Kind: Reposts

i would like to know how to opt out of people near me wearing these https://t.co/cjzKqHlHwu

— Internet of Shit (@internetofshit) September 9, 2021

you can rely heavily on logic and factual accuracy without being abrasive and condescending. I mean, no one walked away from Star Trek thinking Spock was an asshole.

— fifty knuckle shuffle heavy metal machine (@TimCushing) September 9, 2021

If you quit your job because you don’t like having to follow basic professional rules and refuse to sit through a slap-on-the-wrist seminar after you break them, you weren’t cancelled. You’re not a victim. You just think you’re better than everyone and should be above the rules.

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) September 9, 2021

Allow me to offer the humble suggestion that if you find yourself whipping up a tasty little comparison between Nazi Germany and anything else, and if the Nazis are occupying the *not as bad as this other thing* role in the comparison, you should reevaluate your perspective. pic.twitter.com/sAfeCogPfC

— Berny Belvedere (@bernybelvedere) September 8, 2021

Do y'all ever think about that the acute shortage of Cobol (and other) devs might be because many of these devs were women programmers in the 60s, 70s, 80s but who were so undervalued, actively erased from tech, that they left the field leading to the current talent shortage?

— Julia in Tech 💉💉🥳🎉🎉 (@JuliaWalliin) September 7, 2021

That's funny, because I'm equally sure he'd be too busy trying to win over Father Coughlin to have even the slightest interest in the plight of anyone elsewhere in the world. https://t.co/v44ri0MWRR

— David Schraub (@schraubd) September 6, 2021

The claim that there was no “self-censorship” in academia until the “illiberal left” came and destroyed “free speech” is not worthy of serious discussion. Speech has always been (self-) regulated, everywhere, and the debate has always been over who gets to define the regulations. pic.twitter.com/5GVCF8hjAa

— Thomas Zimmer (@tzimmer_history) September 6, 2021

Because 230(c)(2) doesn't incentivize them to remove any particular content or reward them for doing it; it immunizes sites that delete comments opposing racism in exactly the same way it immunizes sites that delete things they consider racist.

You're fundamentally wrong https://t.co/aVOeKJaltc

— Akiva Cohen (@AkivaMCohen) September 6, 2021

Republican leaders are inviting and inciting citizens against one another. It must be stopped and now. https://t.co/d2ZATGCLi2

— Reed Galen (@reedgalen) September 4, 2021

You are a fool looking for attention. You don’t represent Jewish values. You preach hate for refugees, when your own ancestors came here as immigrants and refugees. Sit down and shut up. #RefugeesWelcome https://t.co/LUjIB2Dyu7

— Alexander S. Vindman (@AVindman) September 4, 2021

Architects blaming the decorator for the failure of their building. https://t.co/zBeofm0HlW

— Fred Wellman (@FPWellman) September 2, 2021

YOu’ve got to be fucking kidding me. https://t.co/eFWTlLfvTl

— Hai Nguyen Ly (@HNguyenLy) September 2, 2021

If you can sue me for getting an abortion, can I sue you for not getting the COVID vaccine?

I mean, as long as we’re litigating personal, legal medical choices.

— Catherynne M. Valente (@catvalente) September 2, 2021

I know that AI and ML don't actually work because I have spent five years patiently telling Twitter that I'm not interested in this every time they put some right wing asshole's name in "What's happening" or "Trending Topics" or whatever, and yet, those same names keep showing up

— H. Poteat (@NSQE) September 2, 2021

Ahhh.

Reading some hot nonsense is almost a comfort in the shitshow that is this week in U.S public policy.

And "give parents additional votes to cast on behalf of children because people with disabilities exist" is scalding nonsense.

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— Actually malicious, no actual malice (@apark2453) September 2, 2021

“Rat out your neighbors’ personal medical decisions and the state will reward you with $10,000” sounds a hell of a lot more Soviet than most of the things Republicans these days denounce as “communism."

— Julian Sanchez (@normative) September 2, 2021

Not pro-life. Pro forced birth. That’s the correct terminology for anyone who discards the life, health, mental well-being, survival and freedom of the living… for the unborn. Who they will then equally disregard the human rights of once born.

— Jameela Jamil 🌈 (@jameelajamil) September 2, 2021

Abortion should only be permitted in cases of rape, incest, and when the woman chooses it.

— God (@TheTweetOfGod) September 2, 2021

I'm already dreading the 9/11 anniversary coverage, but I'm damned if I'll watch Fox's.

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) September 3, 2021