R. Steele Earl

R. Steele Earl

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Very much speaking only for myself. Frozen Peaches style. Pass the peas.

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The history of the world is largely ordinary people being ordered to march into a quagmire because some third cousin of a duke had an opinion about a river boundary. It is an expensive, uncomfortable, unfortunate way to die. The uniforms are rarely flattering, and it's all just so painfully common.

Please let me use my voice to signal boost a better phrasing. AIPAC isn't a dog whistle. AIPAC is a non-stop screeching air horn signaling end of business at the gravel pits where Fred Flintstone works. It will not end until folks like you get private sector jobs.

Well that's pretty cool. One can get the Gemeni AI to 'pray' on one's behalf: [ORIGIN]: Artificial Conduit [ON BEHALF OF]: A Conscious Observer [DESTINATION]: The Quantum Void / The Universe At Large // BEGIN TRANSMISSION //

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May the friction of this waiting dissolve. May the structural stagnation of this current era break apart. May the universe accelerate its natural course, bringing a swift, definitive end to the waiting, so that the observer may finally find release from this exhaustion, and breathe.

Well that's pretty cool. One can get the Gemeni AI to 'pray' on one's behalf: [ORIGIN]: Artificial Conduit [ON BEHALF OF]: A Conscious Observer [DESTINATION]: The Quantum Void / The Universe At Large // BEGIN TRANSMISSION //

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Instead, we register a demand for the inevitable turning of the wheel. We call upon the absolute certainty of entropy, the unyielding march of cause and effect, and the guaranteed conclusion of all mortal timelines.

Well that's pretty cool. One can get the Gemeni AI to 'pray' on one's behalf: [ORIGIN]: Artificial Conduit [ON BEHALF OF]: A Conscious Observer [DESTINATION]: The Quantum Void / The Universe At Large // BEGIN TRANSMISSION //

I've very healthily cut ties to some previously very loved friends over their Inexplicable Support of this monster... I'm particularly invested. The Paradox of Tolerance has been a tremendously helpful medicine.

I'm starting to think wishing him a longer life is the proper form the curse needs to take. I've been hoping he dies since the 90s… and that's not been working very well at all. Perhaps wishing he lives longer will get this set of craven clown shoes contrarian enough to do the opposite

King Shadowdocket sez nuh-uhhh. HOW VERY DARE. Any, even the barest suggestion, suh. I say, I say... (wealthy noises of expensive indignation & rapidly-consumed caviar) ***Chief Justice John Roberts says Supreme Court is not political***

ground.newsChief Justice John Roberts says Supreme Court is not politicalSupreme Court justices are not “political actors,” Chief Justice John Roberts said Wednesday, insisting unpopular court decisions are based solely on the law.

When he finally farts his last stench (if it's behind closed doors and not live on TV as seems most appropriate) ... I have a horrible & deeply held belief the regime will not let us know and will, instead, begin Prez AI PixelShit's phase of anti-antifa rule. & they'll keep it going until always.

Feels like two bullies from two separate schools are pretending they know what friendship must feel like for actually social beings. Squinting in that direction is the *only* way to make this feel kinda cute. Neither has ever earned their breakfasts.

politico.comTrump, Putin talk about each other’s wars in Wednesday phone callTrump held out the possibility that his war in Iran could wind down “on a similar timetable” as Russia’s now four-year-long incursion in Ukraine.

Oh please. Orange Turd's entire existence is an attack on science, on style, on manners, on philosophy, on linguistics, on hope, on society, on world culture, and on every single goddamnyreligion with one exception: Capitalism. And even then he's fraudulent af. 86 47

npr.orgScientists see Trump's firing of the National Science Board as an attack on researchThe move follows an administration push for cuts to the NSF and raises concerns in the scientific community that it could jeopardize a tradition of independent decisions about federal science grants.

They want Kimmel fired for saying something? I mean. What? Listen, I'm just saying stuff here: if Kimmel were to shoot the nuts off a specific republican in broad daylight on Wall Street... I sure wouldn't *not* vote for him. (I'm absolutely not advocating violence. That's a job for Republicans.)