Joshua Misrack

@d0_6n @yvessirae @julynewmoon Yeah man eff those parents and what they did to their kids, when they died of malnourishment and dehydration because their parents…. Oh. Oh right. The US government killed them. I personally don’t think children should be killed for the deeds of their parents. Do you agree?

@yvessirae @julynewmoon Don’t take your kids with you when you commit crimes and your kids won’t suffer from the results of your crime.

i want to point out that Jeffrey Dahmer got a last meal, Ghislaine Maxwell got a therapy puppy, but a 7 year old couldn’t get a glass of water and died in custody due to dehydration. We are completely broken

@CodingSwede @zweiter_pfosten @ActualJeffBezos I mean at this point I won’t bother engaging with you. Calling things that violate your priors “fake” just renders you unfit for discourse. How can I engage with someone who will emphatically insist the sky is pink, not blue, and offers no frame of reference as to why that is.

@JoshuaMisrack @zweiter_pfosten @ActualJeffBezos Again. It's a fake stat made for propagandistic purposes.

This is the vegetable omelet MRE. It costs the U.S. government approximately $12.50 per meal for the full MRE. SNAP benefits per person per meal in the U.S. is approximately $2.00. These people are fucking idiots who just hate poor people.

You just castigated people for allegedly absurd hypotheticals. I ask you. What percentage of child hunger stats do you actually think are children being sent to bed without dinner. Furthermore, what precisely is the socially optimal amount to feed hungry children for you? It seems your standard here is not full bellies but “not literally dying.” If so you and I have different moralities, nor is it even efficient to give people less than a full robust diet because they can’t be productive without one!

@JoshuaMisrack @zweiter_pfosten @ActualJeffBezos That's not a thing. You are talking about the stat that asked people if they went to bed hungry at some rate within the last year or similar. It's not actually marking people starving or even malnourished. I think it might even catch kids being sent to bed without dinner.

@CodingSwede @zweiter_pfosten @ActualJeffBezos Are you actually unsure if there are notable numbers of starving young children in the United States? That’d be astoundingly ignorant.

@zweiter_pfosten @ActualJeffBezos I would say it's an unrepresentative sob story to create a wedge where you can give shit to people who have nothing to do with the story your making. (Assuming it even happens at any notable rate)

@iroasthypocrite @NYMag @mattxiv Besides the fact that needle users also can contract, or people with cheating partners, I feel like HIV shouldn’t be the sentence for morality you personally disagree with.

@NYMag @mattxiv Stop being a slut and use condom. Gays and their never ending victim mentality.

About 510,000 people died of AIDS in the U.S. between 1981 and 1996. In the late 1990s, a breakthrough “cocktail” of HIV meds became available. Since then, treatment options have become more abundant and easier to take, and in the United States, HIV-related mortality rates have plunged. But now there’s risk of a backslide. States across the country are considering cuts to a program that covers about a quarter of the roughly 1.2 million people in the U.S. living with HIV. Tens of thousands could soon lose access to medication. The most extreme example is in Florida. Early this month, the state government drastically reduced access to its AIDS Drug Assistance Program, a long-standing federal initiative operated and partly funded by states that provides free or subsidized HIV meds and care. Claiming a $120 million budget shortfall, Florida chopped the annual income-eligibility cutoff for ADAP from about $64,000 (in line with many other states) to about $21,000. Half of the 32,000 Floridians who depend on ADAP would lose coverage. ADAP programs work both to help save lives and to stop the epidemic’s spread: Medically suppressed HIV cannot be transmitted. A recent study calculated that if Congress were to eliminate the act that houses ADAP, new HIV infections across 31 major U.S. cities would rise nearly 50 percent by 2030. Tim Murphy reports on how cuts in ADAP “could see the first rise in HIV incidence in decades”: nymag.visitlink.me/vh9KRx

@MartinShkreli @DouglasLFarrar Makes sense you’d think that. Agencies designed to detect and fight fraud haven’t been to kind to you have they?

@DouglasLFarrar they shouldnt have. hopefully they close the FTC soon.

The FTC just settled with OkCupid and Match Group for secretly handing nearly 3 million users' dating profile photos and location data to Clarifai, a company that builds facial recognition software(!!!). The penalty? A promise not to do it again.

@RobertNorCal @RepMcGovern Uh huh.

@RepMcGovern You will not be able to find one person in MAGA who doesn’t think he should go to jail for possessing child pornography including President Trump. No one is protecting predators in MAGA.

Yet another January 6th terrorist has been sentenced for possessing child pornography after he was pardoned by Donald Trump. Predators protecting predators. This time in my own district. I’m glad he’s facing justice after Trump let him back into our community where he was a danger to our children. wwlp.com/news/crime/amh…

@bearthe1 @davidhogg111 In a democratic against pelosi insider trading. Now are you going to actually tell anyone if you think this is good or think it’s bad?

