(2/2) That’s not a dark corner. That’s a stadium with the lights off. And the silence of men who claim to be decent is part of the infrastructure. #PelicotCase #MenAreResponsible

(1/2) Stop calling it a dark corner of the internet. The Pelicot case wasn’t an aberration. It was a window into something men built, maintain, and recruit for. 62 million visits. That’s not a fringe. That’s a culture…

"We're obsessed with the idea that poor people might take more than they need, but we rarely question why some wealthy people are never satisfied with what they have." @jamestalarico.bsky.social

Hegseth Quotes Fake 'Pulp Fiction' Bible Verse, Compares Trump to Jesus Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth quoted a monologue from "Pulp Fiction" during a prayer, and compared Trump to Jesus during a Pentagon press conference.

Jules found God and Pete Hegseth found Jules. The chain of apostolic succession is unbroken. #hegseth #pulpfiction

The Pentagon is now a church and the holy text is Pulp Fiction. We are so back!

Join us this week for another episode in the long-running reality show “Every Accusation is an Admission”

Let me guess: FBI Director Kash “Crazy Eyes” Patel is claiming they are attacking our voting machines so we need to federalize the 2026 elections to “protect” them.

CNN’s days as an actual news network are numbered. Kaitlan Collins has been called “the worst reporter” by Trump for doing actual journalism. That’s the bar. Go bigger, Kaitlan. Nothing left to lose.

Kaitlan Collins keeps pressing Trump on Epstein while he tells her to smile. CNN’s about to be sold to a Trump ally and turned into state media. She knows it. We know it. Here’s hoping she goes full scorched earth on her way out.

Once Paramount flips CNN into state media, reporters like Kaitlan Collins are gone — fired or pushed out. So here’s hoping she spends whatever time she has left asking the questions Trump called her “stupid and nasty” for asking. No smiling required.

CNN is about to become Trump TV. Before they make her smile on command, Kaitlan Collins should spend her last days of editorial freedom asking every question they don’t want answered. Go out swinging, Kaitlan.

1. It was not an accident.
2. It was not a staffer.
3. While the president may have dementia his racism is not due to dementia.
4. He isn’t sorry. He means every racist thought he shares.
5. His base agrees with him.
6. He will do it again.
7. No one in power will hold him accountable.

Way to ruin Rocky for me, Shaun White!

Dismantle every piece of this fascist machinery before they kill again.

Because they will kill again. Tomorrow. Next week. They’re hunting right now.

Abolish ICE. Prosecute everyone involved. From the agents who murdered him to the politicians who ordered it to the billionaires who funded it. Prison for all of them. No one gets shelter.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

His name mattered. His life mattered. He was a human being. And they killed him.

This is fascism. This is what it looks like. State violence in the streets. Masked killers with badges. Bodies and no consequences.

The agents who pulled the trigger are killers. But Trump, Miller, Bondi, Noem, the Project 2025 ghouls, Musk and his billionaire co-conspirators, the Supreme Court justices, Bovino—they’re all accessories to murder. They’re all guilty.

You’re complicit. All of you. Every person who voted for this administration. Every person defending these murders. Every person making excuses for state violence. You have blood on your hands too.

Orwell told us what this looks like: “If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—forever.” That’s not prophecy anymore. That’s Minneapolis today. That boot is ICE. That face is Alex Pretti. That face is Renee Goode.

And you’ll do it again. Right now, you’re already twisting yourself into knots trying to defend the state-sanctioned murder of Alex Pretti. You’ll find some reason why he deserved to die. You’ll bend over backwards to lick the boot that’s crushing human beings.

This is on everyone who defended the murder of Renee Goode last week. Everyone who made excuses. Everyone who said she deserved it. Everyone who said she should have just complied. You paved the way for this. You normalized the killing. You made it acceptable to execute people in our streets.

This is on every single person who voted for this. Every MAGA bootlicker who pulled the lever for Trump. Every person who heard the promises of cruelty and said “yes, more of that.” You own this. This murder is yours. You voted for it. You cheered for it. You wanted people hurt and now they’re dead.

This is the Supreme Court’s doing—the six extremists who stripped away rights, who gave presidents immunity, who built the legal framework for authoritarian rule and state violence.

This is Elon Musk’s America. This is what the billionaire class bought with their money and their power. Musk and the oligarchs and the Epstein-class predators who bankroll this administration own this murder. They funded the fascism. They enabled the killing. Their wealth is built on our suffering.

This is the fever dream of the Project 2025 architects—the Heritage Foundation psychopaths who wrote the playbook for authoritarian violence and are watching it play out in real time.

This is Tom Bovino’s Minneapolis—the acting ICE director who commands the killers, who sends agents into our streets to hunt people, who presides over an organization that just murdered someone and will face zero accountability.

This is on Karoline Leavitt. She’ll stand at that podium and lie about this murder. She’ll spin the killing into “law and order.” She’ll sanitize the violence and sell it to America as patriotism. She’ll make excuses for the executioners. She’ll blame the victim. She’s the mouthpiece for murder.

This is Kristi Noem’s doing at Homeland Security—overseeing the agency that just executed someone in broad daylight, enabling the terror, managing the machinery of death.

This is Pam Bondi’s legacy as Attorney General—signing off on murder, providing legal cover for state violence, ensuring killers face no consequences.

This is Stephen Miller’s wet dream made real. The architect of family separation, the ghoul who designed the cruelty, the Nazi in a suit who spent years fantasizing about exactly this kind of violence. He wanted this. He engineered this. He’s celebrating this.