Guy
@godallmighty12.bsky.social
That'll put marzipan in your pie plate, bingo!
(30+, he/him)
@ The Unholy Land
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@ The Unholy Land
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Surprise Mongol Horde on your dashboard. Defend yourselves against my archers on horseback. If you can.
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November 6, 2024 at 9:54 AM
Surprise Mongol Horde on your dashboard. Defend yourselves against my archers on horseback. If you can.
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It's 2016, the Democrats' favored female candidate tries to appeal to the youths by speaking in meme, saying they should "Pokémon Go to the polls," embarrassing everyone
It's 2026, the Democrats' favored female candidate tries to appeal to the youths by speaking in meme,
It's 2026, the Democrats' favored female candidate tries to appeal to the youths by speaking in meme,
Kamala Harris rebranding her socials into a youth outreach program called Headquarters_67 feels like a joke but nope. It’s just real huh
February 5, 2026 at 8:11 PM
It's 2016, the Democrats' favored female candidate tries to appeal to the youths by speaking in meme, saying they should "Pokémon Go to the polls," embarrassing everyone
It's 2026, the Democrats' favored female candidate tries to appeal to the youths by speaking in meme,
It's 2026, the Democrats' favored female candidate tries to appeal to the youths by speaking in meme,
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"rich dipshit owner doesn't understand the industry he's bought into and clumsily destroys what made it good" feels less like a narrative unique to the washington post and more like the music that's been playing in the background of all our lives for at least 40 years
February 4, 2026 at 2:53 PM
"rich dipshit owner doesn't understand the industry he's bought into and clumsily destroys what made it good" feels less like a narrative unique to the washington post and more like the music that's been playing in the background of all our lives for at least 40 years
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the $75 million Jeff Bezos set on fire for that Melania propaganda piece could have funded most independent newsrooms for literally decades
always bears repeating that this is NOT a financial decision. jeff bezos is worth over 250 billion dollars. he can afford to lose many millions and never even notice it. this is, at its core, a political and personal decision by bezos to destroy the post
WASHINGTON (AP) — Washington Post says one-third of its staff across all departments, not just the newsroom, is being laid off.
February 4, 2026 at 3:11 PM
the $75 million Jeff Bezos set on fire for that Melania propaganda piece could have funded most independent newsrooms for literally decades
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I haven't seen a single email in the Epstein drop that is someone saying "you're a horrible monster, don't ever email me again." It's just a whole lot of rich people who knew what Epstein was and still kissed his ass because it was good for their class standing.
February 4, 2026 at 6:06 AM
I haven't seen a single email in the Epstein drop that is someone saying "you're a horrible monster, don't ever email me again." It's just a whole lot of rich people who knew what Epstein was and still kissed his ass because it was good for their class standing.
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“How can I be a better ally to trans people?”
Buy us pizza.
This isn’t a joke. I’m fully serious.
Buy us pizza.
This isn’t a joke. I’m fully serious.
February 3, 2026 at 10:57 PM
“How can I be a better ally to trans people?”
Buy us pizza.
This isn’t a joke. I’m fully serious.
Buy us pizza.
This isn’t a joke. I’m fully serious.
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This. Ultimately, the idea that bad people can't make good art is the old fallacy that beauty equals goodness, just at one remove.
Subconscious theory "if terrible people make art, it can only be terrible," that's not how it works. Sometimes in the art there is true catharsis & person is good. Other times, veiled confessions & manipulation. We can only know the difference by truly listening & respecting those around the artist.
February 3, 2026 at 9:26 PM
This. Ultimately, the idea that bad people can't make good art is the old fallacy that beauty equals goodness, just at one remove.
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hey remember when I got shit on for years for trying to warn people that GamerGate was just Nazis and not just about harassing women and not just about some “consumer revolt”
The Epstein files reveal what powerful people see in video games: profit, coercion, and control
aftermath.site/jeffrey-epstei...
aftermath.site/jeffrey-epstei...
February 3, 2026 at 9:47 PM
hey remember when I got shit on for years for trying to warn people that GamerGate was just Nazis and not just about harassing women and not just about some “consumer revolt”
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There’s literally a straight line between Trump, Epstein, and the retaliatory lawsuits against women who came forward with allegations against celebrity men like Amber Heard and Blake Lively. They all even have the same PR folks. And yet people still refuse to see it
February 3, 2026 at 8:03 PM
There’s literally a straight line between Trump, Epstein, and the retaliatory lawsuits against women who came forward with allegations against celebrity men like Amber Heard and Blake Lively. They all even have the same PR folks. And yet people still refuse to see it
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"I hope this post is well received"
[a finger on the monkey's paw curls]
[a finger on the monkey's paw curls]
February 3, 2026 at 8:38 PM
"I hope this post is well received"
[a finger on the monkey's paw curls]
[a finger on the monkey's paw curls]
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"Wow Chappell Rian's dress is so tacky"
Oh? You hate lesbians? You don't want us to experience warmth in this frigid world? You want me to die in the gray wastes without ever knowing color? You hate me, personally?? Is that what you're saying?!
