So, we’re walking out of this crowded venue and from behind me, I hear a couple of dumbfucks chant “Let’s go, Brandon” and then “Fuck Joe Biden”.
So, I respond with a one-man chant of “Fuck your mother” without turning around.
My friend cringes and says “Mike, don’t.”
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From behind me I hear “Oh, it’s a lib.”
And then they didn’t say another word. Because any adult using code like “Let’s go, Brandon” is a punk-ass bitch trying to flex like they’re brave when they’re actually weak-ass clowns.
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Now, bear in mind, I’m wearing a salmon pullover; am a scant 175 lbs; and haven’t been in a fight since eighth grade.
Punkass clowns aren’t about to step up to you though.
Dipshit little fucks like these two yell shit in a crowd specifically because they need a crowd.
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“Let’s go, Brandon.” isn’t a troll. It’s a loser mating call.
Here someone say it and reply “Fuck you.” and they’ll scatter like the dumbass little fucks that they are.
Real men don’t yell shit from the middle of a crowd.
“Let’s go, Brandon.” is cowardice announced.
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One time, I spouted what I now know to be completely wrong bullshit about whether grinding up Adderall had a real effect.
Actual doctors smacked me around. I found it embarrassing. I deserved it.
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Another time, I got way out over my skis in an argument about intelligence warrants and one of the final executive orders Obama signed before leaving office.
@MalcolmNance unfollowed me over it. I deserved it. I was out of my lane and should have shut the fuck up.
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When people tell you that they are deeply afraid of where things are heading, that actually isn’t fun for them.
People don’t actually enjoy having founded, rational anxiety about real things they can easily list and explain.
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Responding to someone anxiously yelling “Fire!” by accusing them of just enjoying yelling “Fire!” is asinine.
It is fucking asinine.
That person entered the room thinking you probably just hadn’t smelled the smoke yet.
They thought you just hadn’t gotten a whiff of it.
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When there is a fire, you don’t wait for everyone to independently smell the smoke and unanimously agree that it is indeed smoke rather than just bacon maybe.
The people who smell it first go and warn other people.
That’s kind of the whole idea of yelling “Fire!”
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90+% of the content on Twitter is posted by <10% of the accounts.
There is nothing wrong with that.
There is nothing wrong with being a content consumer.
Reading someone else’s content doesn’t obligate them to indulge your criticism though.
A lot of people on here truly believe by following someone they’ve given that person something of value that the person is now indebted to earn or repay.
When you follow someone, you are the one receiving something you have decided is of value: their content.
“Temporarily” means the appeals court just pissed all over the lower court’s effort to move this along and will now sit on this for three weeks before even holding a hearing.
Every aspect Dems control has moved absurdly slowly. This committee needs to get its ass in gear.
It should not have taken months and months and months to issue subpoenas.
It should not be nearly the end of 2021 with witnesses we know will ignore subpoenas not yet even scheduled to testify.
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We are in serious fucking trouble yet the combination of the House committee and the impotent absentee currently holding the Attorney General title are taking their sweet fucking time like they weren’t racing against a clock that expires a year from now.
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The Attorney General is the People’s lead attorney.
We are his clients.
If he isn’t communicating with us, he isn’t talking to his clients. That is insufficient.
And for every attorney who is now going to reflexively run into my mentions to insist an AG cant talk to the public because of <reasons>, that is utter bullshit.
There is absolutely nothing barring an AG from speaking about overall priorities above individual cases.
And there is absolutely nothing whatsoever barring an Attorney General or Department of Justice from staffing a competent communications office fronted by a compelling spokesperson.
My 13-YO was telling me a story tonight about how one of the friends in his group has said some things lately the group isn’t quick to forgive.
Then, out of the blue, he added:
“It’s like your sanding board. It leaves holes, you know?”
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It took a minute to process what he was talking about and then, oh my god, my parental ass broke out in the biggest smile…
The sanding board…
There’s a story there.
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When my son was six, he went through a completely age-appropriate little stretch where he would say something he didn’t mean in the heat of the moment.
Typical hyperbolic kid stuff in the heat of being mad.
“You’re the worst parent ever.” That kind of thing.
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