Zach Rabiroff
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Writer for the Comics Journal, Flaming Hydra, Polygon, io9, etc. www.zachrabiroff.com
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The polizei suggest otherwise.
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The fix was in when Mondale ran on a platform of "we can do some difficult things now and ultimately be better in the long run" and lost to Reagan's platform of "we will all get rich right now, through magic"
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I am genuinely furious at people like this.
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No, see, what they've actually revived here isn't Karen Berger Vertigo, it's Axel Alonso Vertigo, which is a different beast entirely. This one will just cause some dudes to wear trench coats.
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I don't, like, advise anyone to actually sit through Triumph of the Will, but the scenes of German men exercising in between the big rallies would not have passed muster under the Haye Code
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Honestly, I've read Pynchon novels with less to unpack than this Jim Lee drawing.
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If the only admirable people in America were the ones currently being victimized, there would be nothing that functionally separated our goals from ICE's.
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"Holy Father? Yes, sir. It's him again. We believe he's adopted antinomianism, sir. Sinned too greatly. No, sir, I don't think he's read St. Paul. He's en route to the Holy Land now, sir. Yes, sir, I'll pray."
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Trump: "I don't think there's anything that's gonna get me in heaven. I think I'm not maybe heaven bound. I may be in heaven right now as we fly on Air Force One. I'm not sure I'm gonna be able to make heaven."
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Never has a paywall been more of a public safeguard.
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Sure, and he could probably get a grand jury to indict, but this depends on a district court judge arbitrarily ruling that Biden's pardon is invalid in order to let the case proceed, which would require a hell of a lucky draw
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Last night I heard someone on MSNBC refer to him as “Republican activist Charlie Kirk,” and I thought, “Well, it’s a start”
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Oh, yeah, I didn’t think you were! I’m mad at reactionaries in general for coding my warm clothes.
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Miller’s behavior especially strongly suggests someone keenly worried the midterms would be a loss of power, and eager to make sure there’s an excuse for violence before that happens
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The hats are warm in winter, what am I supposed to do?
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Ironically, the Republicans won their culture war, because I am more earnestly committed to the justice of God than I have ever been in my life
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I can try to get him on the record, but then I might spontaneously burst into flames
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“Adrian Veidt’s only mistake was failing to accept Christ,” an actual argument made by a man who owns the US Vice President.
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“Adrian Veidt’s only mistake was failing to accept Christ,” an actual argument made by a man who owns the US Vice President.
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Right: he clearly grasps this stuff on a literal, intellectual level, but is constitutionally incapable of reckoning with what the stories mean. He basically sees every cautionary tale as a dare
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Would you say the absurdity is turning you into some kind of Comedian
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It's even funnier that he absolutely recognizes himself as Ozymandias, but just assumes he'll be better at it
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I finally read that Peter Thiel essay about Alan Moore's WATCHMEN, and it's incredible that his actual argument is: "Moore argues that Ozymandias will fail because history defeats all world conquerers, and no victory is permanent. But maybe I, Peter Thiel, am built different?"
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I like this. Basically the actual Roman Senate plugged into a useful modern constitution. (Or de facto function of the modern British House of Lords.)