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SpeeDons @speedons.fr · 27d
Non, la constitution du gouvernement ne sera pas une catégorie sur la prochaine édition de SpeeDons.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 26
relatable tbh
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Dana Terrace @danaterrace.bsky.social · Sep 26
I’m sorry if my reply came across as too short or casual an answer.

It may not have been my intention but it’s an absolutely valid and awesome interpretation to see Frankie as trans. I love seeing what people take away from stories and that will always be the case. It’s the beauty of fiction!
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Dana Terrace @danaterrace.bsky.social · Sep 26
Alright I didn’t check bluesky till this evening. Re: Frankie, I feel like my answer to a question was wildly misinterpreted.
I think seeing her as trans is awesome, I see the connection when ppl talk about it, and I have also never in my career been against hcs, why would I start now?
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Hard Drive @handle.invalid · Sep 14
Here is some non-satire for you:

Trans rights forever.
the trans pride flag
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 11
... Mais je vais me permettre de faire le chiant et de dire qu'il est théorisé que le Titanic n'aurait pas coulé s'il n'avait pas changé de cap. C'est la tentative de déviation tardive qui a fait prendre l'eau à plus de compartiments que le navire n'en était capable 😅
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 11
Alors, je comprends l'image et elle s'applique bien à la politique de Macron...
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 11
Calling out such hypocrisy, and pointing out that self-identified Republican voters have committed acts of political violence in the recent past will not matter either. Republicans are immune to such criticism, they have been for a long time. Their cult hears what they want to hear.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 11
I think it doesn't matter. Whether the shooter was left-wing or right-wing, Republicans are going to blame it on Democrats. They're going to spew some nonsense about them being the "party of murder" while simultaneously asking the MAGAts to "fight back".
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 10
At this point I do not know which one is more likely, but the combination of both would impress even that one mario speedruner.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 10
Yeah, I'm no doctor, but if he survived that, then he's luckier than most, and definitely luckier than he deserves.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 10
Oh I disagree with that as well, I was being sarcastic.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 10
Thoughts and prayers 🥺🙏💔
I guess it's unfortunately worth it though 🤷‍♂️
Screenshot of a newsweek article from april 6th 2023 titled "Charlie Kirk Says Gun Deaths ‘Unfortunately’ Worth it to Keep 2nd Amendment", accompanied by a photo of Charlie Kirk taken at the Culture War Turning Point USA event in Columbus, Ohio. https://www.newsweek.com/charlie-kirk-says-gun-deaths-worth-it-2nd-amendment-1793113 Screenshot of an Associated Press article from September 10, 2025 titled "Conservative activist Charlie Kirk shot at Utah college event", accompanied by a photo of Charlie Kirk taken during a town hall meeting in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. https://apnews.com/article/charlie-kirk-conservative-activist-shot-546165a8151104e0938a5e085be1e8bd?link_source=ta_bluesky_link&taid=68c1d0a6a1d563000103b83b
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ZEVENT @zevent.fr · Sep 7
Le montant final officiel de ce #ZEVENT2025 s'élève donc à 16 179 096€ au profit des soignants et des patients.

Merci à tous pour votre énergie et votre générosité. 💚
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ZEVENT @zevent.fr · Sep 6
Grâce à la boutique, nous dépassons les 6 MILLIONS D'EUROS !! 📣
Jamais un ZEVENT n'avait récolté autant d'argent en 30 heures ! 😮
Et c'est loin d'être fini, on continue comme ça jusqu'à demain soir ! 💚 #ZEVENT2025
Le ZEVENT 2025 a dépassé les 6 millions d'euros, ce qui rend totalement chokbar Voiture.
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Iron Circus Comics @ironcircuscomics.bsky.social · Sep 1
Happy Labor Day!

Today we're bringing you The First Union, as told by HBomberguy (@hbomberguy.bsky.social) and illustrated by Skutch (@skutchdraws.bsky.social) It's the dawn of the industrial revolution, and of the way many of us work...

