes.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 22/08/2026

C.L.R. James on the myth of white genocide in Haiti. @moderation.bsky.app

The slaves destroyed tirelessly. Like the peasants in the Jacquerie or the
Luddite wreckers, they were seeking their salvation in the most obvious
way, the destruction of what they knew was the cause of their sufferings;
and if they destroyed much it was because they had suffered much. They
knew that as long as these plantations stood their lot would be to labour on them until they dropped. The only thing was to destroy them. From their masters they had known rape, torture, degradation, and, at the slightest provocation, death. They returned in kind. For two centuries the higher civilization had shown them that power was used for wreaking your will on those whom you controlled. Now that they held power they did as they had been taught. In the frenzy of the first encounters they killed all, yet they spared the priests whom they feared and the surgeons who had been kind to them. They, whose women had undergone countless violations, violated all the women who fell into their hands, often on the bodies of their still bleeding husbands, fathers and brothers. ‘Vengeance! Vengeance!’ was their war-cry, and one of them carried a white child on a pike as a standard.

And yet they were surprisingly moderate,
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then and afterwards, far
more humane than their masters had been or would ever be to them. They
did not maintain this revengeful spirit for long. The cruelties of property
and privilege are always more ferocious than the revenges of poverty and
oppression. For the one aims at perpetuating resented injustice, the other is
merely a momentary passion soon appeased. As the revolution gained
territory they spared many of the men, women, and children whom they
surprised on plantations. To prisoners of war alone they remained
merciless. They tore out their flesh with red-hot pincers, they roasted them
on slow fires, they sawed a carpenter between two of his boards. Yet in all
the records of that time there is no single instance of such fiendish tortures
as burying white men up to the neck and smearing the holes in their faces
to attract insects, or blowing them up with gun-powder, or any of the
thousand and one bestialities to which they had been subjected. Compared
with what their masters had done to them in cold blood, what they did was
negligible, and they were spurred on by the ferocity with which the whites
in Le Cap treated all slave prisoners who fell into their hands.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 19/08/2026

This was what was decided that a “two-state solution” would look like 30 years ago by the PA in the West Bank, for the record. Think it’s unreasonable that the PA continue to be unpopular today?

A map of Areas A of the Oslo II agreements signed in 1995, showing extremely spotty aras of Palestinian controlled territory in the West Bank

Signatures of the agreement, Yitshak Rabin and Shamon Peres of “Israel” and Yasser Arafat of the PLO, with signatures from the other presiding witnesses.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 16/08/2026

Funny how that time and place never seems to be here and now in big tents. Speaking of Cuba, did you know there were communist partisans sitting in the Congress of Cuba when the Granma landed on the shores of Oriente.

And I say this as someone who actually believes there is a time and place to invoke Guevara, particularly from within an empire that is openly bragging about its war crimes and revanchist fantasies against a besieged island, etc etc etc etc

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 15/08/2026

What is the target demo for WIRED magazine, do you think? Eight year olds?

"Mini human brains are being grown in labs all over the world. Soon, they could outthink neural networks." so says the dumbest article ever published.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 14/08/2026

OK, I checked: USAID cost millions of farmers around the world literally everything they had through subsidizing US-produced food aid that obliterated agrarian economies and trained contras in Central America to torture and kill countless left-wing resistors in Latin America. You want more of that?

This is hard to say for sure because [gestures around] but it's probably the worst thing the US has done since slavery. I mean historians please check me but.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 14/08/2026

Going head-on with this mindset from now on. It’s the Bluesky way.

wint @dril
go ahead. keep screaming "Shut The Fuck Up " at me. it only makes my opinions Worse
3/10/18, 13:09

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 14/08/2026

You’re literally arguing this at me. That’s a shame, because we’re really not saying anything that dissimilar. I’m making the point that it does more harm to discipline the opponents of big tech over lack of precision than it does good at the point where there _is_ harm being done regardless.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 11/08/2026

I think this type of thinking is what makes the kapos and malinches of any historical era more powerful than they need to be. It’s the inverse of noble savage mythology: there are always going to be Arafats willing to hand Palestine to Zionists on a platter. Also what do you even mean by Saudis lol

Even if Israel killed every single Palestinian it still wouldn't be enough for them. There would still be Lebanese, Syrian, Iraqi, Jordanian, Saudi and Egyptian people in their path.
Better to stop them now?

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 09/08/2026

If this is trolling, this is a hella weird way to go about it.

timothystamm101.bsky... @timoth... • 2m
Dude if U.S.A.I.D. doesn't get put back together it could kill more people than Hitler in the holocaust and that destructive act has the potential to kill more than WWIl especially if we include his other bad acts like going into denial and how badly he mishandled COVId because of that not to...

