BonkTheAnnoyed

hah, thanks for the invite to study your works, but yeah, nah

it’s pretty clear from the data that laws restricting firearm access reduce gun violence.

I often wonder what happened to the 1200 people that they “lost track of” at Alligator Auschwitz.

edit: source: https://www.democracynow.org/2025/9/25/alligator_alcatraz

Groucho Marx masks, fursonas, wax candy lips, infra-red disco ball earrings…

classic. (al)

I think it’s neat. Talacrio is a genuine progressive – him running is a breath of fresh air

Imagine people getting fired up to vote for someone they who they don’t have to hold their nose for – that’s what hope feels like

All the people in here commenting, like “oh no, there’s a hope! Step on it!”

Wouldn’t want people to actually get fired up and vote, now would we?

I believe this is an example of ironic understatement to emphasize the obviousness of a viewpoint

I choose to believe that Keanu Reeves posed for that meme.

I thought y’all were doing an import boycott from us south of the border…

Thanks, and also, sorry. In the cold light of morning it reads like I was picking at your comment specifically, which, blyeh, not the internet I want to see.

So civilians the general public can help dig out an access path.

fire/rescue and even police are civilian institutions. A more appropriate distinguish them would be, “general public.”

A seemingly minor thing, but legally very important to keep (more) tanks off our streets

Fixed in GrapheneOS fwiw

You can just use WireGuard with their config. easy peasy

I mean, it’s always worth having a couple of weird Bluetooth devices hanging around to hide passwords on when crossing borders.

incorrect.

no implementation of personal ID for internet access will ever be “correct.”