Ziegler blocked me for politely asking him to stop.
For many boomers, the desire for strange men to masturbate to their underage daughters can override everything else.
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Maybe if they change the name back to The Dixie Classic Fair, the roving black teenagers will be too scared to ruin it daily?
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It's easy to lose sight of how bad things were.
8-9 years ago, mainstream news outlets were posting "fuck white people" articles every single day.
They still feel the same way, but at least we've scared them enough to know better.
Let's keep going
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I miss the old Mark - before the PR-obsessed "everyman" image cultivation stuff
He used to just tell us how he felt
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Thank God for progress!
🚨🇧🇷 Resultados en las elecciones presidenciales según religión
✝️ Católicos:
🟥 Lula: 47,51%
🟦 Bolsonaro 42,23%
✝️ Evangélico/Testigo de Jehova:
🟦 Bolsonaro: 60,19%
🟥 Lula: 35,21%
✡️ Judíos:
🟦 Bolsonaro 53,12%
🟥 Lula: 43,34%
✖️ Ateos:
🟥 Lula: 46,21%
🟦 Bolsonaro: 43,35%
❓️ Agnósticos:
🟥 Lula: 45,21%
🟦 Bolsonaro: 39,21%
☪️ Musulmanes:
🟥 Lula: 43,91%
🟦 Bolsonaro: 38,27%
Community note
Los datos presentados como resultados por religión no coinciden con encuestas confiables (Datafolha, BTG/Nexus, Quaest) ni análisis proxy de municipios en 2026. No existen conteos oficiales desglosados por religión.
noticias.uol.com.br/eleicoes/2026/…
veja.abril.com.br/politica/pesqu
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You Catholics can't read and it shows. I said they pussied out in the 90s, and finally ruled it inadmissible 8 years ago.
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The bottom 50% numbers are completely made up. In reality, the post-2008 recovery for these people has been astounding.
Total Wealth of Bottom 50% of U.S. households
1989: $317.8 billion
2026: $313 billion
Total Wealth of Top 0.00001% (20 households)
1989: $88.6 billion
2026: $4 trillion
This is insane!
We need a wealth tax on billionaires NOW!
Community note
The claimed totals for bottom 50% U.S. household wealth ($317.8B in 1989, $313B in 2026) are incorrect; Federal Reserve data show ~$720B then and ~$4.28T in Q2 2026.
fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WFRBLB5…
federalreserve.gov/releases/efa/e…
federalreserve.gov/releases/z1/da
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Keeping your fridge and freezer closed is the best way to keep food fresh for as long as possible. - @nbcselected nbcnews.com/select/shopping/…
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One of the 3 male jurors in the Lindsay Clancy case spoke on GMA. He said the lone holdout - "specifically said, ' I don't know if the prosecution or the defense proved their case." He said the holdout would scroll on his phone and wouldn't engage when others were trying to talk to him. He then took the exercise band and tied it around a water bottle. "I was shocked." He said if the public heard the 911 call, there wouldn't be a conspiracy theory about Patrick Clancy.
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Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have recovered to around two-thirds of pre-war levels, limiting the Iran war’s impact on global crude prices, according to Goldman Sachs bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Beyond parody
This week, I enacted the strictest requirements IN THE NATION for AI data centers… but now I need your help.
We’re launching a new website where you can tell us about data center projects in your area and your concerns about them.
Your feedback — in person, over text, in my comment section — helped inform the Executive Order I signed this week that will block bad projects if the local community doesn’t want them. And your voice will help us stop bad-faith developers who try to bully their way into our communities with no regulation or oversight.
Thank you for raising your voice — now we need your help. Link below.
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Once again, the professor has come up short…
Once again, the professor has come up short…
His latest screed is an impressive display of economic prestidigitation.
He concedes that wages are growing faster for low-income workers and then attempts to bury that dispositive fact beneath nearly 2,000 words.
Bank of America data show that spending among lower- and middle-income households has converged toward levels at the top as they lead labor market gains.
