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The trump administration and the tech oligarch Epstein class are the greatest threat to Americans' free speech rights in our nation's history
Posting about ICE on Instagram is now enough to get you an “administrative subpoena.” 👀
@nytimes.com #$META
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@nytimes.com #$META
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February 16, 2026 at 5:32 AM
The trump administration and the tech oligarch Epstein class are the greatest threat to Americans' free speech rights in our nation's history
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It's also part of a very direct negation of the latest stupid tweet by Musk: people have given so much, two of them their lives, to defend a multicultural city and the rights of people not exactly like them. And that multiculturalism is American culture.
February 16, 2026 at 4:37 AM
It's also part of a very direct negation of the latest stupid tweet by Musk: people have given so much, two of them their lives, to defend a multicultural city and the rights of people not exactly like them. And that multiculturalism is American culture.
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It is crazy that it is not talked about more frequently as a corrupt vehicle for Trump to channel foreign money into his own pockets in order for Western colonization of Gaza. It will only serve as a vector of extremism, probably for generations.
February 16, 2026 at 5:55 AM
It is crazy that it is not talked about more frequently as a corrupt vehicle for Trump to channel foreign money into his own pockets in order for Western colonization of Gaza. It will only serve as a vector of extremism, probably for generations.
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My timeline is half leftists complaining about Gavin Newsom and half liberals complaining about Graham Platner and I'd like to propose that we launch both of them into the sun together.
February 16, 2026 at 12:46 AM
My timeline is half leftists complaining about Gavin Newsom and half liberals complaining about Graham Platner and I'd like to propose that we launch both of them into the sun together.
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i think you can judge how free - or not - our political media is by the fact that elon musk literally did a sieg heil (twice) at a rally and it’s still seen as uncouth and overly partisan (in legacy media) to describe his politics as straightforwardly white supremacist.
February 15, 2026 at 8:28 PM
i think you can judge how free - or not - our political media is by the fact that elon musk literally did a sieg heil (twice) at a rally and it’s still seen as uncouth and overly partisan (in legacy media) to describe his politics as straightforwardly white supremacist.
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If I were a Democrat concerned about winning elections and was hearing that a significant number of voters wouldn’t support Gavin Newsom in 2028, I would simply stop pushing Gavin Newsom in 2026.
look if you want to freak out about people not voting newsom if he's the nominee a week before the 2028 general election, I kinda get it (but don't say you weren't warned). doing it now though is just a weird attempt to strong arm people into supporting him in the primary.
I think most (not all) of the "I will never vote for Gavin Newsom" people are communists who are mad that Americans don't like communism and want to destroy the Democratic party out of revenge. They don't care how many elections Republicans win or how many trans people die as long as the Dems fall.
February 15, 2026 at 9:50 PM
If I were a Democrat concerned about winning elections and was hearing that a significant number of voters wouldn’t support Gavin Newsom in 2028, I would simply stop pushing Gavin Newsom in 2026.
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Members of Congress, too. Some Dems have woken up, but the House GOP made the ridiculously overblown "Twitter Files" their first big oversight fixation in 2023, playing directly to Musk and his Beliebers, believing—possibly correctly—that the slimest attempts to limit disinformation cost Trump 2020.
It's galling to contemplate but I really think you have to admit that Musk buying X was an unqualified victory. It can't be exaggerated just how much prominent journalists, pundits, business type, etc. mistake the vibe on X for "how the country is feeling."
February 15, 2026 at 9:57 PM
Members of Congress, too. Some Dems have woken up, but the House GOP made the ridiculously overblown "Twitter Files" their first big oversight fixation in 2023, playing directly to Musk and his Beliebers, believing—possibly correctly—that the slimest attempts to limit disinformation cost Trump 2020.
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Also, please miss me with this "transformational politics" nonsense about allowing people who have made mistakes to lead. We are a nation of 300 plus million people. Pretty sure we can restrict our top 500 politicians to people who have never had Nazi tattoos if we have the willpower.
February 15, 2026 at 6:30 AM
Also, please miss me with this "transformational politics" nonsense about allowing people who have made mistakes to lead. We are a nation of 300 plus million people. Pretty sure we can restrict our top 500 politicians to people who have never had Nazi tattoos if we have the willpower.
