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Posts by Emily Wright

This is probably akin to writing down song lyrics that seem interesting when you’re high and then appear to be the scribblings of a child next time you see them, but I guess I’m just frustrated by how movements for the good of the many have been talked about and covered in media since forever.

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I’m in my feels today, reflecting on the old snide characterization “bleeding heart liberal” from back in the day. Laughing at compassion is an ancient practice, but a heart that can’t be pierced is one that doesn’t work right. A heart that doesn’t bleed is empty.

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Wishing you strength and the Very Good Boy the most peaceful slide into the infinite sunbeams. You are doing a beautiful thing, shouldering the pain so he can be free of it. I’m so sorry. 🩵

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🎯 trying to watch is like gargling nails! I have real affection for a lot of these characters and watching writers opt them into this stuff felt gross and uninspired

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... it is the plain fact that nowadays there are no conservative or reactionary ideas in general circulation. This does not mean, of course, that there is no impulse to conservatism or to reaction. Such impulses are certainly very strong, perhaps even stronger than most of us know.
But the conservative impulse and the reactionary impulse do not, with
some isolated and some ecclesiastical exceptions, express themselves in ideas but only in action or in irritable mental gestures which seek to resemble ideas."
- Lionel Trilling, The Liberal Imagination: Essays on Literature and Society

"6 ... it is the plain fact that nowadays there are no conservative or reactionary ideas in general circulation. This does not mean, of course, that there is no impulse to conservatism or to reaction. Such impulses are certainly very strong, perhaps even stronger than most of us know. But the conservative impulse and the reactionary impulse do not, with some isolated and some ecclesiastical exceptions, express themselves in ideas but only in action or in irritable mental gestures which seek to resemble ideas." - Lionel Trilling, The Liberal Imagination: Essays on Literature and Society

American conservatives have long criticized Lionel Trilling for saying this, and yet every day they keep saying and doing things that confirm his point.

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When I lived there, it was this practice above all that stunned me. “Sweet corn jacket potato” 🫠

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Democrat in key race defended guns after mass shooting and insulted Kaepernick Bob Brooks, a firefighter who appeals to the White working class, engaged with right-wing content. His endorsers in the Pennsylvania House race stand by him.

Platnered and Pikered candidates are a cancer on the Democratic Party.

Democrat in key race defended guns after mass shooting and insulted Kaepernick

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Superman Sequel Man of Tomorrow Adds The Wire Actor Andre Royo to the Cast as Fans Hope to Finally See Martian Manhunter The Wire actor Andre Royo has officially joined the cast of Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow in a mystery role, but fans think they’ve already figured out who he’ll be playing.

The Wire actor Andre Royo has officially joined the cast of Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow in a mystery role, but fans think they’ve already figured out who he’ll be playing.

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Artemis II seemed to be pretty quick, but I could be wrong

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In his “most notorious [job] interview,” Karp met Louis Mosley, an Oxford graduate whose grandfather Oswald Mosley was the British fascist leader during World War II and once named “worst Briton of the twentieth century.”

As soon as Mosley sat down, Karp began reciting from memory, for several minutes, one of Oswald’s 1939 speeches demanding Britain seek peace with Nazi Germany. When finished, Karp executed tai chi moves and walked out without saying goodbye.

Mosley sat stunned, convinced his family’s past had torpedoed him. Instead, he was hired and now runs Palantir’s UK business.

In his “most notorious [job] interview,” Karp met Louis Mosley, an Oxford graduate whose grandfather Oswald Mosley was the British fascist leader during World War II and once named “worst Briton of the twentieth century.” As soon as Mosley sat down, Karp began reciting from memory, for several minutes, one of Oswald’s 1939 speeches demanding Britain seek peace with Nazi Germany. When finished, Karp executed tai chi moves and walked out without saying goodbye. Mosley sat stunned, convinced his family’s past had torpedoed him. Instead, he was hired and now runs Palantir’s UK business.

Crazy? Would a crazy guy do this?!?

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The idea that making the world better is somehow a bridge too far is so deeply cynical and sad.

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Musk scorned “shady” loopholes, yet offshore tax tricks likely saved Tesla hundreds of millions When Tesla released its annual report for U.S. regulators in January, the Texas-based automaker, led by the world’s richest man, reported a federal tax bill of zero dollars for 2025.

Elon Musk's Tesla reported an estimated federal tax bill of $0 for 2025. A Reuters analysis found that Tesla units in the Netherlands and Singapore posted $18 billion in profits that likely saved the company more than $400 million in US taxes reut.rs/48wd21x

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Huffing so many AI press releases that I reinvent fully automated luxury space communism from the other side

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my real name is Donot and I intend to spend the rest of my days in search of this situation

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Mine too. He was the kindest person, from a family that had few kind people.

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This part, right here …

“Not all men” can just fuck right off.

We must strip men of their rights to be given some sort of deferential “loving family man” sane washing for their actions, and call them what they are - murderers, killers, predators.

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Glorious 🥹

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Yep.

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If you think breaking this website will keep me from procrastinating at work you have witnessed but a fraction of my power

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Quote post with something good that lasted longer than the loser ass Confederacy (1861-1865)

✨Soul Train✨ in syndication October 2, 1971, to March 25, 2006.

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a man in a white turtleneck is dancing in a pink room with a lanyard around his neck . Alt: Milchick from Severance dancing in the iconic Defiant Jazz scene

This scene still gives me LIFE, unrelated to the brief of the thread, but nobody’s gonna be mad at Milchick going off

And for folks looking for the track it’s Shakey Jake by Joe McPhee.

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are the vance type adult converts even catholic lol. or are they just really into brocade and hating women

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A bounce house with razor sharp teeth and tentacle wings flying off the ground. A family runs away in terror. The father shouts, "it's taking flight! The son shouts to the family dog, "Sparky! Wait for us!" Sparky shouts back in perfect human language, "Nope!" The text reads: Never use a bounce house if it's windy. Wind speed should be no more than 15 to 25 miles per hour. Make sure your bounce house is properly staked and anchored on a flat, even surface.

A bounce house with razor sharp teeth and tentacle wings flying off the ground. A family runs away in terror. The father shouts, "it's taking flight! The son shouts to the family dog, "Sparky! Wait for us!" Sparky shouts back in perfect human language, "Nope!" The text reads: Never use a bounce house if it's windy. Wind speed should be no more than 15 to 25 miles per hour. Make sure your bounce house is properly staked and anchored on a flat, even surface.

It's Bounce House season.

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A woman looking into a microscope. The next slides show the material; first zoomed out to reveal cells, then zoomed in, to reveal a micro violin

A woman looking into a microscope. The next slides show the material; first zoomed out to reveal cells, then zoomed in, to reveal a micro violin

Probably my favorite iteration

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It’s infuriating when a woman comes forward about a man raping her in his hotel room after drinking and the response is “Why would she go to his room?” “Why would she drink with him?” This is Mike Pence logic. Women should be allowed to hang out with men without expecting they will be raped.

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The post says "He's not the antichrist. The antichrist wouldn't be that stupid." The post had 666 likes.

The post says "He's not the antichrist. The antichrist wouldn't be that stupid." The post had 666 likes.

Clicked over to a Threads post of mine at a fortuitous time

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Legend!

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