Devlin Burgess
@devlinburgess.bsky.social
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(He/Him) 28 Years Old. Actual Historian (just finished grad school). American (I won't give up on this damn place). Progressive liberal, enemy of bigotry and fascism. Generalized geek and gamer, amateur cook and photographer. New to social media.
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I don't tend to do this often, but it's a new year, so here's a new self-introduction. #promosky
I'm Devlin Burgess, 28 years old, cis male (he/him), straight, white as a sheet. Recent graduate from Grad School, military historian, new to social media. American, lives in Oregon in the Portland Area.
Finally, a villain able to stand up to the Avengers.
#Marvel
#Comics
One of the recent Bat books (Phillip Kennedy Johnson's Batman and Robin) established Bruce as actually having spent time studying under an English detective in London shortly after his parents death.
He didn't put on an outfit though. 😔
He's a time traveler from the far future attempting to look inconspicuous.
"Partially", not "particularly".🤐
Otherwise, good to meet you all. I'll repost my intro thread just to make absolutely sure you know what you're getting into.
Hi, uh, just like to make a quick note to the...significant number of new followers I've gotten (at least, those of you who are real people.🤖) that, while I am particularly a political account, I don't *usually* talk about local Oregonian politics. The No Kings rally are exceptional in that regard.
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Remember April 2009 when about 250,000 people took to America’s streets in Tea Party rallies and the media was like “oh man, the Dems are in trouble?” Approximately 28X as many people took to the streets to protest Trump yesterday. Didn’t even make the NYT front page.
In April of 2009 I observed the Tea Party rally in Salem. As this front page story says, there were a couple hundred people there. This past weekend in Salem there were roughly 2-3000 people at the Hands Off rally. Yet the Tea Party coverage seemed to take that event far more seriously.
Okay, so, is it pronounced "Tee-dus" or "Tide-us"?🤔
Oh, Banner Saga is a unique pick. Definitely one of the prettiest games I've played, no doubt.
My guess? The Japanese film industry has been in complete shambles for a while, so Nintendo sees a lucrative opportunity to be, like, one of the only non-anime Japanese company making movies people actually watch (the Godzilla guys being the other exception).
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Don’t let the frogwater that’s boiling us alive let you skip over this: we murdered another country’s citizens in cold blood, and when their leader objected, we called him a drug dealer and cut off aid to his country. That’s freakish.
Petro objected to the US bombing a Columbian fishing vessel that had the emergency beacon on because they were broken down, that we subsequently bombed. One Columbian fisherman survived the attack.

This is the official US response to Petro's comments.
Talking is a free action, its the basis of the action economy.
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Good evening. We estimate that between 4.2 and 7.6 million people turned out for the No Kings Day demonstrations held around the country on Saturday. This makes Oct 18 very likely the biggest single-day U.S. protest event since 1970. www.gelliottmorris.com/p/second-no-...
Second "No Kings Day" protests likely the largest single-day political demonstration since 1970, with 4.2-7.6 million participants
Here are the initial results from our crowdsourced crowd-counting estimates
www.gelliottmorris.com
*Hold on, I'm getting reports that....yes, we now have footage of the attackers in the act.*
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every smug internet communist tweet about showing up to a No Kings protest with an abolish ICE shirt to scare the libs is getting completely mogged by the real-life winemoms showing up with slogans like "ICE will melt in hell"
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For many Brits who have made lives abroad, the mere possibility of this becoming UK government policy makes moving back a hugely risky prospect. Who’d want to invest time and effort settling back in Britain while threats of expulsion are dangled over the heads of non-British family members?
Sunday Times interview Tory "rising star" Katie Lam

She is clear she wants lots of legal migrants to be told to "go home" so as "to leave a mostly but not entirely culturally coherent group of people"

(The interviewer suggests she is scrapping ILR or stripping people of it)
Aaron talking to Moses at Sinai, colorized.
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Another from #NoKings in Hillsboro, Oregon today

@wyden.senate.gov
I dunno Velma, the color on those doesn't bode well. Usually coconuts aren't gray.
Oh, oh, did someone say Bone already? Because if not, then definitely that.