Professor Reich has a documented history of “inventing dialogue” when the truth doesn’t fit his narrative, a habit that forced him to rewrite his memoir after the media exposed his fabrications. Burger King appears not to be the only one who peddles “Whoppers.”
As I do not like “punching down,” this will be the last response to his four-decade pattern of packaging falsehoods as fact.
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If you're in line stay in line!
James Fishback can actually win.
A little over an hour left.
Once you’ve voted…
Log into the phone bank for Fishback and make some calls.
Tell everyone to get out to vote NOW.
phonefishback.com
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He loves trans kids and hates data centers
.@JamesTalarico: We can start by cracking down on these data centers across the state, that are jacking up our utility bills, and using up all our water.
We just found out that Ken Paxton, the most corrupt politician in Texas, has taken nearly half a million dollars from data center companies. That explains why as Attorney General, Ken Paxton ignored our neighbors in Hood County after they asked him to help temporarily block the construction of a data center in their community.
Texans cannot afford a senator who's bought by big data centers. In the Senate, I will fight to stop data centers from being built in our communities if they cannot meet the most basic demands of those communities.
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If you hold anti-Data Center beliefs:
Congratulations - you've been duped by a foreign intelligence op to weaken our country!
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Quincy, Washington data center maxed - building 30 facilities in a town with a population of ~8,000.
The poverty rate has gone from 29.4% in 2012 to 6.2% in 2026
The median household income has increased 50% from $57,000 to $88,000 over the same period (inflation adjusted)
The data centers now pay 57-75% of the town's property taxes
Property tax rates have gone down 72% for the citizens
The increased tax revenue has revitalized the school system, built a new hospital, and allowed for a new fire station, EMS facility, and police infrastructure.
They have a new library and new roads.
They now have an aquatic center and a recreational gym complex
They have hundreds of permanent jobs and endless construction work
There are now technical career paths in what used to be an agriculture and food economy
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"you're sheltering black LHC at this university, are you not?"
The Atlantic reads Jason Arday's memoir, and finds his life story was even more inspirational than we thought
He was beaten so badly as a teen he became an epileptic. When the boys who did this were caught, he magnanimously told the judge he didn't want them to go to prison.
"By the time Arday started on his master's degree, he writes, he was reading at about the same level as his 3-year-old daughter."
You complain you can't get a girlfriend.
Chad Arday was going through college illiterate, had his girlfriend write out his applications, and managed to father a child.
He then got a teaching job. But he didn't have money, so he started working at a supermarket from 11 PM to 5AM, then a cleaner from 5:30 AM to 7:30 AM.
Remember the guys who beat him up? It turns out that two of the muggers ended up being his students. They were so moved by his compassion, that they'd turned their lives around and were now helping at risk youth.
As his dissertation approached, Arday got a brain tumor and lost his memory.
"More troubles follow in the years ahead: Arday’s brain tumor returns; he splits up with his wife; he suffers autistic burnout during the coronavirus pandemic and can’t get out of bed. He decides to kill himself by jumping off a bridge, but at the very last minute, he listens to his favorite song."
The author of the piece writes: "I reached out to the book’s fact-checker to ask whether this and several other stories from the book had been verified, but she did not respond."
The Atlantic also got its hands on his book proposal. There are even more incredible stories in it. As a teenager, Arday got hit by a car and went into a coma. The doctor told his parents to pull the plug, but he refused. There's also a bout of testicular cancer that shows up in the proposal but is not in the book.
I guess there wasn't enough room for all of that given all of the other amazing stories in his life.
Oh, and the book isn't being pulled. Simon & Schuster are still going to publish it next week. The haters are just one more obstacle Arday has overcome.
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Don't do content featuring third world invaders. Instead, interview the dumbest people you can find at MAGA events and deceptively edit to make them seem even worse.
Andrew from 'Channel 5' considers himself the creator of 'Man-on-street-interviews" 🤔
Andrew tells creators to NOT make content about "minorities invading different parts of the world"
He likens this content to bullying people for their race😑
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