Oh? You hate lesbians? You don't want us to experience warmth in this frigid world? You want me to die in the gray wastes without ever knowing color? You hate me, personally?? Is that what you're saying?!
February 2, 2026 at 3:08 AM
"Wow Chappell Rian's dress is so tacky"
Oh? You hate lesbians? You don't want us to experience warmth in this frigid world? You want me to die in the gray wastes without ever knowing color? You hate me, personally?? Is that what you're saying?!
Oh? You hate lesbians? You don't want us to experience warmth in this frigid world? You want me to die in the gray wastes without ever knowing color? You hate me, personally?? Is that what you're saying?!
*holding up my Jew card*
DEFENDING Epstein is antisemitism.
DEFENDING Epstein is antisemitism.
February 3, 2026 at 10:07 PM
*holding up my Jew card*
DEFENDING Epstein is antisemitism.
DEFENDING Epstein is antisemitism.
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Can we draw a parallel between the Elves who broke into groups on their migration to Valinor and the Halflings who broke into groups on their migration to the Suzat?
(I want Galadriel to be able to tell Nori and Poppy about the Feast of Reuniting)
(I want Galadriel to be able to tell Nori and Poppy about the Feast of Reuniting)
February 3, 2026 at 7:55 PM
Can we draw a parallel between the Elves who broke into groups on their migration to Valinor and the Halflings who broke into groups on their migration to the Suzat?
(I want Galadriel to be able to tell Nori and Poppy about the Feast of Reuniting)
(I want Galadriel to be able to tell Nori and Poppy about the Feast of Reuniting)
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"Stolen land" rhetoric also has extremely nasty implications outside the West.
For instance, north India and Bengal were violently conquered by the Delhi Sultanate. Are Kashmir, Pakistan, and Bangladesh "stolen land" from the Hindus? How about Hokkaido and its colonization by mainland Japanese?
For instance, north India and Bengal were violently conquered by the Delhi Sultanate. Are Kashmir, Pakistan, and Bangladesh "stolen land" from the Hindus? How about Hokkaido and its colonization by mainland Japanese?
Also where do you draw the line for stolen land?
Is Israel land stolen from the Palestinians? The Franks? Arabs? Syriac Christians? The Israelites?
Was Irish land stolen by the English? The Normans? Or by the Eoganachta and the other Q-Celtic peoples?
It really depends on when you pick
Is Israel land stolen from the Palestinians? The Franks? Arabs? Syriac Christians? The Israelites?
Was Irish land stolen by the English? The Normans? Or by the Eoganachta and the other Q-Celtic peoples?
It really depends on when you pick
"no human is illegal on stolen land" is a stupid slogan because of the stolen land part. indigenous peoples, whatever that means, also don't have a right to deny the legal protections of citizenship to foreigners
February 3, 2026 at 5:58 PM
"Stolen land" rhetoric also has extremely nasty implications outside the West.
For instance, north India and Bengal were violently conquered by the Delhi Sultanate. Are Kashmir, Pakistan, and Bangladesh "stolen land" from the Hindus? How about Hokkaido and its colonization by mainland Japanese?
For instance, north India and Bengal were violently conquered by the Delhi Sultanate. Are Kashmir, Pakistan, and Bangladesh "stolen land" from the Hindus? How about Hokkaido and its colonization by mainland Japanese?
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Yeah India (and South Asia, generally) is one reason why this sort of discourse is dangerous and actively needs to be disincentivized.
Nobody wants to see WW2-style ethnic cleansing perpetrated in a region home to four times more people than 1940s Europe.
Nobody wants to see WW2-style ethnic cleansing perpetrated in a region home to four times more people than 1940s Europe.
February 3, 2026 at 6:26 PM
Yeah India (and South Asia, generally) is one reason why this sort of discourse is dangerous and actively needs to be disincentivized.
Nobody wants to see WW2-style ethnic cleansing perpetrated in a region home to four times more people than 1940s Europe.
Nobody wants to see WW2-style ethnic cleansing perpetrated in a region home to four times more people than 1940s Europe.
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My favorite example was when in Vancouver they pushed for a strip of land to be returned to the First Nations, who promptly decided to build skyscrapers and the leftist NIMBYs were like “no not like that”
February 3, 2026 at 5:15 PM
My favorite example was when in Vancouver they pushed for a strip of land to be returned to the First Nations, who promptly decided to build skyscrapers and the leftist NIMBYs were like “no not like that”
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Like yes, very cool land acknowledgment of unceded land and broken treaties, random university.
