S @SamForHumans

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Gillian Branstetter @GBBranstetter

3 years ago

Censorship is not when you are criticized; the desire to live free of that criticism is itself a desire for censorship. The Consitution does not guarantee you applause. Censorship is when the state renders your life story an obscenity. aclu.org/cases/virginia…

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S @SamForHumans

3 years ago

Fuck every single person who told me I was overreacting.

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Racheline Maltese @racheline_m

4 years ago

For many Christians, the Holocaust is a story of good Christians vs bad Christians while Jews remain incidental, murdered sinners they never got to convert.

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Victor Von Doomscroll @redderbeanpaste

4 years ago

Me to @witchernetflix today

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Dan Price @DanPriceSeattle

4 years ago

We paused student debt payments for a year and nothing bad happened. We wiped out $10 billion in debt and nothing bad happened. If you want to turbo-charge the economy, free up an entire generation to spend money on stuff other than debt service nytimes.com/2021/09/10/bus…

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Nadine Batchelor-Hunt @nadinebh_

4 years ago

For me, when I see white people switch and throw abuse at Black players when something goes wrong, it reminds me of colonialism They see Black people as a source of entertainment - when they don’t fulfil that, they switch & turn abusive Black players are just tools to them

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Pavel A. Samsonov @PavelASamsonov

4 years ago

The "you can't manage what you can't measure" people's idea of managing is to get a baseline number and then tell their reports that the number needs to get bigger.

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S @SamForHumans

4 years ago

“John Brown aimed at slavery a blow that woke a guilty nation.” W.E.B. Du Bois’s words on the rejection of his plaque bearing that statement still resonate today.

southpaw @nycsouthpaw

4 years ago

“John Brown aimed at slavery a blow that woke a guilty nation.” W.E.B. Du Bois’s words on the rejection of his plaque bearing that statement still resonate today.