Liberalibrarian

Patriarchy is a system, and misogyny is its enforcer.

@thechosenberg "I'm happy to drive her" He was in fact not happy to drive her

@thechosenberg Man "till death do us part as long as you dont make me dedicate an hour to driving you to the airport for a work trip" how are these people married?

Y'all talking about @SenFettermanPA like he just got this way... Dude is cray. Been cray. Dresses cray. Talks cray. He's a Trumper. He should own it and move on.

Men need to stop getting fucking married when they don't actually want to be a partner

Bank of America is protecting pedophiles — which is their choice. Not banking with Bank of America because they are protecting pedophiles can be your choice.

Reactive abuse and DARVO.

The moment Israel targeted British journalist Steve Sweeney in southern Lebanon.

NM has reopened an investigation into Zorro Ranch and none other than Epstein’s attorney, who we deposed today—helped manage the property. So how is it—that Zorro Ranch was never served a warrant and Epstein’s own lawyer claims they did not know DOJ asked NM to drop its investigation? No one is talking. Files are missing. And the coverup continues.

Haruka Kawakami

The common thread among these accounts being hacked, taken over, and locked down with someone else's 2-factor authentication is that the targeted accounts all belong to outspoken, popular, Twitter-productive liberals who've been with Twitter since the beginning.

BREAKING: Donald Trump makes history in the worst way possible as Iran shoots and hits an "invincible" F-35 fighter jet for the first time ever — destroying it's reputation as an "unhittable" plane. Taxpayers shelled out $2.1 trillion to develop this aircraft... "The F-35 is the most advanced node in a 21st Century Security network-centric architecture," claimed Lockheed Martin. "An innovative combination of stealth, speed, and cutting-edge sensors allows it to fly through or slip past advanced air defenses, virtually undetected," claimed Air & Space Forces Magazine. “It's like fighting Mr. Invisible," said one Air Force official. These quotes are just a taste of the hubris that the U.S. military displayed while discussing this jet program in the past... And it all came crashing down in a single moment. An F-35, the crown jewel of our supposed air superiority, was forced to make an emergency landing at an American air base in the Middle East after it was struck by Iranian fire. The jet had been “flying a combat mission over Iran” at the time. “The aircraft landed safely, and the pilot is in stable condition. This incident is under investigation," said Captain Tim Hawkins, a spokesperson for U.S. Central Command. In addition to the aforementioned $2.1 trillion program price tag, an individual F-35 costs roughly $100 million. It's unclear how much it will cost to repair the crippled aircraft but the damage to its warfighting reputation is incalculable. This catastrophic incident reveals that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was blatantly lying when he claimed that Iran's air defenses have been "flattened" by Trump's bombing campaign. Trump himself has echoed similar lies about Iran's current defense capabilities. They want us to think that this war has already been won — but it becomes more apparent with each passing day that Iran is winning. The Strait of Hormuz remains closed and they hold all of the leverage. Meanwhile, we're destroying our most valuable military equipment and burning through money that we could be investing back home. Hegseth's Pentagon just yesterday asked the White House for an additional $200 billion to wage this illegal war. All of this is in service of fighting a country who posed no threat to us so that Israel can expand its power in the region. We are witnessing nothing short of national destruction at the hands of the MAGA regime. Please ❤️ and share to demand an end to the war!

Government of the tech bros, by the tech bros, for the tech bros

French President Macron: “France did not choose this Iran war. We are not taking part in it. Nobody can force us.” Nobody can force us. This is not a diplomatic abstention. This is France — founding NATO member, America’s oldest ally, the country that helped birth American democracy — telling Trump and Netanyahu directly: you are alone in this. France: officially out. Germany: no. Norway: no. Canada: never. Japan: officially no. Australia: officially no. UK: not our war. Switzerland: airspace closed. Macron: nobody can force us. Trump threatened NATO with a “very bad future.” Macron just answered. Trump gets less than 1% of US oil through the Strait he mined. He asked the world to reopen it. The world keeps walking away. $21 billion spent. 14 Americans dead. Oil at $102. Cuba dark. Taiwan surrounded. Zero allied warships. Nobody can force us. Never stop connecting the dots.

Psychologists have a term for when a large group of people who have been lied to over and over and over again, suddenly wake up to the fact that they'd been lied to, over and over and over again. It's called a sociological phenomenon. And I, for one, find it phenomenal.

Having your healthcare tied to a job you don’t know you will have in a week is one of the dumbest decisions ever.

Pope Leo, the first pope from the US—a country which does not have universal health coverage—calls universal healthcare a 'moral imperative' at a conference with WHO and European bishops this week: “Health cannot be a luxury for the few.”

Fucking annihilate HOAs and land developers. You fuckers are the reason houses are so hot and ugly.

Just ask the dentists in Oregon how great no fluoride works out for Oregon kids.

This heat wave is not just a Phoenix story. Several Arizona cities and towns are on track to break their all-time March temperature record this week. All of them🌡️

Human civilization has only been around for thousands of years—and over that time, global average temperature has been as stable as our own body temperature, varying by just a few tenths of a degree across the centuries. Until now. Today’s rate of warming—more than 1.3°C (2.3°F) in just the last hundred years—is entirely unprecedented in human history. Why does this matter? Because nearly every aspect of our civilization, from infrastructure to food systems, is profoundly unsuited to the types of shocks we’re now experiencing. And while human systems can bend, to a point, eventually they will break. Read more of my interview with David Gelles here: static.nytimes.com/email-content/…