Month: 18 Tammuz 5781 (June 2021)

So unless SCOTUS intervenes in *another* 5th Circuit decision—this one—the Olivas family will have to live with the idea that it is reasonable for the government to set a man on fire and destroy a home without any recourse.

That’s where we’re at.https://t.co/OlWEqs61uU

— Billy Binion (@billybinion) June 28, 2021

I would take the day off work to celebrate if facebook vanished off the earth but yeah you’re gonna have to do better than well your honor obviously they’re evil fucks https://t.co/xlYj09aAdj

— kilgore trout, uatx professor of turnip studies (@KT_So_It_Goes) June 28, 2021

a few things buried here:
-half the asheville officers who quit just joined different police depts
-the cop at the center of the story rejoined the PD
-cops themselves say they're asked to deal w/mental health crises & overdoses theyre not equipped for, echoing activists https://t.co/7Ave3gAzy6

— Talia Bracha Lavin (@chick_in_kiev) June 28, 2021

Keep this in mind during discussions of the PNW heat wave. Keeping cool during heat waves is not easy, and extreme weather like this is especially dangerous to marginalized and vulnerable demographics who may not be able to access AC or who are at higher risk for heat stroke. https://t.co/F1txj9AQSy

— Mary Robinette Kowal@🏡 (@MaryRobinette) June 28, 2021

Fed. judge dismisses the FTC's antitrust lawsuit against Facebook.

Held: FTC failed to plead enough to plausibly establish that Facebook has monopoly power.

However, dismissal is without prejudice. FTC can amend the complaint. https://t.co/uB0bHLgZUL pic.twitter.com/UL7sYRHKeR

— Gabriel Malor (@gabrielmalor) June 28, 2021

yes, there are five stages of grief, but if you press up-up-down-down-left-right-left-right-A-B-start, you get access to the hidden levels

— born miserable (@bornmiserable) June 21, 2019

i figured out how to create a device that will give the puppy a treat when an api call is made. i am very tempted to tie this to a camera and kofi/paypal but you all are monsters and will keep giving the puppy treats, i know how the internet works.

— following the dopamine (@randileeharper) June 28, 2021

The real tell in this clip is not that Kilmeade read Mein Kampf. We shouldn’t be scared of books.

It’s that Kilmeade says he read Mein Kampf, Crenshaw nods—and then they go on talking about how really it’s only the CRT that students shouldn’t be reading.. pic.twitter.com/u6GEmHMOde

— Heath Mayo (@HeathMayo) June 28, 2021

She never heard my grandmother talking about someone else's private business. https://t.co/MxggdaJRMr

— Connor Scott-Gardner (@CatchTheseWords) June 28, 2021

It’s ludicrous and totalitarian the way woke people want to regulate our every word and expression and gesture and punish any dissent, and also WHY HAMMER THROWING LADY NOT PUT HAND ON HEART DOUBLEPLUSUNGOOD

— ForbiddenPopehat (@Popehat) June 28, 2021

Shocked, shocked to discover that people who’ve worked themselves into an angry lather over made up stories of secret evil cabals running the world also believe in blatantly antisemitic conspiracy theories. https://t.co/vA8u6ALi4y

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) June 28, 2021

we’ve finally elected a new prince https://t.co/uBRol72PEK

— Jean-Michel Connard 🐘 (@torriangray) June 28, 2021

Telling on yourself that you’ve missed all of the movies and ceremonies and dolls because you ignore anything to do with African American achievement. https://t.co/dfgJNBy1K8

— Sabretooth Nietzsche (@FeralNietzsche) June 28, 2021