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Unfortunately they also fund trash: community.frame.work/t/framework-...
Framework supporting far-right racists?
Hi, I am not exactly sure how best to frame this, but recent events have got me wondering where exactly Framework, as a company, stands with regards to human rights and equality. If I understand cor...
community.frame.work
January 12, 2026 at 12:36 PM
Unfortunately they also fund trash: community.frame.work/t/framework-...
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yt ppl really live in a whole different reality
Before Trump, law enforcement were trained to behave professionally. At a traffic stop they would start with words such as "Mam, may I see your drivers license and registration."
ICE evidently trains their goons to start a stop with screamed profanity, quickly followed by violence.
ICE evidently trains their goons to start a stop with screamed profanity, quickly followed by violence.
January 12, 2026 at 5:58 AM
yt ppl really live in a whole different reality
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What a piece of shit Ackman is.
NEW: It appears billionaire Bill Ackman has donated $10k to a GoFundMe for Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who killed Renee Good.
Ackman has reposted the fundraiser but hasn’t posted about his own donation.
Ackman has reposted the fundraiser but hasn’t posted about his own donation.
January 11, 2026 at 2:26 PM
What a piece of shit Ackman is.
...device. In particular, the distinction between A and B was based on where on the physical bus things were plugged in. In the HP machine mentioned above, for example, there was one 3.5" floppy, which was drive A: 2/2
January 11, 2026 at 1:31 AM
...device. In particular, the distinction between A and B was based on where on the physical bus things were plugged in. In the HP machine mentioned above, for example, there was one 3.5" floppy, which was drive A: 2/2
I started using computers at age 5, 1985. By 1995, my parents owned a TRS-80, an Atari ST, a SunOS 4.1.3 workstation, and a Windows 3.11 PC from Hewlett Packard.
The distinction between A, B, and C drives, in addition to being purely a Microsoft thing, was not entirely driven by the type of... 1/
The distinction between A, B, and C drives, in addition to being purely a Microsoft thing, was not entirely driven by the type of... 1/
January 11, 2026 at 1:31 AM
I started using computers at age 5, 1985. By 1995, my parents owned a TRS-80, an Atari ST, a SunOS 4.1.3 workstation, and a Windows 3.11 PC from Hewlett Packard.
The distinction between A, B, and C drives, in addition to being purely a Microsoft thing, was not entirely driven by the type of... 1/
The distinction between A, B, and C drives, in addition to being purely a Microsoft thing, was not entirely driven by the type of... 1/
That was not my experience at all. Hard disk was synonymous with hard drive, which were the stacked platters that lived in the computer permanently. 5.25" floppies were floppies, because they were floppy. 3.5" were also "floppies", because they were the v2 of the 5".
January 11, 2026 at 12:57 AM
That was not my experience at all. Hard disk was synonymous with hard drive, which were the stacked platters that lived in the computer permanently. 5.25" floppies were floppies, because they were floppy. 3.5" were also "floppies", because they were the v2 of the 5".
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there is no positive route forward for the United States without mass arrests and trials for DHS employees
You and your wife drop your 6-year-old off at school. You just moved here. You see ICE terrorizing your new neighbors. You film them, as is your legal right. Your wife complies with orders. She is then shot in the head. You still have to pick up your child later today.
This could be you.
This could be you.
January 10, 2026 at 12:16 AM
there is no positive route forward for the United States without mass arrests and trials for DHS employees
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If the executive branch can unilaterally cut off federal funding to specific states the union has already been dissolved.
January 10, 2026 at 1:34 AM
If the executive branch can unilaterally cut off federal funding to specific states the union has already been dissolved.
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The “prosecute the former regime at every level” candidate has my vote in 2028.
January 7, 2026 at 8:26 PM
The “prosecute the former regime at every level” candidate has my vote in 2028.
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NEWS --> Reps Eric Swalwell and Dan Goldman are introducing a new bill to strip ICE officers of qualified immunity, making lawsuits and prosecutions easier. They also say agent who killed Renee Good should be prosecuted in Minnesota.
They break this news on our pod:
newrepublic.com/article/2051...
They break this news on our pod:
newrepublic.com/article/2051...
Trump Shooting Fiasco Worsens as Dems Find Fresh Line of Attack on ICE
As the Minneapolis killing gets darker for Trump, Representatives Eric Swalwell and Dan Goldman talk to us about their plan to rein in ICE—and about Trumpworld’s broader plunge into violence and lawl...
newrepublic.com
January 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM
NEWS --> Reps Eric Swalwell and Dan Goldman are introducing a new bill to strip ICE officers of qualified immunity, making lawsuits and prosecutions easier. They also say agent who killed Renee Good should be prosecuted in Minnesota.
They break this news on our pod:
newrepublic.com/article/2051...
They break this news on our pod:
newrepublic.com/article/2051...
