https://xcancel.com/elonmusk/status/1924840161625407881#m

Elon is replying to a twitch drama account. There's also a video attached to the tweet that doesn't load with xcancel. The video shows Asmongold ranting about Hasan bullying people for having right wing beliefs.

https://x.com/Awk20000/status/1924833593865666648/video/1 << video attached to the tweet

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Klarna is the burger-collaterized obligation firm

What’s particularly frustrating about this is that there’s no real reason to engage with this question at all. No state or colony has an inherent right to exist, and by cowardly playing into this rhetoric all you do is reinforce Zionist claims of ownership to land they stole.

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linky to thread of ghouls in british museum celebration

including jimmy carr, an alleged comedian

linky fixed (although if anyone can check and it's untrue i will delete it)

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Not surprised.

https://xcancel.com/PiersUncensored/status/1922026242179539187

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML2M9icrrKw

My observations from the interview inside the spoiler window.

goodbye birthrates even more

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anon, don't you think a delicious pizza from %chain_name% will lift your mood?

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who else is excited for this???

The cast of the film includes Seth Rogen (“The Studio”),
Gaten Matarazzo (“Stranger Things”),
Steve Buscemi (“Boardwalk Empire”),
Glenn Close (“Fatal Attraction”),
Laverne Cox (“Orange is the New Black”),
Kieran Culkin (“Succession”),
Woody Harrelson (“True Detective”),
Jim Parsons (“The Big Bang Theory”),
Andy Serkis (“The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, “Planet of the Apes” trilogy),
Kathleen Turner (“Peggy Sue Got Married”), and
Iman Vellani (“Ms. Marvel”).

This woman says things I agree with from time-to-time, but I get a strange radlib vibe from her, and I never really cared to follow her or pay attention to her content because of that. I am posting this because I found this through the Instagram story of someone else I follow.

She's somewhat popular among vegans as she talks about animal rights in addition to some of this sociopolitical stuff. She validates the existence of "cancel culture" and has a podcast called "Fucking Cancelled" to lean into that "contrarian, edgy" vibe that reeks the same exact way a lot of right-wing podcasts would. I can't give an in-depth analysis of that podcast because I haven't listened to a single episode (nor do I plan to). Oddly enough, she restricted comments on this post (she does with all of her posts, and I don't necessarily know why, so I'm not immediately accusing her of hypocrisy, but... maybe it is?)

Anyway, without further ado, here's the whole post formatted on a different site

And let me give my own analysis here:

• Due to the vague nature of the wording of this post, a lot of it is agreeable in a very abstract sense. Disagreements over how to handle things like tactics, direct action, and applications of theory are obviously expected and healthy to discuss with established boundaries of basic decency and respect.
• That being said, this is not the vibe I'm getting from this post. It doesn't sound like, "What are the best ways we can reach most people with education about class consciousness?" or "What are the best ways we can work towards liberation for a certain oppressed group of people?" It gives off more of a, "Stop whining and being so authoritarian just because a white leftist called you the N-word! Why are you asking for basic decency!? You're taking things too far with that!" vibe.
• The use of terms like "free thinker" and (potentially) framing leftists who uphold standards of basic decency as being akin to a "religion" or a "cult" reeks of 2016 "anti-SJW" style rhetoric.
• This post being extremely equivocal and abstract can be interpreted the wrong way specifically because the left has not even worked out it's issues with basic decency! The left is far from being completely comprised of people who truly oppose racism, sexism, ableism, transphobia, etc. These issues continued to get erased and swept under the rug, and people aren't being held accountable because they think that them not being explicitly bigoted is enough.
• Extending from this last point, though I agree that some takes about identity politics can be reductive (as Zionists have shown us...), this framing still can be a slippery slope to giving a pass to privileged people, like white men, disingenuously speaking over marginalized people, like Black women, in a condescending way.
• This post embodies something I like to call the "contrarianism paradox." When you're so invested in contrarianism that you reject critical thinking because such critical thinking may lead you to a conclusion that you find too mainstream. Yeah...

Well, that's my two cents on this shit.

Original Instagram Post

80s, 90s rock band. You might remember songs such as "Losing my religion", "Everybody hurts", "The one I love", "Man on the Moon"

They made this music project in response to Trump cutting USAID funding.

https://variety.com/2025/music/news/rem-radio-free-europe-2025-ep-benefit-trump-cuts-1236384894/

https://archive.is/mThRV << radiofree europe article

https://xcancel.com/WhiteHouse/status/1919053040734072844

edit: A second stupid has hit twitter-

https://archive.ph/7ESf2

I read it hoping it would have some funny stuff. It didn't. It was just bad sentence after bad sentence and in the second half of the article Brooks whines that more Americans should be religious Christians and he praises the "Judeo-Christian ethos".

Something’s going on in our culture. The decline of religious participation, which was so rapid between 2010 and 2020, seems to have stopped. There has been a relative surge in religious interest among young men. According to research by the evangelical Christian polling group Barna, 66 percent of Americans say they have made a personal commitment to Jesus — a 12-percentage-point jump since 2021.

https://worldcrunch.com/opinion-analysis/should-east-german-symbols-be-banned-like-the-nazi-swastika/

This is to a town of only ~100,000 people

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