Have you ever heard of the term "Luddite" from an elder?
Stanhill, Lancashire, 1764. Wear and carpenter James Hargreaves invents the Spinning Jenny, the first practical spinning-frame, to make the tedious task of producing cloth a little bit faster. He doesn't know it yet, but this will destroy the world. Spurred by inventions like his, the industrial revolution will transform everything -- work power, the wealth of nations. Society as we know it began here, and it wasn't great for everyone. But a group of weavers and textile workers saw this future coming. And did their best to prevent it. "Curse you spinning jenny, you ruined everything!" The standard narrative does that LUDDITES were foolish lunatics who, in fear of technology, decided progress was bad, and started hitting it with sticks. But the truth is entire ways of life were being destroyed. Previously, skilled craftsmen were respected for the time and effort it took to do their work. The entire family usit would form a cottage industry - creating something valuable, and command a decent living. But when a machine can work 10 times faster its owner can charge less for the prodcts- craftsmen couldn't compete and were left out of work almost overnight. And as factories became a fixture of the british landscape, these now unemployed labourers often ended up working the factories that had just destroyed their way of life. Britain was the most prosperous nation in history, factory owners became extremely wealthy and influential. But the people doing the actual work saw almost none of it. Factory work paid little, since "the machines" did "the real work" human labourers were deemed unimportant and replaceable. FUN FACT!: Factory owners preferred to hire ORPHANS since less people would notice if they were maimed or killed on the job! Now the owners quickly realized the workers might notice they did all the work for almost no pay. If they went on STRIKE or ARGUED FOR HGHER WAGES, this would threaten their tremendous wealth. In 1799, Parliament passed the Combination Act, which made FORMING TRADE UNIONS, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, AND GOING ON STRIKE ILLEGAL. Organizing against the rich became a crime. If you were living through it, opposing the industrial revolution wasn't techno-phobia. It was SELF-DEFENSE. The combination act forced unions underground into secret societies. And the greatest secret of all was their leader - Ned Ludd. Ned had been a folk character for years. In one version after being whipped by his master, he smashed two knitting frames in a rage. In more fanciful versions, he then escaped to the Sherwood forest, here he lived among the animals as their king. Some versions specifically call him 'Much Better Than Robin Hood'.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
And that's even assuming this throwaway comment of his answering a very guided question in a random interview somehow changed the policy of dozens of media companies regarding his hiring, which is also insane.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
It's not his fault greedy media companies interpreted his "I like pancakes" comment as "oh so you hate waffles"; I thought we were past blaming that sort of soullessness on one person holding almost none of the cards...
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
I mean sure, but in voice acting where white roles are typically given to white people, and yet non-white roles can ALSO be given to white people somehow, I don't think it's unfair to say "hey, at least try to have the Asian guy be voiced by an Asian".
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
I did, he talked about how it gives much needed opportunities to non-white actors, who are still overlooked, but you loser ass missed that nuance.
Go back to Shitter where you belong.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
Anyway, I am running out of patience for your bs. You have now proven, repeatedly, to be arguing in bad faith, and you don't even realize it.
In about 10 minutes, I will block you. Read whichever of my replies you haven't read, I've made my point in full. I won't care for yours anymore, I'm done.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
"I could have been a bad person, but I wasn't, therefore you owe an explanation to all bad people" really isn't the argument you think it is bud.
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
Do you really want a full reminder that systemic racism in media over the years has led to existing characters being predominantly white, in a still greater ratio than the general population and thus also the actor population, meaning that even with full authentic casting, there would be a shortage?
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
And do you really not get how intrinsically linked to these cultures non-white characters usually are, much more than white characters to "whiteness", and therefore how inauthentic it is to have a white actor represent someone of these cultures while not being part of them?
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Tantan @frenchtantan.bsky.social · Sep 2
Do I really need to explain to you the history of racial discrimination in predominantly white countries that has led to ethical minorities becoming attached to either their culture of origin, or new subcultures born from a community spirit?
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