If the white supremacists are on your side, you’re on the wrong side.
— Dana Schwartz (@DanaSchwartzzz) September 30, 2020
via Twitter https://twitter.com/DanaSchwartzzz
September 30, 2020 at 05:36PM
The personal blog of Jay Garmon: professional geek, Web entrepreneur, and occasional science fiction writer.
If the white supremacists are on your side, you’re on the wrong side.
— Dana Schwartz (@DanaSchwartzzz) September 30, 2020
i believe it's really important to develop a reputation as someone who lives up to their commitments. And the secret to doing so is to say 'no' more often.
— 👨🏻💻☕️ (@hunterwalk) September 29, 2020
I need folks to stop mixing up "polite in public" with "kind" they are not the same thing.
— Jessica Mason Pieklo (@Hegemommy) September 29, 2020
If you did NOT pay more than $750 in taxes last year, you are very much a good and valuable person as long as you aren’t a fascist who lied about being a billionaire
— Dawn (@502eire) September 28, 2020
This person on tiktok has developed a classification model for conspiracy theories pic.twitter.com/fFJ4ZVfeQ8
— casey briggs (@CaseyBriggs) September 26, 2020
What makes this pic even more incredible is that photo hanging on the building is of Alberta Jones, first black woman prosecutor in Louisville. She was murdered and her killers were never brought to justice.... the ancestors are watching https://t.co/TfC7HqaaMr
— E. Jones (@ejoneslawpolicy) September 24, 2020
Hey, film industry jobs. I think we're sitting on a new Louisville 2020 economic development strategy here ... https://t.co/gQUqSLbYqx
— Chris Otts (@christopherotts) September 23, 2020
Astoundingly, after centuries, RBG will indeed be first woman to lie in state in U.S. Capitol.
— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) September 22, 2020
Every day on Twitter is people falling over each other trying to dunk on the person standing under the rim with a “dunk on me” sign.
— Keith Wynne (@Keith_Wynne) September 21, 2020
BookSmart: comprehensive memorization of facts w/o understanding underlying systems
— 👨🏻💻☕️ (@hunterwalk) September 21, 2020
TwitterSmart: incisive glibness which doesn’t hold up to IRL application or challenge
NewsletterSmart: persuasive writer evangelizing good looking pictorial framework but which is actually wrong
The best [founders, leaders, investors] create a sense of URGENCY without creating a sense of PANIC
— 👨🏻💻☕️ (@hunterwalk) September 20, 2020
hate that every brand selling things online realized no one has printers and all they had to do to prevent people from buying and returning things was to not include a return label
— Casey Johnston (@caseyjohnston) September 21, 2020
Election 2024 is going to be so screwed https://t.co/GG685Jarzx
— Rob May (@robmay) September 21, 2020
The road to fascism is lined with people telling you to stop overreacting.
— William K. Wolfrum (@Wolfrum) September 21, 2020
Trump is allowed to nominate a Justice right now. The GOP Senate is allowed to confirm that Justice right now. The Democrats, if they take power in November, are allowed to expand the Court. There are no rules. It's just politics now, as uncomfortable as that is for lawyers.
— Sasha Samberg-Champion (@ssamcham) September 21, 2020
For those concerned about child-trafficking: the actual non-profits who work with rescuing people from trafficking say the #1 thing you can do to stop human trafficking is end homelessness. So why don’t we start work on that yeah?
— Ben Lee (@benleemusic) September 20, 2020
Here’s where I’ve been for a long time: The Supreme Court of nine unelected monarchs is bad. But so is Congress, as well as most state legislatures, if you’re anyone but a rich white straight Christian man. Our legislatures are often as unrepresentative as our judges.
— Joe Dunman (@JoeDunman) September 19, 2020
FYI.
— Philmonger (@phillipmbailey) September 19, 2020
Judge Merrick Garland was nominated by @BarackObama to fill Justice Antonin Scalia’s seat 237 days before the 2016 presidential election.
We are 46 days away from the 2020 presidential election.
But @GOP control the @WhiteHouse and the Senate. #RBG
“I want you to use my words against me.” An amazingly specific comment about a hypothetical that has now come to pass. https://t.co/XevYIxs6fc
— Chris Otts (@christopherotts) September 19, 2020
Late Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia on his good friend RGB, “Some things are more important than votes.” ❤️ pic.twitter.com/9wmA5BZuQS
— Melody Murphy (@Melody_Murphy) September 19, 2020
Happy Constitution Day. Don’t worship it, it’s not a religious text.
— Joe Dunman (@JoeDunman) September 17, 2020
To be clear nothing horrifying is happening. I’m just tense because middle school girls are VICIOUS.
— Kiala (@Kiala) September 13, 2020
A reminder that Ursula Le Guin's writing schedule was the best writing schedule. pic.twitter.com/Al5S4OQtfj
— Dr Sabina Stent (@SabinaStent) September 11, 2020
Gender reveal parties have caused more damage than all the BLM protests combined.
— Mark Russell (@Manruss) September 7, 2020
It’s unsurprising—but still noteworthy—how smoothly 2A extremists shifted from fantasies of self defense against a tyrannical government to fantasies of assisting police in using force against other civilians.
— Josh Block (@JoshABlock) September 5, 2020
It's true, neither Washington nor Lee would have ever worked to overthrow the state. https://t.co/aobjJoLiCF
— John Scalzi (@scalzi) September 4, 2020
This website pic.twitter.com/7BKccH6qFk
— Portland Press Herald (@PressHerald) September 1, 2020
Clarke's Law: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic
— Charlie Stross (@cstross) September 1, 2020
Stross's amendment: Any sufficiently advanced technology is as internally convoluted as a biological system, and just as prone to inexplicable side-effects