Are you going to actually pay rent to the tribal nation whose unceded land you are on and let tribal members attend, or just put up a sentence on your website.
Are you going to actually pay rent to the tribal nation whose unceded land you are on and let tribal members attend, or just put up a sentence on your website.
February 3, 2026 at 5:13 PM
Like yes, very cool land acknowledgment of unceded land and broken treaties, random university.
Are you going to actually pay rent to the tribal nation whose unceded land you are on and let tribal members attend, or just put up a sentence on your website.
Are you going to actually pay rent to the tribal nation whose unceded land you are on and let tribal members attend, or just put up a sentence on your website.
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i get what everybody means when they say it but this is a thing that bugs me about a lot of Epic Leftish One-Liners
bad things are bad because of what they are, not who does them, and it's very important to me that people know the difference
bad things are bad because of what they are, not who does them, and it's very important to me that people know the difference
"no human is illegal on stolen land" is a stupid slogan because of the stolen land part. indigenous peoples, whatever that means, also don't have a right to deny the legal protections of citizenship to foreigners
February 3, 2026 at 5:15 PM
i get what everybody means when they say it but this is a thing that bugs me about a lot of Epic Leftish One-Liners
bad things are bad because of what they are, not who does them, and it's very important to me that people know the difference
bad things are bad because of what they are, not who does them, and it's very important to me that people know the difference
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But, yes, “would an AfD voter agree with you?” is a key gating question when choosing a pro-immigration political slogan.
February 3, 2026 at 5:33 PM
But, yes, “would an AfD voter agree with you?” is a key gating question when choosing a pro-immigration political slogan.
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"no human is illegal on stolen land" is a stupid slogan because of the stolen land part. indigenous peoples, whatever that means, also don't have a right to deny the legal protections of citizenship to foreigners
February 3, 2026 at 4:05 PM
"no human is illegal on stolen land" is a stupid slogan because of the stolen land part. indigenous peoples, whatever that means, also don't have a right to deny the legal protections of citizenship to foreigners
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Separating the art from the artist also doesn't mean what people think it does in a mainstream kinda way.
It's a tool for literary criticism wherein you think critically about a work based solely on what the work itself reveals.
It's not a free ticket to just consume art made by terrible people...
It's a tool for literary criticism wherein you think critically about a work based solely on what the work itself reveals.
It's not a free ticket to just consume art made by terrible people...
"can we separate the art from the artist," blargh, dunno, uhh, sigh. I get that some like exploring that, and maybe this is just from being asked that 2000 times, but it's lowkey a way of centering the abuser IMO. YMMV but overall i've come to regard that question in a very Admiral Acbkar way:
a man in a white shirt with a red face is saying it 's a trap .
Alt: Admiral Ackbar in Star Wars says it's a trap
media.tenor.com
February 3, 2026 at 7:11 PM
Separating the art from the artist also doesn't mean what people think it does in a mainstream kinda way.
It's a tool for literary criticism wherein you think critically about a work based solely on what the work itself reveals.
It's not a free ticket to just consume art made by terrible people...
It's a tool for literary criticism wherein you think critically about a work based solely on what the work itself reveals.
It's not a free ticket to just consume art made by terrible people...
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i think it is legitimately unnatural to get to a point where you have no material desire you can’t almost instantaneously satisfy and it breaks most people who find themselves there
February 3, 2026 at 6:58 PM
i think it is legitimately unnatural to get to a point where you have no material desire you can’t almost instantaneously satisfy and it breaks most people who find themselves there
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You can look at the Epstein files and conclude that only bad people have billions of dollars, but I think it’s also possible that having billions of dollars cauterizes your humanity
February 3, 2026 at 6:56 PM
You can look at the Epstein files and conclude that only bad people have billions of dollars, but I think it’s also possible that having billions of dollars cauterizes your humanity
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There's a point, well below a billion dollars, where the amount of money you have lets you rid yourself of anyone who can be a check on your worst impulses, and replace them with people who tell you those worst impulses are somehow valorous. Rare is the billionaire with someone to tell them "no."
You can look at the Epstein files and conclude that only bad people have billions of dollars, but I think it’s also possible that having billions of dollars cauterizes your humanity
February 3, 2026 at 7:42 PM
There's a point, well below a billion dollars, where the amount of money you have lets you rid yourself of anyone who can be a check on your worst impulses, and replace them with people who tell you those worst impulses are somehow valorous. Rare is the billionaire with someone to tell them "no."