Kind: Reposts

Disgusting.
Politicians in DC will yap all day long about oppression in China, like they're so brave for saying it, but won't lift a finger to help any actual victims. https://t.co/O6ayjMXDEZ

— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) October 22, 2021

Why is Planned Parenthood tracking keystrokes? https://t.co/S80yW7Pqpq

— Mike Masnick (@mmasnick) October 21, 2021

If having a statue moved from a council building to a historical museum shatters your sense of patriotism and pride, you’re little more than a thin-skinned baby without any real core principles.

— Bradley P. Moss (@BradMossEsq) October 19, 2021

oh ok cool so you won’t be using any of the existing schools, hospitals, financial systems, internet services, delivery mechanisms, stores, restaurants, cars, airlines, or infrastructure? oh I see you’ll be demanding full access to all of it https://t.co/9HorxbW5gw

— kilgore trout, never attended a decision-point mtg (@KT_So_It_Goes) October 19, 2021

I understand that @PeteButtigieg is a) a polite person, and b) a Cabinet secretary, who should stay on the high road. But I will note that Pete would have been perfectly entitled to say that @TuckerCarlson is a repulsive bigot, and that his response to Carlson is, "F___ off." https://t.co/2PdcvdHKs8

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) October 17, 2021

I think you know perfectly well Black churches have organized for political causes since the beginning. The Civil Rights Movement was led by Southern Black ministers.

It's unusual for the VP to rally Black churches, but it's also unusual for the VP to be Black. https://t.co/QM1LDRd2Nt

— Matthew Chapman (@fawfulfan) October 17, 2021

"No, i'm Patriotic." No I'm patriotic!""No, i'm Patriotic." No I'm patriotic!""No, i'm Patriotic." No I'm patriotic!""No, i'm Patriotic." No I'm patriotic!""No, i'm Patriotic." No I'm patriotic!""No, i'm Patriotic." No I'm patriotic!""No, i'm Patriotic." No I'm patriotic!""No, i' https://t.co/eIEKkpHSsP

— Dennis Herring (@dcherring) October 17, 2021

As a rule, you should not take seriously anyone who claims to be a free speech advocate who also has a history of trying to shut people up with lawsuits.

You can tell who's legit by who fights for people they disagree with. https://t.co/bPg60VGG9h

— Andrew Fleischman (@ASFleischman) October 17, 2021

If you’re truly concerned about online harms, a great starting point is not being a jerk to people.

— Jeff Kosseff (@jkosseff) October 15, 2021

Weird how there are there are no federal judicial doctrines that inexplicably let civil rights plaintiffs win cases they should lose. Only the opposite.

— Matthew Segal (@segalmr) October 16, 2021

If I spell out my credit card number in Pig Latin in the source code to my publicly accessible webpage, and it turns out you know how to click “view source” and read Pig Latin, that does not make you a hacker. It makes me an idiot who has recklessly disclosed personal data.

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) October 14, 2021

Can you imagine sending this to your own donors, many on a fixed income who have ALREADY given? Being called a traitor by YOUR OWN PARTY so that you give even more. Well sadly the @NRCC can. pic.twitter.com/tCXr1oMcDH

— Adam Kinzinger (@AdamKinzinger) October 14, 2021

I have viewed source and I am unrepentant.

— Carl Malamud (@carlmalamud) October 14, 2021

I remember sometime last year I heard a vaccine was about to be released, and I thought "Yes! All this is about to be over." Because I never thought things would get this fucking stupid, which is a mistake I keep making year after year. https://t.co/avrxum1BFS

— Respectable Lawyer (@RespectableLaw) October 14, 2021

Giuliani was our nation's "cybersecurity czar" for a bit. Remember that? Rudy "I run my personal website off of a four-year-old Joomla version on a box with every service exposed to the internet" Giuliani. Setting cybersecurity policy.

*Jesus* what a bad five years it's been.

— Rich Harang (@rharang) October 14, 2021

A moments silence for the state IT workers in Missouri. This must be so painful.

— Sarah E Bourne (@sarahebourne) October 14, 2021

I don’t agree with those saying, “Oh, this must have made the senators squirm and the donors uncomfortable.” Nah. Those guys like that kind of locker room talk. The thrill of the transgressive and all that. Trump’s crudeness and vulgarity send a tingle down rich Republican legs. https://t.co/68cshk1wgZ

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) October 14, 2021

THE ACTUAL FACTS:
1) The site was ENCODED but not ENCRYPTED. This is cybersecurity 101. The incompetence is staggering.
2) A journalist brought it to your attention & DELAYED POSTING THE STORY so you could fix it before going public & opening the site up to actual hackers 1/ https://t.co/ngeVAQz4Ly

— Ashley Aune (@Ashley4MO) October 14, 2021

The only argument that really exists about cancel culture is “do I agree with this person being targeted for this thing”.

No one actually opposes “cancel culture”, and the need to perpetually redefine it to exclude when *they* want to use it is ridiculous. https://t.co/Oy3ZGTSeLN

— Actually malicious, no actual malice (@apark2453) October 15, 2021

If anyone is a victim of #CancelCulture, it is Colin Kaepernick, not Jon Gruden.

— Erie Siobhan 🇺🇸 (@ErieNotEerie) October 12, 2021