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 09/08/2026

So we’re basically diminishing Hitler as political Satan and doing some light Holocaust negationism, because, uh…

Trump is the most singularly malevolent presence we've ever seen. Every instinct he has is theft, and violence. And he cannot be reasoned with and now he's surrounded himself with the most rancid people in the country.
It is actually true that anything Trump does is bad because he's doing it.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 09/08/2026

Ugh, I forgot to screenshot, LAME

rich traditions @helldude.bsky.social • 6h
theres nothing we can do. we can nuke them, or we can invade. that's it. neither is doable. we cant safely lob munitions at them anymore because were running out of that. i think pretty soon if we even want to bomb them we're going to have to fly planes over them and we don't have the guts for that CheNew Work Cimes
Strait of Hormuz Talks Timeline of War Iran's Nucle
War in the Middle East
Iran Issues List of Demands, Complicating Efforts to Reopen Strait
The head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council said that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until the United States met certain conditions.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 07/08/2026

The word used was “trauma.” Disillusionment with the mythology of America common to EVERY generation is not that, nor really that sympathetic, sorry…

9/11 changed the world irrevocably.
Those of us who were 14-18 at the time experienced that huge societal-level shift just as we were coming into political awareness.
Our first collective generational experience as near-adults was having the exuberant optimism of our youth abruptly ripped away.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 05/08/2026

And what were you saying about price, again?

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 05/08/2026

I gave up on making iOS nice to look at. Orange you glad I didn’t cheat

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 05/08/2026

$15.00 worth of whatsits in 3 years is more than $10.00. You can’t seriously be this innumerate.

Will Stancil @whstancil.bsky.social • 2h
The problem with this idea is that it requires that quality/durability of a product grow exponentially with price.
E.g.: if you pay $5 for a whatsit, it lasts a year. If you pay $10 for a whatsit, it lasts 3 years.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 02/08/2026

Did bitdizzy get zapped for good. In any case, unfriendly reminder that ball is life:

In his booklet One Step Forward, Two Steps Back he wrote: "I cannot help recalling in this connection a conversation I happened to have at the congress with one of the 'Centre' delegates. How oppressive the atmosphere is at our congress!' he had complained. 'This bitter fighting, this agitation one against the other, this biting controversy, this uncomradely attitude..."What a splendid thing our congress is!' I replied.'A free and open struggle. Opinions have been stated. The shades have been brought out. The groups have taken shape. Hands have been raised. A decision has been taken. A stage has been passed.
Forward! That's the stuff for me! That's life! That's not like the endless, tedious word-chopping of intellectuals which terminates not because the question has been settled, but because they are too tired to talk any more.... The comrade of the 'Centre' had looked at me with a puzzled expression and shrugged his shoulders. We were speaking in different tongues." Here, in this quotation we have the whole of Ilyich.
Reminiscences of Lenin
Nadezhda Krupskaya

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 02/08/2026

I’ve been procrastinating by reviewing my highlights of al-Hadith al-Krupskaya this morning

"They all call themselves Marxists, but their conception of Marxism is impossibly pedantic. They have completely failed to understand what is decisive in Marxism, namely, its revolutionary dialectics.... Their whole conduct betrays them as cowardly reformists, who are afraid to take the smallest step away from the bourgeoisie, let alone break with it."
Reminiscences of Lenin
Nadezhda Krupskaya

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 02/08/2026

Of course you can’t quote tweet this to point out that the Black radicals in question WERE communists, with few exceptions.

Prisonculture
@prisonculture.bsky.social
The original Red Scare in the U.S. was as much about destroying Black radicals & controlling Jewish dissidents as it was about the Soviet Union. I have read so much about the history.
5:56 AM • Aug 1, 2026 8: Some people can reply

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 01/08/2026

So then why did the Gallant and the IDF claim claim credit for the Hannibal Directive at all? In what possible universe does it make sense to claim both al-Qassam AND the IDF were killing civilian hostages? Hostages have value; Hamas didn't take them nor the IDF kill them for no reason!

no i think hamas are terrorists because the un ohchr determined they killed civilians on 10/7 www.ohchr.org/en/press-rel...

