Some tweets age very well. Others not so much.
Watching Andrew Cuomo is inspiring, uplifting, fascinating. He weaves details and humor and math and common sense all together. He is magnificent. Let's just listen to him.
— Jennifer Now at Threads Rubin (@JRubinBlogger) March 25, 2020
Make sure to scroll down and read the replies as well.
What is seen and what is not seen.
The House of Representatives passed legislation that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity, though it faces an uncertain future in the Senate. The legislation passed on a 224-204 vote which was mostly along with a party-line vote. Three Republicans voted with all Democrats. […]
There are concerns that someone would be forced to hire a cross-dresser to be a hostess in a top restaurant. But noticeably absent is Class discrimination. Class is omitted for that would end Marxism. Class discrimination takes place based on a person’s social class. Interestingly, the Democrats are engaging in Class discrimination right now.
It was never about the cake.
Uncle Joe knows best!
What a time to be alive…
Amazon Introduces 'Kindle Bonfire' Feature That Lets You Burn Digital Books https://t.co/ulPgqCAsUx
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) February 27, 2021
They only have 83% of the market share. 🔥
We're really not making a big enough deal of the fact that @amazon has begun deleting books.
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— Abigail Shrier (@AbigailShrier) February 26, 2021
Amazon Prime Stops Streaming Clarence Thomas Documentary During Black History Month
Amazon has made a significant effort to celebrate black voices on its site during Black History Month, including films of Thurgood Marshall and even Anita Hill, but can’t find any space for a documentary on our only sitting black Supreme Court justice?
I don’t know who needs to hear this but…
The cliche’ about not being able to run a lemonade stand is getting a little old. 🍋
The auditor general has released a searing report concluding Indigenous Services Canada failed in numerous ways to supply First Nations communities with potable water over the last five years.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government was never on track to meet his campaign promise to end all long-term on-reserve drinking water advisories by March 2021, the audit found.
Since the Liberals’ 2015 commitment, there were 160 long-term water advisories on public water systems on reserve.
To be fair they were very busy not doing other things.
Did Syria question the election results?
Bombs are falling on Syria again, the kids are still in the cages, the $2,000 checks are AWOL.
But hey, at least Mr. Potato Head is now gender neutral!
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) February 26, 2021
Automatic Order of Canada. https://t.co/1bxeZxiYvL
— Stephen Taylor (@stephen_taylor) February 25, 2021
For Democrats, their top issues are (essentially) hallucinations generated by media disinformation. This is your answer to "How powerful is media brainwashing?" It's this powerful. https://t.co/Idjg42vTjW
— Scott Adams (@ScottAdamsSays) February 25, 2021
There’s zero overlap between the responses from Dems and Reps. This indicates they weren’t offered the same items to choose from but each got an ideologically-framed plate of items. Put differently, we see which topics are triggering and persuasive, not necessarily which matter.
How to win friends and influence people the Canadian dairy edition.
Dear dairy farmers,
I've received threats from some dairy farmers, for over 20 years, But this is 2021, enough. I've received one last night, again, and decided to report it. Personal attacks and character assassination are also unacceptable.
Please stop.
— The Food Professor (Dr. Sylvain Charlebois) (@FoodProfessor) February 25, 2021
They’re pretty touchy about a feed supplement they claim they hardly use. 🤔
The elderly nuns at a Kentucky monastery closed to the outside world to keep #Covid at bay. For 10 months they succeeded. Then they opened up to be vaccinated.
Now they’re dying.
“This is actually way more common than you might think,” the county public health director said. pic.twitter.com/NevO0OZgUJ
— Alex Berenson (@AlexBerenson) February 24, 2021
Full story.
The business model switched from a free exchange of ideas to a protection racket so fast we never even noticed.
It took only two years to go from disappearing Milo and Alex Jones to banning content said to "amplify narratives that undermine faith in NATO."
Imagine where the line will be two years from now.
Censorship is an intoxicating power that endlessly expands until it's smashed. https://t.co/ShrHhTqxGY
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) February 24, 2021
And lets not forget the legacy media’s role in terrorizing the general public either.
Nice University you have there. Be a shame if something happened to it.
Was saddened to learn today one dairy farmer called our President's Office, shared his plan to ask his association to cease all research funding going to Dalhousie University, again. For almost 25 years, always the same thing.
So disappointing.
— The Food Professor (Dr. Sylvain Charlebois) (@FoodProfessor) February 23, 2021
Check out the comments on the above link as well.
You know its bad when the rest of the world is talking about it.
Here is a great example of why I love long form conversations. From UFO’s, to Big Tech, to cancel culture and a whole lot more. 👍
Audio only version here.
One more transmission chain cutoff… potentially hundreds of downstream cases averted. In Europe. Not in the US. https://t.co/yVT9gAze3O
— Michael Mina (@michaelmina_lab) February 23, 2021
How many of us who’ve had the sniffles have wondered the same thing but had no way of knowing.
This unassuming robot could sneak into your home pic.twitter.com/yZF9Kei8Tw
— Mashable (@mashable) February 22, 2021