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i’m not really upset / scared about amy coney barrett’s confirmation. i’m just irritated at everything that led up to this point, lol. i made peace with acb on the

This cannot be reformed. There is no better nature to appeal to here. Nobody to negotiate with. The cruelty is the point.https://twitter.com/judiciarygop/status/1320878683423428609 The official GOP position is “owning the libs”.

My hot take: Fighting over labels re: systems of governments and economies is just a way for people to keep us divided, when the best systems are likely a combination

i'm wHEEZING the channel panels omg i'm vibrating with excitement kjfhdjsfhdjklhfd,skgjgfhds;klhgjhsdls aoc is currently telling people how important it is to MAKE A PLAN to vote. people who make a

The biggest reason why the Texas GOP continues to win in this state is because they have been actively making it as difficult as possible for folks here to vote

anyone who loves math to the point of bullying a teenage girl for questioning its origins in an attempt to understand it will never amount to anything more than a

don’t trust any non-black person who complains about how much “attention” the fight for black liberation gets vs the liberation of another oppressed group. never trust a “racism gets more

i for one would love to know what @SusanWojcicki is doing about the absolute CHAOS that she has allowed to fester on youtube under her watch. not a single one

jane fonda been about it since day one. ignore your mom and dad, she’s a rare top-tier white woman. they don’t make em like her anymore, they really don’t. and

we don’t have to wait until november for change to come to america, there are elected officials at every level who can change policy today. these demonstrations shouldn’t stop until

some of y’all are way more upset about the looting of businesses than you are about the death of black lives and it is most unpleasant to me and my

the demilitarization of this nation's police departments needs to be a priority not just of future presidential administrations — especially those claiming to be progressive —, but that of governors,