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This via @wdlindsy deserves underlining:
The behavior you are seeing from ICE and from the Trump regime is the behavior of people who are scared.
Their bluster is fear. Their threats are fear. Their aggression is fear. Their defensiveness is fear. Their scrambling to keep their faces hidden and their actions secret is fear. Their desperate stream of liearrhea is fear. Their panic is fear.
They are acting tough, but they are not acting like people who are winning.
Keep them afraid.
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This via @wdlindsy deserves underlining:
The behavior you are seeing from ICE and from the Trump regime is the behavior of people who are scared.
Their bluster is fear. Their threats are fear. Their aggression is fear. Their defensiveness is fear. Their scrambling to keep their faces hidden and their actions secret is fear. Their desperate stream of liearrhea is fear. Their panic is fear.
They are acting tough, but they are not acting like people who are winning.
Keep them afraid.
https://toad.social/@wdlindsy/115866119994364893The Trump regime is acting like a cornered animal: aggressive, panicked, snarling and biting.
This makes them dangerous. It does not, however, make them victorious. Be clear on the difference.
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The Trump regime is acting like a cornered animal: aggressive, panicked, snarling and biting.
This makes them dangerous. It does not, however, make them victorious. Be clear on the difference.
@inthehands
Hell yes! It means we are winning. As someone who's worked with victims of domestic abuse, I felt it so hard when Kamala Harris was saying "I know Donald Trump's type. I used to put people like him in prison." I did too with testimony. These people are all abusers of various kinds, and they are acting exactly as abusers act when accountability is near. Press on! We have them flailing! -
This via @wdlindsy deserves underlining:
The behavior you are seeing from ICE and from the Trump regime is the behavior of people who are scared.
Their bluster is fear. Their threats are fear. Their aggression is fear. Their defensiveness is fear. Their scrambling to keep their faces hidden and their actions secret is fear. Their desperate stream of liearrhea is fear. Their panic is fear.
They are acting tough, but they are not acting like people who are winning.
Keep them afraid.
https://toad.social/@wdlindsy/115866119994364893 -
@inthehands
Hell yes! It means we are winning. As someone who's worked with victims of domestic abuse, I felt it so hard when Kamala Harris was saying "I know Donald Trump's type. I used to put people like him in prison." I did too with testimony. These people are all abusers of various kinds, and they are acting exactly as abusers act when accountability is near. Press on! We have them flailing!@MaryAustinBooks
Yeah, abused behavior is key to understanding so much. Just disturbing how much this regime’s words ring with “If you tell I’ll hurt you.” -
The Trump regime is acting like a cornered animal: aggressive, panicked, snarling and biting.
This makes them dangerous. It does not, however, make them victorious. Be clear on the difference.
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The Trump regime is acting like a cornered animal: aggressive, panicked, snarling and biting.
This makes them dangerous. It does not, however, make them victorious. Be clear on the difference.
@inthehands They are rushing their agenda now because they know they will lose the House in November, and maybe the Senate. That makes them prone to making more mistakes.
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@inthehands They are rushing their agenda now because they know they will lose the House in November, and maybe the Senate. That makes them prone to making more mistakes.
@AAKL I take neither of those things for granted myself, but yes, they’re afraid of all that — and more broadly, they’re afraid that their power grab has outrun popular support and the clock is ticking. The MAGA Titanic is already sinking; the question is how very long it takes before it reaches the bottom of the ocean, and how many people it hurts on the way down.
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@AAKL I take neither of those things for granted myself, but yes, they’re afraid of all that — and more broadly, they’re afraid that their power grab has outrun popular support and the clock is ticking. The MAGA Titanic is already sinking; the question is how very long it takes before it reaches the bottom of the ocean, and how many people it hurts on the way down.
@inthehands Yes. Biden interrupted their plans. In that way, he "stole" the election. They will fight tooth and nail before letting go this time, and more likely, they will have to be booted out en masse. But given that this is an unnatural state of affairs, it will come crashing down, sooner or later.
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@AAKL I take neither of those things for granted myself, but yes, they’re afraid of all that — and more broadly, they’re afraid that their power grab has outrun popular support and the clock is ticking. The MAGA Titanic is already sinking; the question is how very long it takes before it reaches the bottom of the ocean, and how many people it hurts on the way down.
@inthehands @AAKL it's important not to take things like this for granted. Both times Trump won, a lot of folks took his impending loss for granted. I believe that hurt us both times.
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The Trump regime is acting like a cornered animal: aggressive, panicked, snarling and biting.
This makes them dangerous. It does not, however, make them victorious. Be clear on the difference.
@inthehands It will make them vicious, and if I’m getting killed, I’d rather it be for removing Reinhard Heydrich from the world than putting up leaflets criticizing the filth.
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@stefano Close one. Glad you made! It had rear traction, right? A bugger to regain control if traction gets lost.
It's a bit like a certain subtle sound I'll never forget. A very large wood construction- and timber market center right before my window of my childrens bedroom completely went up into flames in the middle of the dead night when I was young.
Much later, when my wife and me were living together one night I woke up by that subtle sound again and knew right away something big lit up. It was the bikeshed of our neigbours. We were able to call the FD and alerted the neighbours, who were still asleep at that point, to get out.🤷♀️
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@robhardware excellent point Rob. I also feel that vanity metrics play a lot into it too... they are reluctant to leave behind a platform - and rebuild from scratch in a new place - if they had accumulated a lot of followers over the years.
IMHO it's all about optics and ego - even if X has armies of bots and engagement has plummeted for real users... when will they see the light?
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Ieri su Radio Popolare è andata in onda una chiacchierata con me.
Mi piace Radio Pop <3
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Il cerotto sul vestito
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@elena @404mediaco @Em0nM4stodon Absolutely agree. I imagine there are quite a few politicians who instinctively feel they should be off X being advised by their political parties comms teams that they are losing a huge advertising opportunity, especially during elections, if they leave, and that they would be at a disadvantage to their opponents. Until the stigma of using X outweighs the electoral cost, I'm just not sure how much change we'll see.
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@macfranc @lauramassera @eticadigitale beh, attenzione perché la Apple deve assolutamente garantire (quasi per contratto) ai suoi clienti la privacy e la protezione dei loro dati. Tanto da avvisare loro stessi diversi clienti che nemmeno si erano accorti di aver subito intrusioni e controlli attivi sui propri dispositivi offrendo persino assistenza legale. Difendono semplicemente il loro "feudo" dando protezione (finché conviene) ai loro protetti che continuano semplicemente a consumare gadget e giochini digitali. Della libertà e della privacy in sé non gliene importa nulla a nessuno, né a chi si lascia possedere né tantomeno alle grandi aziende come Apple.
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Lavoratore muore per il freddo nei cantieri delle olimpiadi a cortina. “lo specchio del lavoro tossico e nocivo dei grandi eventi”
@anarchia
È morto per il freddo all’età di 55 anni Pietro Zantonini, originario di Brindisi, durante un turno di vigilanza notturna nel cantiere delle olimpiadi Milano-Cortina.
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@lauramassera Hai assolutamente ragione, ma diciamo anche che nel 2025 è impossibile non riconoscere che la malvagità antisociale è il tratto distintivo di quelle Big Tech che spesso si presentavano eticamente candide.
L'unica eccezione è probabilmente quella di Apple che effettivamente ha deciso, sia anche solo per questioni di marketing e narrativa aziendale, di opporsi alle nuove tendenze del cattivismo trumpiano