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Funny story, the 2024 election had more disinformation riddling it than any other in history. Here's what that looks like in practice
New poll: In 2024, low-engagement voters went for Trump over Harris by 11 percentage points. But now they disapprove of the way he's handling the presidency by 13. They have moved 25 points against Trump — 2x as large as the shift for high-knowledge voters www.gelliottmorris.com/p/trump-lost...
Trump has lost the voters who weren’t paying attention in 2024
The least-engaged Americans have swung 25 points against him since 2024 — about twice the shift among everyone else. Trump has flattened the engagement gap.
www.gelliottmorris.com
February 14, 2026 at 3:36 AM
Funny story, the 2024 election had more disinformation riddling it than any other in history. Here's what that looks like in practice
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I really don't care about anyone's "he can't do this because states run elections!" argument.
This is an explicit pledge to rule lawlessly by the commander-in-chief of the world's most powerful military, who is also currently constructing a nationwide system of detention camps.
This is an explicit pledge to rule lawlessly by the commander-in-chief of the world's most powerful military, who is also currently constructing a nationwide system of detention camps.
“There will be Voter I.D. for the Midterm Elections, whether approved by Congress or not!”
February 13, 2026 at 9:55 PM
I really don't care about anyone's "he can't do this because states run elections!" argument.
This is an explicit pledge to rule lawlessly by the commander-in-chief of the world's most powerful military, who is also currently constructing a nationwide system of detention camps.
This is an explicit pledge to rule lawlessly by the commander-in-chief of the world's most powerful military, who is also currently constructing a nationwide system of detention camps.
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When I got the contract to write a history of concentration camps in 2014, I hoped to keep the US from ending up here. That didn't work out! But now it's critical to understand how much is already in process and the enormity of what's coming. The sooner we act to stop it, the more people we'll save.
Building the camps
The warehouseification of detention and initial thoughts on stopping it.
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February 11, 2026 at 2:24 AM
When I got the contract to write a history of concentration camps in 2014, I hoped to keep the US from ending up here. That didn't work out! But now it's critical to understand how much is already in process and the enormity of what's coming. The sooner we act to stop it, the more people we'll save.
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You're laughing? The team that lends their plane for deportation flights and whose owner is best pals with Trump got utterly humiliated in front of a hundred million viewers, and you're laughing?
February 9, 2026 at 3:24 AM
You're laughing? The team that lends their plane for deportation flights and whose owner is best pals with Trump got utterly humiliated in front of a hundred million viewers, and you're laughing?
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English speakers like "that was less political than I thought" lol they had ricky martin singing "dont do us like you did hawaii"
February 9, 2026 at 2:43 AM
English speakers like "that was less political than I thought" lol they had ricky martin singing "dont do us like you did hawaii"
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It's a bit disturbing to think that Jeffrey Epstein may have been in touch with the head of the Secret Service Dallas Field Office as late as 2009, after Epstein had already been convicted in 2008.
February 7, 2026 at 12:07 AM
It's a bit disturbing to think that Jeffrey Epstein may have been in touch with the head of the Secret Service Dallas Field Office as late as 2009, after Epstein had already been convicted in 2008.
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Prediction markets are going to become a real problem for society, aren't they?
February 7, 2026 at 2:36 AM
Prediction markets are going to become a real problem for society, aren't they?
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Yeah, it sounds extra unsavory when you put it that way
February 7, 2026 at 1:43 AM
Yeah, it sounds extra unsavory when you put it that way
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one of the greatest human triumphs of my lifetime is the relentless, unceasing, heroic effort by DECADES' worth of doctors and scientists to find a cure for a disease much of the world didn't take seriously for years because it predominantly affected a community they thought kinda deserved it
Just because good news is worth celebrating:
There is now a Prep medication that is an *every six month* injection.
HIV has, effectively, a vaccination.
There is now a Prep medication that is an *every six month* injection.
HIV has, effectively, a vaccination.
