Be this kind of human being: #AGoodPlace
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Posts by Hadas Kotek 🦄
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@brockm.bsky.social: Any other leftists want to challenge me on this notion that we should welcome Republican defectors? I'm quite hungry to humiliate you, and demonstrate to all the world's wary inhabitants what a worthless troll you are. @lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com: hi, sorry, not sure i follow. could you rephrase this but in an even more embarrassing way for an adult to talk @brockm.bsky.social: Your stupid little status-dominance game isn't going to work on me. @lauren.rotatingsandwiches.com perfect thanks
The ref needs to stop this fight
“WITCH WILL CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE WEEK”
“To say that straight men are heterosexual is only to say that they engage in sex fucking exclusively with the other sex, i.e., women). All or almost all of that which pertains to love, most straight men reserve exclusively for other men. The people whom they admire, respect, adore, revere, honor, whom they imitate, idolize, and form profound attachments to, whom they are willing to teach and from whom they are willing to learn, and whose respect, admiration, recognition, honor, reverence and love they desire... those are, overwhelmingly, other men. In their relations with women, what passes for respect is kindness, generosity or paternalism; what passes for honor is removal to the pedestal. From women they want devotion, service and sex. Heterosexual male culture is homoerotic; it is man-loving.” Marilyn Frye, The Politics of Reality: Essays in Feminist Theory
I always love an excuse to pull out one of my favorite quotes about men like this, and I’d like to add that someone else recently taught me another word for this general theory: homosociality
A very simply drawn cartoon of a very round and green smiling frog squatting down and holding a ouija board. The background is blue and the text reads ‘fuck ChatGPT. I’m asking ghosts’
Mood for 2026, (the artist is Ainsley Drew, on Instagram)
Jorts followers continuing to be just a great section of the internet
A long-haired brown tabby cat with big green eyes
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Apropos of nothing much: where you were born, where your parents were born, where your grandparents were born—that is all luck. It doesn’t make you any more or any less virtuous
The elder millennial existence consists entirely of alternating geopolitical and financial crises
These dogs are having the time of their lives following this week's historic blizzard in the Northeast. Please enjoy. 14/10 for all
“Any mail that’s getting dropped into a blue box is not getting postmarked on the same day, and likely not on the day after either,” says the leader of a postal workers’ union.
This could have tremendous implications for voting:
A chicken walking on the beach the caption is: If you are seeing this the curse is lifted have a good day
Congratulations everyone
Tweet that reads Leo Xander @STALLEON Stop taking social media so serious. Nothing here is real. Look at this chicken V - it is bigger than the car
I think about this tweet every time I feel something online start to curl its annoying little grip into my head
very important video please watch
NJ lawmakers introduce the FUCK ICE Act.
The bill "permits civil action for violations of US Constitution related to immigration enforcement."
If a Prince can be held accountable, so can a President.
You still code?!
I haven't finished reading this (pretty long, baby naps are limiting) but even though I've read a good deal of stuff about antisemitism and the history of racism in America, reading a Black perspective of modern antisemitism is *really* educational. This piece is excellent. Please check it out!
LOL.... i wanted to hear JD getting booed at the Olympics and when i searched for it on YouTube i got this
digital art. a terrified looking dog wearing a yellow vest that has the word nervous on it
dog
#linguistics
Early WOTY nom
Incredible art of gritty playing fiddle on the roof of a west Philadelphia row home. In Yiddish it says Fidler Oyfn Fakh פֿידלער אױפֿן דאַך)
We put on an all-Yiddish community production of fiddler on the roof in Philadelphia and cast member and local artist Sofie Rose Seymour created the most amazing show poster that ever was
NEW: Records reviewed by WIRED show DHS’s facial recognition app (Mobile Fortify) isn’t designed to actually "verify" identity—despite DHS claims and its agents relying on its matches to support probable cause in the field.
Hello Professor Sell, I hope this email finds you well. I just wanted to say thank yo ufor calling a learning 'disability' a learning 'challenge.' It may not seem like a big deal to you but as someone who has struggled with a learning disability for more than half their life and was diagnosed in 5th grade, I always felt ashamed or dumb as it ibeing viewed as a disability. Although there is nothing wrong with being disabled, I just had felt like that wasn't the correct terminology to use. Thank you again for just making it seem like school is more viewed as challenging for me rather than viewing it as a disability. That one-word change really switched my perspective, and I will continue to use it through the rest of my education. Thank you again!
An email from a student about how important a single word can be. 🥲
crazy etymology
I think about this a lot: the fact that it's "inconceivable" is a HUGE part of the problem. Hey folks: conceive of it. That's the necessary first step. This fascism is in fact happening, and the whole "I can't imagine" part is stopping a lot of progress in overcoming it.
"You deplore the demonstrations that are presently taking place in Birmingham. But I am sorry that your statement did not express
a similar concern for the conditions that brought the demonstrations into being."
MLK was only 39 when he was killed. Growing up, I thought that was old. But I’m 43 now and I’m stunned by the burden he shouldered at such a young age. I’m also a lot more aware of how hard it is, at any age, to carry the hopes and dreams of an oppressed people on your shoulders, as so many do.