(and since i know this is coming, israeli response is equally a war crime / crime against humanity)

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 01/08/2026

The notion that human society could be explained by a diagram is precisely the type of Hegelian idealist mysticism Marx and Engels set in diametric opposition to ideas of Feuerbach which he morphed into dialectical and historical materialism. Also not what the chart says nor does it explain anything

"why do —" because material relations shape social relations
"why are —" because social relations reinforce material relations
"why is —" because material relations reinforce social relations
"why —" because social relations shape material relations

this proceeds in a spiral pattern

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 31/07/2026

Boilerplate pseudo-left pundit controlled opposition: “I like Will and agree with his abominable politics, but that won’t stop me from publicly humiliating him for this relatively trivial annoyance!” Outside any consideration of Stancil, who _does_ that? It’s so obvious…

Athul K. Acharya
@athul.acharya.cc
· 1d
I’m sorry but a 100K-follower account acting like a smol bean is just too rich. I like Will and agree with him on lots of stuff but he really does lack all poster’s bushido

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 29/07/2026

For instance, I have thought this too, but the account referenced is one of the few I have argued with extensively that never did block me afterwards. I _know_ for a fact that I have argued with Stancil alts, because he sometimes slips. bsky.app/profile/flat...

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 29/07/2026

This is that response. It contains no explanation, you're just repeating yourself.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 29/07/2026

WHAAT 😭😭😭 It’s chill to be a truther now when it’s in defense of Taco Bell?? LMAO bsky.app/profile/sara...

Sarah Taber @sarahtaber.bsky.so.. •6d
Hear me out: this is even wilder than it looks.
Out in the ag world, Taylor Farms was THE instigator for a lot of the big food safety moves for lettuce over the last 20 years.
That's a legacy that just should NOT have ended up like this.
public health guy @publich... 6d
it does actually sound like taylor farms and the white house teamed up to try and blame taco bell for the outbreak. unprecedented corruption
Within hours the White House agreed the natient survevs

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 29/07/2026

I guess this is just now the best litmus test for paid-off pseudo-lefts? Who in the flying fuck would care to valorize Taco Bell’s food safety precautions. Like what do you mean, “really good”? This is what they’re supposed to do! THEY’RE NOT SUPPOSED TO MAKE PEOPLE SICK IN THE FIRST PLACE

Sarah Taber @sarahtaber.bsky.so... • 10d
A quick word on Taco Bell:
That's where we found the suspected lettuce, and it's not be Taco Bell is gross.
It's be Taco Bell is REALLY GOOD at tracing product!
Keeping track of exactly where they got their ingredients, & exactly what restaurants each shipment of ingredients went to!

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 23/07/2026

I attached the screenshot to the wrong tweet, for clarity:

By far the funniest moment in Homer's Odyssey is when Circe says, "Shall we have sex?" and Odysseus says, "You just turned all my men into pigs. You have the GALL to think I would sleep with you? Of course I will.
Absolutely. But don't do any weird spells"
Pot up your weapon in the sheath. We two shall mingle and make love upon our bed.
So mutual trust may come of play and love?
To this I said:
'Kirkê, am I a boy,
that you should make me soft and doting now?
Here in this house you turned my men to swine; now it is I myself you hold, enticing into your chamber, to your dangerous bed, to take my manhood when you have me stripped.
I mount no bed of love with you upon it.
Or swear me first a great oath, if I do, you'll work no more enchantment to my harm.'
ALT

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 23/07/2026

Here, it’s deployed as the unconscious denial of the existence of male rape (how else could this be read as humorous?), but this doesn’t just damage men. It’s the other necessary component of the Victorian myth of the female as the powerless piece of male property that cast both as lacking volition.

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 23/07/2026

It’s actually not pedantic in the slightest when you recognize that “enchantment” here does NOT mean being sexually allured, but being put under shamanic spell like Odysseus’ men. Not that OP is, but it’s a little terrifying that people are unable to decouple the two.

John Herreid @herreidjohn.bsky.so... • 5h
I am re-reading The Odyssey and so I will be a pedant: in this passage Odysseus is following the explicit instructions given to him by Hermes so as to resist being enchanted by Circe

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𓃦 @wolf.sbs · 22/07/2026

Dispensing of idealism and the mind-body dualism consequent of it was one of the first things Marx ever did. The entire point of noting that ideas have a physical existence is to underline that material conditions are the genesis of consciousness, not vice versa.

In studying such transformations it is always necessary to distinguish between the material transformation of the economic conditions of production, which can be determined with the precision of natural science, and the legal, political, religious, artistic or philosophic - in short, ideological forms in which men become conscious of this conflict and fight it out. Just as one does not judge an individual by what he thinks about himself, so one cannot judge such a period of transformation by its consciousness, but, on the contrary, this consciousness must be explained from the contradictions of material life, from the conflict existing between the social forces of production and the relations of production. No social order is ever destroyed before all the productive forces for which it is sufficient have been developed, and new superior relations of production never replace older ones before the material conditions for their existence have matured within the framework of the old society.

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