February 7, 2026 at 1:37 AM
one of the greatest human triumphs of my lifetime is the relentless, unceasing, heroic effort by DECADES' worth of doctors and scientists to find a cure for a disease much of the world didn't take seriously for years because it predominantly affected a community they thought kinda deserved it
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Julie Le should never have a sound night of sleep or a peaceful meal at a restaurant again, just like the rest of the administration’s goon squad, and if you’re cheering for her because she complained about her job—which she chose—you’re a naif
February 5, 2026 at 7:58 AM
Julie Le should never have a sound night of sleep or a peaceful meal at a restaurant again, just like the rest of the administration’s goon squad, and if you’re cheering for her because she complained about her job—which she chose—you’re a naif
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I read this, and I almost regret it. What do you even do with the knowledge that Epstein wanted and was trying to engineer societal breakdown via far right populism bc he thought it would benefit his sex trafficking business?
I read thousands of pages of Epstein files this weekend trying to understand what he wanted out of his meeting with 4chan's Christopher Poole. Here's everything we know about Epstein's plans to dismantle the internet and, eventually, democracy.
www.garbageday.email/p/here-s-how...
www.garbageday.email/p/here-s-how...
February 3, 2026 at 10:32 AM
I read this, and I almost regret it. What do you even do with the knowledge that Epstein wanted and was trying to engineer societal breakdown via far right populism bc he thought it would benefit his sex trafficking business?
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Putting on my suit and tie and going on America Erwache to describe a 234 year old basic requirement of the constitution for lawful searches and seizures as a “nonstarter.”
Rep. Mark Harris: "Some of these things are nonstarters. Having judicial warrants? To me, hat's a nonstarter. Being able to make off their mask, putting them at risk? That's a nonstarter. I would say anything that's going to hamstring the work of ICE, that's just not going to go anywhere."
February 3, 2026 at 1:26 PM
Putting on my suit and tie and going on America Erwache to describe a 234 year old basic requirement of the constitution for lawful searches and seizures as a “nonstarter.”
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As annoying as I find the occasional armchair terrorist posting about how acab includes primary school crossing guards this site is still a lot better than Twitter
May 15, 2024 at 6:52 PM
As annoying as I find the occasional armchair terrorist posting about how acab includes primary school crossing guards this site is still a lot better than Twitter
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Dem leadership: changing this is a difficult process, you fool. You rube. You utter infant. Give us between $5 and $50
Mamdani, wiping grease off his hands: So it turns out there's a switch on this machine that puts it into either orphan-shredding mode or free school lunch mode. Just had to flip it
Mamdani, wiping grease off his hands: So it turns out there's a switch on this machine that puts it into either orphan-shredding mode or free school lunch mode. Just had to flip it
February 3, 2026 at 4:05 AM
Dem leadership: changing this is a difficult process, you fool. You rube. You utter infant. Give us between $5 and $50
Mamdani, wiping grease off his hands: So it turns out there's a switch on this machine that puts it into either orphan-shredding mode or free school lunch mode. Just had to flip it
Mamdani, wiping grease off his hands: So it turns out there's a switch on this machine that puts it into either orphan-shredding mode or free school lunch mode. Just had to flip it
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I read thousands of pages of Epstein files this weekend trying to understand what he wanted out of his meeting with 4chan's Christopher Poole. Here's everything we know about Epstein's plans to dismantle the internet and, eventually, democracy.
www.garbageday.email/p/here-s-how...
www.garbageday.email/p/here-s-how...
February 2, 2026 at 11:39 PM
I read thousands of pages of Epstein files this weekend trying to understand what he wanted out of his meeting with 4chan's Christopher Poole. Here's everything we know about Epstein's plans to dismantle the internet and, eventually, democracy.
www.garbageday.email/p/here-s-how...
www.garbageday.email/p/here-s-how...
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It’s a feature in prisons too, and also—hate to tell you—in the general population when governments engage in necropolitics to achieve their objectives.
It’s why we’re being told vaccines are optional and that constant illness is simply the new normal.
It’s why we’re being told vaccines are optional and that constant illness is simply the new normal.
death from disease in concentration camps is so widespread and so predictable that it's pretty clearly a feature, not a bug.
ICE now confirming that there is a measles outbreak at the Texas concentration camp where young Liam was held.
February 2, 2026 at 7:26 AM
It’s a feature in prisons too, and also—hate to tell you—in the general population when governments engage in necropolitics to achieve their objectives.
It’s why we’re being told vaccines are optional and that constant illness is simply the new normal.
It’s why we’re being told vaccines are optional and that constant illness is simply the new normal.