"Don't tattle on me, I'll get in so much trouble"
Micah Buuck
@mbuuck.bsky.social
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Harry Potter is one of the most millennial-coded things I can think of, and JK Rowling has destroyed its appeal to anyone who doesn't hate trans people. It's for the kids of 2001, not the kids of 2025.
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We're seeing people who aren't running large institutions frequently put up acts of resistance. It's the managing elites (Congress, SCOTUS, university boards/presidents, CEOs, etc.) who are capitulating left and right, and they hold a lot more power.
-Mainstream media is harshly critical of Trump -Election administration still local and non-partisan -Judges and juries are resisting prosecutions -Military isn't repressing protestors -Local law enforcement in places like Illinois resisting cooperation -Vibrant civil society resistance
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Literally no one benefits from this except the fossil fuel industry and pro global warming ideologues at the Heritage Foundation.
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One third of all corn and more than 40% of all soybeans grown in the US are used for biofuels, so therefore have nothing to do with food production. By comparison, wind and solar cover 0.05% of all cropland.
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Another example of Trump hurting his own voters because it's good for his coal industry donors insideclimatenews.org/news/1908202...
The US Department of Agriculture Bans Support for Renewables, a Lifeline for Farmers - Inside Climate News
The agency said it’s concerned that farmland is being consumed by wind and solar facilities—which occupy a tiny fraction of the country’s productive acres.
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The next Democratic administration should just say up front that they will not recognize the validity of unsigned court decisions with no explanation
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Death to false MAGA
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Could he get the postmaster general to sabotage the ballots themselves?
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I talked to someone in the industry a while ago who told me that thicker clear plastic (e.g. milk cartons) is useful while low quality and/or dark color is not. You can turn clear plastic into black plastic, but not the other way around.
