[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 23 points 2 days ago

Fuck this paedophile. He was bad enough before, when his quite close relationship with Epstein wasn’t confirmed. I hope he contracts acute lead poisoning.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 25 points 4 days ago

I wouldn't be surprised if Miller also directed the decision to pardon all J6-ers since it fits a little too perfectly into his turn-ICE-into-Trump's-militia strategy.

100% agree. Also, trump never gives pardons away for free. He normally charges at least a couple of million each. No way it was his idea to pardon a bunch of poors.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 8 points 5 days ago

Yeah, they’ve been talking about this for years. This is not a surprise. I was linking to articles – both here on Lemmy and back in the day on Reddit – pointing this out years ago, and especially before the election when the talk was about both candidates being the same on Gaza. Trump/Kushner’s plan was full speed genocide so they could turn Gaza into a Trump-based resort.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 15 points 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago)

Roger Stone.

It’s absolutely insane how much Bargain Bin Penguin has ratfucked society for the past 50+ years. And he’s still doing it.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 247 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

This is literally how tariffs work. They don’t benefit you. They fuck you in your anus. We tried to tell you.

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Roon code BKF826

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I’ll post the room ID here.

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Wallace and Ladmo was a regional kid's show (Phoenix, Arizona) in the 60s to early 80s that did meta comedy in front of a live studio primary school audience. So underrated.

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Annual reminder: you may have unclaimed funds that are being held by your state (US) or other government.

There are many reasons you might have unclaimed funds: abandoned accounts, unclaimed deposits, uncashed checks, misspelled names, estate funds, incorrect addresses, misplaced inheritance and trusts, etc, and your government is required to hold your property until you claim it.

They will not seek you out, and most people are completely unaware they may have lost funds or property being held by the state.

Every state in the US and most governments have an official website where you can check whether you have unclaimed property and submit a claim. There are typically no fees, and you shouldn’t need an attorney or solicitor to claim them.

Just search ‘[my state] or [my country] unclaimed property’ (or ‘biens non réclamés’)

Make sure you’re at the official site for your government and not one of the many scam sites trying to get a cut by doing this for you. The official sites are typically easy and should not require a 3rd party. There should be no extra fees.

If you’re in the US, check every state you’ve lived in. Moving state is one of the major reasons this happens, and your unclaimed funds will not move to a new state with you.

e: Here’s my previous year’s thread on this, with more discussion. This isn’t sovcit bullshit. It’s real.

Also note that you’re unlikely to find life-changing amounts this way. Most people report a few dollars to a few thousand. Large amounts motivate lawyers to seek you out.

e2: I wonder how much this could change a government’s budget if enough people started claiming these funds at once? Would that basically do what the run on banks did? The money is hypothetically there, but it’s not really there at scale.

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Pack one for poor Claudia. My fingers were slippery with alcohol after I dipped her for cleaning, and now she’s gone. Several years of faithful service. She’ll be missed. :(

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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting was dissolved Monday by its board of directors, ending its 58 years as the primary funder for PBS, NPR and local TV and radio stations.

The board of CPB, which was created by Congress to oversee the federal government’s investments in public broadcasting, didn’t have much choice. Trump and Republicans in Congress last year stripped the organization of its $1.1 billion in federal funding, which represented the full amount it was set to receive over two years.

Trump’s White House claimed NPR and PBS shouldn’t get federal money because they produce “woke propaganda.” But both are reputable news sources, and the reality is Trump simply wants to shut them down because they don’t report on him in flattering ways. Public radio stations are also a lifeline to rural communities, where plenty of Trump’s supporters are now being hurt by the loss in services.

The effort to defund CPB was led by Office of Management and Budget director Russ Vought, who has been downright gleeful about haphazardly slashing billions from federal programs.

In a statement, CPB board members said the combination of lost federal funding and sustained political attacks “made it impossible” for it to continue operating.

“What has happened to public media is devastating,” said Ruby Calvert, chair of CPB’s Board of Directors. “After nearly six decades of innovative, educational public television and radio service, Congress eliminated all funding for CPB, leaving the Board with no way to continue the organization or support the public media system that depends on it.”

Patricia Harrison, the president and CEO of CPB, said public media still remains “essential” to a healthy democracy.

“Our hope is that future leaders and generations will recognize its value, defend its independence, and continue the work of ensuring that trustworthy, educational, and community-centered media remains accessible to all Americans,” she said.

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Doing another showing of Star Wars Christmas Special.

See you shortly.

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I’m going live in Bigscreen on Quest VR, showing the Star Wars Christmas Special in like 20 minutes.

I’m Lilly Piper on Quest. Room will be open. I might be kinda drunk and maybe a bit high, so adults only.

Happy Xmas all!

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We'll be watching via Bigscreen (mostly in VR via Meta Quest). I'll post the invite here.

Happy christmas!

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 224 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

Trump: Many people borrowed Epstein’s plane. That means nothing.

ATS: Your personal jet landed there dozens of times.

Trump: Uh… that was for business.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 250 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

What on earth makes people think this is a desirable look? It’s grotesque. Like literally, in the classical art meaning, grotesque. Like living gargoyles. And many of them were actually beautiful before this butchery.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 294 points 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago)

And go where? Someplace else that doesn’t want them?

Be real, you just want them to die. To be gone, permanently. Don’t address the reasons people are homeless. Don’t provide actual housing. They’ll be fodder for labour camps soon enough, anyhow.

Nevermind there are currently 28 vacant homes for every one person experiencing homelessness in the U.S., many of which are owned not by individuals but by corporate conglomerates that have no incentive to fill them with people, since they’re a tax write-off.

Fuck everything about this. In modern society, housing should be a human right. There’s already more than enough to go round.

e: though now I think about it, what else should we expect from the US’s most famously notorious slumlord?

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 355 points 6 months ago

Show me all these 28 year olds who refuse to work. Because I see mostly 28 year olds who want to work but can’t find jobs, and a handful who wish they could work but are disabled.

This fucking out of touch hoser needs to spend a day in the real world.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 207 points 1 year ago

Saw an article yesterday interviewing a couple who says they’ll now have to rebuild their beachfront house for the third time, and that their second rebuild wasn’t even finished when Helene sent their house surfing down the street. That their insurance won’t cover it.

I’m flabbergasted that anyone would even consider rebuilding there. You’re lucky to even have insurance – most insurance companies have been fleeing the state.

Here’s a radical idea: don’t rebuild there. This is only going to get worse.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 239 points 1 year ago

By all rights, this kid should be in prison. Since we couldn’t do that, shunning him relentlessly will have to do.

[-] LillyPip@lemmy.ca 207 points 1 year ago

A: they’re betting most people will accept it, and they’re right. The same thing happened in the early 80s when cable television advertised themselves as the pay-for-ad-free service, then started sneaking ads in. People complained, sure, but we all saw the outcome. They got away with it.

B: Greed, capitalism, and fuck you.

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