Buying a company to end censorship, but suppressing stories you don’t like, seems weird.

Just move to Mastodon or that blue butterfly thingy.

The most damage isn’t even from the altercation their staff had with a worker. It’s the picture he had taken of himself giving the thumbs up and smiling like the tone deaf, sheltered rich kid that he always has been while standing behind of the tomb of someone who died because of the absolute trainwreck of a negotiating job he did with the Taliban.

x? never heard of it

“Explosive”

I’m tired of the superlatives, hyperbole, and exaggeration in the press.

It’s like that line from The Incredibles where Syndrome says, “When everyone’s super, no one will be.” When everything is “destroyed, crushed, hammered,” nothing is.

The sensationalized language is useless and I can’t even be bothered to read how someone got “slammed”.

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