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    In all seriousness: the last 2 weeks of TikTok posturing and Zuck grovelling, combined with the X insanity of the last year, should show you that an app with a feed that you don’t control serves *other people’s interests* - not yours.

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    Jan 19, 2025
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    “Who was president in 2020?” is the question of our time

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    Oct 7, 2025
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    Great placement

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    Jan 19, 2025
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    I'm sorry, is the Trump Administration talking to a tech platform?

    Is it...requesting content moderation?

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    Oct 14, 2025
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    Attempting to instill manners in the 4yo: “What’s the magic word?”

    “You say ‘please’ is the magic word but it’s not. It’s ‘abracadabra’. Everybody knows that.”

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    Jan 23, 2025
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    This guy worked for State Dept for ~2 months. He has no inside knowledge of anything he talks about, even as he claims he ‘watched a censorship regime grow from the inside.’ It’s all bullshit. And the absolute credulity displayed by Rogan here is why commentary & journalism aren’t the same.

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    Dec 3, 2024
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    Let's be clear a what's happening here: the "censorship" and "bias" narrative is being extended to Wikipedia bc the far right knows that getting bullshit into LLMs is how to shape reality as "answer engines" replace search engines.

    Wikipedia is core to that fight so the grievance blitz is here.

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    Oct 1, 2025
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    Today we beat Stephen Miller’s lawsuit mill in court!

    For 3 years I’ve been a defendant in a case filed by America First Legal on behalf of Gateway Pundit & a random antivaxxer we’d never heard of until she sued us.

    The plaintiffs claimed we “censored” them. It was a lie.

    They just lost.

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    Jul 2, 2026
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    The Pulitzer Board is actually fighting back against one of Trump’s vexatious lawsuits, saying, ‘If you were harmed, prove it — with medical and financial records.’

    Not rolling over like some of the capitulating companies we’ve seen.

    newrepublic.com/post/204475/...

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    Dec 17, 2025
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    They invented FOIA.

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    Nov 9, 2024
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    Watching Hunter speak so directly now, I wonder if he was given the same dogshit “shut up and say nothing” advice that so many others who went through political smear campaigns heard over the last few years.

    Advice from the 1990s.

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    Jun 6, 2026
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    Behemoth pic for #caturday. He waits at the top of the stairs when I get home from dinners & nighttime things and looks vaguely disapproving.

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    May 24, 2025
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    My son ran for class treasurer and won. Tonight he was talking ab the kid who won the presidency: “He just promises stuff like new soccer fields. He said it to get elected.”

    <pauses>

    “But I’m the treasurer. I control the money. So it’s never going to happen. This is where the real power is.”

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    Dec 12, 2024
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    How it started | How it’s going (3 seconds later)

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    Aug 14, 2024
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    Maybe senators shouldn’t elevate cranks to the level of “top health officials”.

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    Apr 6, 2025
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    Sharyl Attkisson thought Obama hacked her computer when the delete key got stuck.

    I’m not kidding. Link below. She is incredibly stupid. I’ve followed her “work” for over decade because she was also one of the few media people who took the antivax movement’s most crank theories seriously.

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    May 10, 2026
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    “Show me the incentives, I’ll show you the outcome.”

    This is the intersection of influencer culture and politics. Politicians - even cabinet secretaries - believe that their job is to perform for social media. Getting attention is now their main skill, and why they are selected for their roles.

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    Mar 27, 2025
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    I see a lot of Paidchecks on X didn’t realize that a whole lot of people on social media lie about their location to grift off the naïveté of the rage-addled American right.

    Turns out this problem is real and it’s a thing those of us who worked on “disinformation” pointed out.

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    Nov 23, 2025
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    Russia, China, and Iran have interfered in multiple US elections.

    As someone who worked with *Twitter’s teams & data* on investigations for years: state adversaries operate globally.

    Only brain-rotted cranks sucking down right-wing propaganda doubt that, or say stupid shit like this.

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    Nov 16, 2024
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    Threw a laser tag birthday party tonight. A bunch of 11 year old boys, but also this tiny girl. The suit was as big as her, but she got so into it.

    (I was on the other team, so I took out my husband after taking this photo.)

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    Jan 13, 2025
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    People have really short memories. This really hasn’t worked well for X. It’s going to work even less well for Meta. Community Notes is a great concept but it struggles to perform.

    Is Meta going to have a transparent Notes program? How is Zuck going to incentivize people to work for free?

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    Jan 7, 2025
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    Reply to @noupside.bsky.social

    This part is legitimately sad for Meta employees. Imagine your boss simply capitulating to vibes and implying you were unprofessional, for purely political reasons.

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    Jan 7, 2025
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    Another view of “it’s not just a messaging problem — it’s an infrastructure problem”

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    Mar 21, 2025
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    The platforms are tools of power integral to political propaganda machines. Every politician and activist knows this.

    And Congress couldn’t get it together to pass legislation ensuring the most basic transparency or data access over the last 3 years so we could at least understand how they’re used.

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    Jan 20, 2025