#People

Regular Frog

FrogCroakley

I decided ages ago I couldn't bear tweeting about politics. But something has occurred to me, that is at once the most janky fantasy writer's take on the situation, and

Dr. Marissa Kawehi

MarissaKawehi

This weekend someone posted screenshots of some my tweets on Facebook (along with positive commentary). But it made me feel rather uncomfortable and I think I finally articulated why. I

Adam Peacock

adampeacock3

10 years!!A thread on the events of 10 years ago tonight. Myself, Bozza and Robbie were in at Fox Sports at Pyrmont for a special show on the bid announcement

Tim Clare

TimClarePoet

For me, genre isn't a cataloguing system, or a label attached by the author. It's a pair of spectacles put on by the reader that filters their expectations. There are

Mike Fairclough

westrisejunior

When this all kicked off and I saw the mass graves being dug, the makeshift mortuaries erected, the size of football pitches, and heard Boris Johnson's "many of us will

Midnight Tok'en

robjoz83

My 2 Cents...Trump campaign has multiple cases going in multiple states for election fraud and irregularities. The states have Democrats or Republicans in charge, either governors, state legislatures, etc.All of

D.L. Mayfield

d_l_mayfield

I've been thinking about this day every day for 4 years and that is not hyperbole. I keep remembering the a protest I went to in early 2017 when Trump

Prof Sam Cartwright-Hatton.

SamCH_ClinPsych

I’ve been thinking about needle phobia. Vaccines are the way out of this pickle, but to work we need to vaccinate so many people. Needle phobia is extremely common and

Justin Seitz

jms_dot_py

on wages and a #yxe story:*rocks in his chair* years ago, there was a businessman here in Saskatoon who I won't name but was pivotal in teaching me some lessons

Dr Simon Ashworth

DrSimonAshworth

COVID has exposed a fault line in British society, centred around the level of responsibility people believe government should take for the welfare of the people of this country, and

PoliMath

politicalmath

Reading the cypherpunk manifesto"Privacy is the power to selectively reveal oneself to the world"https://www.activism.net/cypherpunk/manifesto.html (history is important and people don't even begin to realize how these little

kate doyle griffiths

kategrif

Themes I heard in today’s speeches, many spontaneous, and in the march —stay in the streets —they are scared of us —Black workers built this country /can tear it down

Land of the Free

trustrestored

If this fraud stands the 1st thing they’ll do is cement their rule, ensuring perpetual rule. Then they’ll silence us. They’re on their way but OAN, Newsmax, Breitbart, TGP, Epoch,

Daily Grail

DailyGrail

QAnon stuff is fairly easy to make fun of. “Yeah sure buddy, they’re going to lock Hillary and all the Democrats up in Gitmo and liberate the mole children. Annnny

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vexwerewolf

Hey trans friends? Real talk for a minute.You do not owe it to people - even other trans people - to justify the way you look at your gender, sexuality,

BobbyPiton

BobbyPiton3

Once all of this voter fraud across our Nation is exposed, We the People will have some difficult Truths to look at:. How many and which States across the US

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