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The thing about ICE agents kicking over Renee Good’s memorial candles is that hundreds of people were fired from their jobs for any signs of disrespectful commentary about Charlie Kirk. “Respect” only goes one way with these people & we should call them out on it. It’s not about respect at all.
January 8, 2026 at 4:06 PM
The thing about ICE agents kicking over Renee Good’s memorial candles is that hundreds of people were fired from their jobs for any signs of disrespectful commentary about Charlie Kirk. “Respect” only goes one way with these people & we should call them out on it. It’s not about respect at all.
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For those wondering what Mamdani's quote, "For too long, those fluent in the good grammar of civility have deployed decorum to mask agendas of cruelty," was in reference to...
January 7, 2026 at 11:46 PM
For those wondering what Mamdani's quote, "For too long, those fluent in the good grammar of civility have deployed decorum to mask agendas of cruelty," was in reference to...
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for fucking decades i've had to listen to right wingers jerk off to their fantasies of masked federal agents turning their guns on innocent Americans and then the moment it actually happens they're sniveling boot-licking scum
January 8, 2026 at 12:42 AM
for fucking decades i've had to listen to right wingers jerk off to their fantasies of masked federal agents turning their guns on innocent Americans and then the moment it actually happens they're sniveling boot-licking scum
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No US oil company should risk investing in Venezuela. Companies that take part in Trump's lawless takeover of Venezuela's resources should keep in mind that any American tax dollars they take to invest in a foreign country will be recovered by the next administration.
January 7, 2026 at 4:12 PM
No US oil company should risk investing in Venezuela. Companies that take part in Trump's lawless takeover of Venezuela's resources should keep in mind that any American tax dollars they take to invest in a foreign country will be recovered by the next administration.
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Setting my alarms for the first time in two weeks.
a man in a yellow suit is pouring liquid into a beaker .
ALT: a man in a yellow suit is pouring liquid into a beaker .
media.tenor.com
January 5, 2026 at 4:17 AM
Setting my alarms for the first time in two weeks.
like "we should remove Maduro from power, but in a slower and more annoying way" 6/6
January 4, 2026 at 5:01 PM
like "we should remove Maduro from power, but in a slower and more annoying way" 6/6
...not because they actually believe it.
And, for the record, I do think Maduro is a bad guy, and also think that we should follow the constitution and international law, because the law matters.
But like I said, we live in a time of near universal corruption, so that sounds, effectively... 5/
And, for the record, I do think Maduro is a bad guy, and also think that we should follow the constitution and international law, because the law matters.
But like I said, we live in a time of near universal corruption, so that sounds, effectively... 5/
January 4, 2026 at 5:01 PM
...not because they actually believe it.
And, for the record, I do think Maduro is a bad guy, and also think that we should follow the constitution and international law, because the law matters.
But like I said, we live in a time of near universal corruption, so that sounds, effectively... 5/
And, for the record, I do think Maduro is a bad guy, and also think that we should follow the constitution and international law, because the law matters.
But like I said, we live in a time of near universal corruption, so that sounds, effectively... 5/
...losing debate for pro-gun advocates. This is why it's virtually impossible to dislodge them from talking about the 2nd Amendment: having an actual debate means they lose.
I'm suggesting that some of those who chose to defend Maduro are doing so for that same "win the argument" style reason... 4/
I'm suggesting that some of those who chose to defend Maduro are doing so for that same "win the argument" style reason... 4/
January 4, 2026 at 5:01 PM
...losing debate for pro-gun advocates. This is why it's virtually impossible to dislodge them from talking about the 2nd Amendment: having an actual debate means they lose.
I'm suggesting that some of those who chose to defend Maduro are doing so for that same "win the argument" style reason... 4/
I'm suggesting that some of those who chose to defend Maduro are doing so for that same "win the argument" style reason... 4/
...of the US Constitution, but are, in fact, always policy debates about what types of arms are legal for civilians to possess under what circumstances.
However, conceding that point means we're no longer having a debate about holy writ, we're having a debate about public policy, which is a... 3/
However, conceding that point means we're no longer having a debate about holy writ, we're having a debate about public policy, which is a... 3/
January 4, 2026 at 5:01 PM
...of the US Constitution, but are, in fact, always policy debates about what types of arms are legal for civilians to possess under what circumstances.
However, conceding that point means we're no longer having a debate about holy writ, we're having a debate about public policy, which is a... 3/
However, conceding that point means we're no longer having a debate about holy writ, we're having a debate about public policy, which is a... 3/
Which grants the broad ability to "bear arms." In practice, however, no pro-gun person actually believes in that as an unlimited rule: they have no problem with laws against the civilian possession of nuclear weapons, for example. So in fact, gun control arguments are not about the supremacy... 2/
January 4, 2026 at 5:01 PM
Which grants the broad ability to "bear arms." In practice, however, no pro-gun person actually believes in that as an unlimited rule: they have no problem with laws against the civilian possession of nuclear weapons, for example. So in fact, gun control arguments are not about the supremacy... 2/