Autopia Furiosa
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Singer of very old music: find Conspiratio’s “Wassail!” on Bandcamp.
VP of Crab Fragment, James Ernest’s game design studio: https://crabfragmentlabs.com
she/her
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Yeah. We do own too much stuff. But not owning anything makes you a serf.
December 9, 2025 at 6:37 AM
Yeah. We do own too much stuff. But not owning anything makes you a serf.
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Also, the legislation would also prohibit Medicaid from being used to pay for "specified gender transition procedures." This is basically the same as the clause they tried to pass in the One Big, Beautiful Bill that failed. www.finance.senate.gov/imo/media/do...
December 9, 2025 at 12:15 AM
Also, the legislation would also prohibit Medicaid from being used to pay for "specified gender transition procedures." This is basically the same as the clause they tried to pass in the One Big, Beautiful Bill that failed. www.finance.senate.gov/imo/media/do...
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I live in DC. You think “official Washington” didn’t care what Trump administration 2 was likely to do?
Talk to someone who works at NIH. Or State. Or CFPB. Or DOJ. They all knew what was at stake. They were all scared + furious.
And reporters like Nuzzi saw none of it because they didn’t care.
Talk to someone who works at NIH. Or State. Or CFPB. Or DOJ. They all knew what was at stake. They were all scared + furious.
And reporters like Nuzzi saw none of it because they didn’t care.
December 8, 2025 at 9:02 PM
I live in DC. You think “official Washington” didn’t care what Trump administration 2 was likely to do?
Talk to someone who works at NIH. Or State. Or CFPB. Or DOJ. They all knew what was at stake. They were all scared + furious.
And reporters like Nuzzi saw none of it because they didn’t care.
Talk to someone who works at NIH. Or State. Or CFPB. Or DOJ. They all knew what was at stake. They were all scared + furious.
And reporters like Nuzzi saw none of it because they didn’t care.
It's... bad.
It sounds like they started with a statement, "Anybody who {x, y, and z} has never been in love", and then mangled it making it into a question.
If one *had* to use a rhetorical question, "Have none of these people who {x, y, and z} ever been in love?" would be way less bad.🤔
It sounds like they started with a statement, "Anybody who {x, y, and z} has never been in love", and then mangled it making it into a question.
If one *had* to use a rhetorical question, "Have none of these people who {x, y, and z} ever been in love?" would be way less bad.🤔
December 8, 2025 at 9:28 PM
It's... bad.
It sounds like they started with a statement, "Anybody who {x, y, and z} has never been in love", and then mangled it making it into a question.
If one *had* to use a rhetorical question, "Have none of these people who {x, y, and z} ever been in love?" would be way less bad.🤔
It sounds like they started with a statement, "Anybody who {x, y, and z} has never been in love", and then mangled it making it into a question.
If one *had* to use a rhetorical question, "Have none of these people who {x, y, and z} ever been in love?" would be way less bad.🤔