And if you care to find me, look to the bluer sky.

Let me save the gun nerds some time. 1. I blame the NRA for ongoing gun violence.2. Even when it's not done by NRA members.3. Even when they didn't specifically encourage this particular act.4. Because they fight for absolute availability of guns plus a culture of gun violence.

There is not a state in the country where we couldn't rent every one of those families an apartment for less than the monthly cost of keeping them in a camp.

"I don't feel safe with the vetting procedures for visas that have kept us safe for 15 years being ignored.".

. but I can't celebrate a political victory for weaponized homophobia and I can't trust anyone else who does celebrate it, much less overtly participates in it. Even if they say it's about hypocrisy.

Kobach did tell us there was a huge problem with voter fraud.

We don't talk about this enough, but on the right there is a well-funded, well-organized, and quiet attempt to completely rewrite the Constitution. Literally rewrite it. That's a big reason why they have been more focused on state politics, and why we have to be, too.

And you know what? I don't think it's coincidence the party who thinks if they win, the losers aren't Americans can't win the popular vote.

I am not actually all that concerned with the space for Tom Nichols's healing at this particular juncture in history, thank you all the same for asking.

I've got a thing on my wrist that looks like pretty jewelry and can create an image of an old fashioned watch but also read my messages to me and measure my heart rate and physical activity. I could not have made the jewelry part for myself, by myself, to say nothing of the rest.

Buuuut the general advice of @Iron_Spike to "not get comfortable" and try to diversify your income is good advice, period. Putting all your content on a single platform and relying on it solely for your creative income puts you at the mercy of the wind.

My elementary school grammar books literally taught that "people" is the plural of "person", to the point that "persons" looked funny to me until I was well in adulthood. Like nonsense babytalk.

When he says "Obama didn't use the Oval," what he means is that he can't believe that President Obama *worked* in the Oval Office, treated it like a private space for conducting important business with select associates and colleagues.

@Rich_Cooper Imagine finding value in a man who is shallow, unsupportive, uninterested in self-expression, and who requires agreement. What exactly is the point of him?.

@DineshDSouza @raystoeser @Yastreblyansky Where are the headlines that mention the mosque shooters' religious affiliations?.

Oh, wait. Mike Cernovich is a journalist now. He works for Cernovich Media, which is what he's renamed his juicer.

@JoAnnDwyer5 @AnaMardoll You misread the thread, misread the situation. Sarah Gailey had already found free vaccinations at the point they made the thread. The point of their thread was addressing public policy and the need for free vaccinations to be universal. The "hissy fit" was yours.

National Security Adviser (not to be confused with NSA, which is National Security Agency) H.R. McMaster is set to re-organize NatSec.

. and committed our travel funds to something closer to home, in terms of both national boundaries and metaphorically.

I don't want to argue with the people giving the other viewpoint because A) I value their perspective and B) I think a marketplace of ideas functions best when everyone sticks to their own stall rather than fighting it out.

This "What If Dril Was A Teaching Assistant" parody/AU account isn't as funny as it thinks it is.

Category nouns always have these porous and amorphous boundaries. It's a thing. It's a known bug/feature of language.

@AllDressedChipp @UrsulaV @ConflictOfValue @Myrmecos @susanmathai @Das_Wheeler @questauthority @Popehat I understand why you would be ashamed to air your views under your actual name, but you might not find that assumption translates well to people with non-shameful views.

@biolumi_north Yes, there will be a pattern. I'm not surprised that a Peterson cultist thinks this establishes the existence of an objective standard. Even without getting into the variations within and against the trend, though, it does not prove the trend is objective.

I'm going to keep it up for a few more nights and see if I start feeling better during the day; if not, I'm going to cut the pills out and see if I'm able to sleep at night without them with the insomnia cycle broken.

The pictures are there to provoke exactly this situation, where people are saying "There's no reason for the pictures to be there.". .

@jckuhl87 @BadAstronomer Although the fuse is a fantasy touch added in visual media, as the mortar fuses were slow-burning wool and were internal. Basically, the cartoonists who codified the visual shorthand for bombs combined 19th century mortars and dynamite.

Now, she does something kind of brassy in the last sentence of the lede paragraph, which I've highlighted here.

@dmichellebz Ah, I figured you were just deliberately giving it a modern spin.

I think this stems from the same place as gendered disdain for sex work: women are supposed to have one coin to buy a place in the world. .

Some people picking up the phrase seem to think that it was a term for what Trump is doing, or my preferred alternative to "thread".

Give me a story about something that's just. *off*.

@OmniZ815 @dropout Oh, I understand that. I am saying I agree with the latter but not with the former. And I have no less an authority than the man himself backing me up in the replies to this tweet.

RT @FilmFatale_NYC: Christ.

@19Hunnid Nevertheless, he's rather dashing.

@hydar People who are curious about something make up their mind about it after investigation rather than deciding in advance.

@sqiouyilu @premeesaurus I mean.