Older dad-type, just trying to be nice on the Internet.
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Joined November 2022
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I've had it with these racist conservative Christians LARPing as feminists. For too long, they've exploited the culture war to control what they believe adults should be able to do with their bodies, and that includes denying reproductive rights to other women.
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Only on Twitter could a guy like this try to convince you that men like James Talarico are not manly enough.
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Netanyahu must have some really good dirt on Trump. It wouldn't be the first time.
timesofisrael.com/netanyahu-…
Trump endorses Netanyahu for reelection politi.co/4yoFU5F
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Hangry Dad retweeted
Me and Ilhan Omar are far apart policy wise. I’m pro life, she’s pro abortion. I’m pro 2A, she’s pro gun control. And on and on.
But can someone tell me how pretending to get ready to deport Ilhan Omar is going to bring gas down under $2, make health insurance freaking affordable, make a family’s weekly grocery bill make sense, and stop sending our beloved military off to fight for another fucking foreign war???
People are so sick and tired of the bullshit.
When you dumb mf’ers at the WH actually release the Epstein files and lock up the pedophiles and rapists you all hang out with, then we will start paying attention.
Until then 🖕.
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Tl;dr he cobbled together every quote you’ve already heard used in a GOP attack ad because Hasan canceled an interview with him. Chait is probably one of contemporary DC’s laziest columnists, which puts him in the running for laziest human beings of all-time.
As I prepared for the interview by researching his commentary, I realized that Piker is right to complain that the handful of frequently repeated controversial statements fail to accurately represent his worldview.
In fact, it’s much worse than those quotes suggest. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/1…
Leave it to FP to have the worst possible take on the Internet. I don't know if the men's actions were illegal. The courts will decide that. I do know their actions were reprehensible and the university has the right to say their values are antithetical to our community.
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Hangry Dad retweeted
🚨The #HindRajabFoundation has filed an Article 15 communication with the ICC calling for an investigation into Israeli officials, medical professionals and the Israeli Medical Association (IMA) over the death, torture and ill-treatment of Palestinian detainees at Sde Teiman. The submission argues that the conduct documented in the filing amounts to war crimes, crimes against humanity, and acts of genocide under the Rome Statute.
➡️ More → bit.ly/3TqVf7B
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These days I am frequently asked about the upcoming Israeli elections.
I think that they will likely bring people of this kind to the Knesset.
It's not just fugitive Netanyahu, but an entire class of established and emerging leaders calling for ethnic cleansing and genocide.
This dipshit knows what socialism is, but he has to make up some culture war nonsense because he knows low IQ MAGA actually support socialist policies that help their communities.
Q: “How do you define socialism personally?”
Vance: “I think in reality, what it actually means in the American context is that you want to replace American workers with foreign workers, and you want boys to play in girls' sports.”
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Hangry Dad retweeted
No. Obama never banned any news agency from White House access or credentials. In 2009 the Treasury Dept tried excluding Fox from one pool interview with the pay czar; other networks protested and Fox was included. He skipped Fox News Sunday in a 2009 round. No permanent or indefinite outlet bans occurred.
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There is a persistent claim that COVID vaccination produced “mass casualties”—sometimes wrapped in rhetoric about a future “Nuremberg 2.”
There is a straightforward way to test the underlying premise:
What actually happened to the risk of hospitalization and death among vaccinated versus unvaccinated people?
And then a second question:
Did misinformation measurably influence whether people accepted vaccination?
The answers are considerably better documented than social media arguments often suggest.
A thread on what the evidence actually shows.
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The fact that there are plenty of people in the comments trying to justify what Herrera said tells you all you need to know about what this awful site is like anymore. It's a 4Chan for Republicans.
HOLY SHIT -- Tapper plays Mike Johnson footage of Republican candidate Brandon Herrera describing moms as "cum trophies," mentions he called Nazi machine guns "the original ghetto blasters," and asks Johnson how he can support him. Johnson says "Herrera has run a very effective campaign ... that was his persona online."
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This loser is trying to convince Dems to vote for a Republican over a Democrat because that Democrat supports Israel. She or he blocked me when I pointed out they don't even live in the US and even the worst Dem is a thousand times better than a the best Republican.
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Hangry Dad retweeted
good morning. i am an established political journalist and i am going to pretend like i don't understand context, hypotheticals, and moral relativity just so i can once again try to DESTROY hasan piker. i am a very serious person whose opinion you should care about
The overwhelming majority of Americans support mandatory vaccinations for schools. Americans still have a right to NOT vaccinate their kids. They just can't impose that on the rest of us.
yougov.com/en-us/articles/55…
Forcing a vaccine, or any medical intervention, on another human being is a violation of the fundamental right to bodily autonomy.
And when people say, “No one is forcing you”:
If a child cannot attend school without complying, cannot go to summer camp, cannot participate in sports, or is excluded from ordinary life because their parents declined a medical intervention, that is not meaningful consent. It is coercion.
Consent obtained under threat of exclusion, punishment or loss of opportunity is not freely given consent.
Medical decisions belong to individuals and families. Not schools, employers, corporations or the state. There should never be a penalty attached to saying no, PERIOD.
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I am F*CKING FURIOUS about this.
Honestly, my heart is racing.
I was WATCHING THE STREAM when Hasan said this, and it was ABUNDANTLY clear that he was saying -- The more people continue to conflate criticism of Israel with criticism of Jewish people, the more dangerous it will become for Jewish people in America.
And he's 100% CORRECT! Wanna know how I know?
Because I was in the GA legislature when they added the IHRA definition of anti-semitism to the law for prosecutions of hate crimes.
My former law professor, who is also a Rabbi, wrote the law.
The PRIMARY EXAMPLE he gave as to why this was necessary was because he personally knew of a young man who wears a yarmulke at a local university who got jumped by some kids who said they wanted to punish him because he was a zionist and supported what Israel was doing in Gaza. The kids admitted they did not know their victim, nor did they know his position on Israel. All they saw was that he was wearing a yarmulke, so they assumed he supported Israel's military action.
They attacked an innocent person SPECIFICALLY BECAUSE he was self-identified as Jewish, and angry, violent people immediately conflated his religion with his support for Israel.
Take it from someone who deals with these issues (The last case I handled before I stopped practicing law was one for a kid who was getting threatened at his high school for being Jewish) - -
It is PRECISELY the conflation of being Jewish with being a Zionist that is encouraging this kind of violence to occur. I literally saw it for myself.
I cant stand - CANNOT STAND - that what @hasanthehun said is being framed the way it is.
Hasan - I'm gonna try to talk about this as much as I can...
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Establishment Dems are such babies. The extra line about crazy chick Natalie sparked a lot of debate, which got the quote in front of many more people.
No one has been more consistently eloquent or incisive in exposing @realDonaldTrump than @Ossoff. The paragraph from his weekend speech that has gotten so much attention was a brutal takedown.
But two words in it, "with Natalie" seemed gratuitous and unnecessary.
They juiced the virality of it, I'm sure. Probably thrilled some in the base, who figured it was just giving Trump a taste of his own nasty medicine.
But they distracted and detracted from the power of the message.
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