A.B. Spooky
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I’m Andy
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I post original art + writing, leftist screeds, bad puns, and unsolicited opinions. My work is completely AI-free.
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![Excerpt from an interview with James Cameron:
[continues] …of in the 3- to 4,000 meter depth range and so on. And, you know, I became an informal pilot of the Mir submersibles, learning, you know, from their pilots. And then we -- if I'm going into too
much detail, stop me.
Q. No. No, sir. It's great.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:6sov427wos7dx6iegrfjmzfb/bafkreiatsbeoan5ohthq26qg3gejlxrnkt3wpumfsyfkjvjuf5cajzh524@jpeg)
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mtsw
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Is the lesson that the talking points should actually be good instead of focus-grouped nonsense
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I found it pretty charming to learn that after Roger Taney died, sitting lawmakers called his death a "victory for liberty and the Constitution," suggested that he was probably burning in hell, and joked (?) that they'd rather hang him in effigy than do literally anything to honor his memory
Roger Taney’s Contemporaries Hated Him As Much As You Probably Do
Ordinarily, members of Congress do not publicly suggest that recently deceased Supreme Court justices are burning in hell. But Roger Taney was no ordinary Supreme Court justice.
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