@davidhogg111 Pelosi insider trading is so well known that an ETF tracks her performance Democrats are cool with this?

Do republicans really not see the problem with this

Very curious as to how someone who helped create the constitution created part of it out of thin air. Besides. You don’t actually think “out of thin air” is enough, unless you think Trump should be prosecutable for all crimes like a normal citizen. Presidential immunity isn’t in the constitution either! Anyway the constitution very clearly implies judicial review’s existence. The very first amendment says “Congress shall make no law….” If Congress does in fact make such a law, what then? Is the first amendment a non-binding recommendation?

@JoshuaMisrack @RDarby52394 @David_J_Bier He created out of thin air judicial review which of course gave and still gives the courts extraordinary power to set precedent rather than rule on individual cases. Naked power grab

The USA is wasting enormous political and actual capital to deport one guy to a country other than the one he asked to be sent to purely out of spite for him pointing out the admin’s mistake. It’s bizarre but it’s how this admin operates: petty vendettas rule

“In fact Marbury vs Madison was antithetical to the original purpose of the courts.” Rather silly to say when John Marshall was a founding father lmao. The decision came out the same generation as the founding! The Jeffersonians ofc objected but John Marshall was a founding father with just as valid views on what the constitution says.

The founders did not envision single judges having nationwide injunction power. That power is much more authoritarian. In fact Marbury vs Madison was antithetical to the original purpose of the courts. It should be overturned but of course only judges can do that taking away their own power (will never happen). Your lack of understanding of us history and susceptibility to propaganda makes you look like a dolt.

A countries security problems or terrorism issues is not a justification for mass cleansing. Whatever Hezbollah does or does not control in southern Lebanon does not determine if civilians should be forced out of their homes at gun point. Who gets to decide when a nation has been so bad another just gets to take its land? There’s no neutral principle here. Just a desire to expand covered by the flimsiest of pretexts.

@SweeneySteve Steve, come on. Seriously, we have to have a talk. I've told you before you can't post about Lebanon without talking about H E Z B O L L A H. I know you have those letters on your keyboard, you can type it, I promise.

This is an ethnic cleansing operation on a scale larger even than the Nakba

@todaystropics @hogpopsicle @jdcmedlock Tbf lots of tax dollars are wasted. So much money blown on 19 year old DOGE kid salaries and bombing foreign countries. But I wonder. Is that your concern? Or is it just social programs for poor people?

@hogpopsicle @jdcmedlock There is plenty of tax dollars for both. The problem is they’re completely wasted in this country. Adding more tax revenue won’t get you anything just like the current taxes don’t

How much the MA Millionaire Tax raised vs the most generous possible assumption of how much combined revenue was lost from millionaire movers.

@Stopable4 @PokeysaurusRex @jdcmedlock You literally (notice the single t not two ts) can’t even provide basic spelling competency.

@abysskitt @4wavePepe @TerribleJyon @CameronCorduroy Yup yup uh huh

this is what actual national suicide looks like btw

@asglidden @4wavePepe @TerribleJyon @CameronCorduroy Bahaha -cuts off money for polarization research over polarization of light- That Person- “hey man that makes no sense.” You- by complaining, you have forfeited. 🐑 🐑

@4wavePepe @TerribleJyon @CameronCorduroy I think you just justified the termination of your grant.

Should the Court abandon qualified immunity? Yes! I’ll explain why on Wednesday (3/18) at @GeorgetownLaw when I debate Jason Johnson of @LELDF. The event is part of @GtownFedSoc’s Daniel. Webster debate series. It will be streamed and is open to the public. Come on out!

@Emir0521 @BenLorber8 “We are”. What. You and Nick Fuentes? You have communism in your bio. He wants to send you to a camp as well! Lmao I don’t need to interact with people who take common solace with Nazis. Enjoy being their pick-me leftist. Using his lingo won’t make them think you are human.

@JoshuaMisrack @BenLorber8 hey dumb fuck it’s literally in the Epstein files, where a bunch of Jewish supremacists refer to non-Jews as goyim. Nick is using it in an ironic way, we are reclaiming the term because it’s funny. No one cares about Jewish feelings over the word goy. It’s ours now

In the last several months & maybe longer, Abulhawa has steadily adopted the framing & terminology of the fascist anti-Zionist Right. It's been sad to see. Elon Musk's algorithms can fry your brain on this site if you're not careful. But nobody benefits from downplaying this

@Emir0521 @BenLorber8 In a deeply ironic twist wanted to follow up with the FIRST post in my feed after I left the comment section of this tweet.

“You get to call us goy” do we? Been in the Jewish community my whole life, the supermajority (upwards of 95%) of usages I’ve seen of goy are, often Nazis, using it as their imaginary version of what they think Jews say about them. It’s a favorite James Fishback word, for example. Goyslop is a seminal alt right term etc. Idk maybe there is some hyper online collective of Jewish goy sayers but from my own personal experience almost all of the use has been from people complaining about Jewish use.