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@ArtandTomatoes
gardening, art, Oregon Trail Generation, she/her, #M4A
Pittsburgh, PAskarart.comJoined January 2010

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Ugh, I hate seeing two of whom I once considered journalistic icons just collapsing.
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We're thrilled with the success of last night's debut of our new live nightly prime-time program, @SystemUpdate_ , on Rumble. Despite little advertising - we decided to start that only in early January - we had 30,000 people watching live, a total of 160k in the first 12 hours.
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This is so damning
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Here's a scatterplot of health spending per capita (x axis) & life expectancy (y axis) in OECD countries (lines = averages). One country sits alone in the bottom right quadrant due to its much higher spending and below-average life expectancy. Source: oecd-ilibrary.org/sites/ae3016b9
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The first man I saw in drag was Milton Berle, very slap stick. Flip Wilson was hilarious as Geraldine. Tom Hanks did a TV series in drag. Mrs. Doubtfire and Tootsie got rave reviews. Now men performing in drag are dangerous? Really?
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The Twilight Zone is so much more explicitly political than anything nerds today call "too political" LOL, they're always talking about like a female character being too badass and meanwhile Rod Serling would just directly tell the camera why racism is bad for three minutes
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You can be kind and take no shit. You can be respectful and disagree. You can be humble and confident. You can be empathic and say no. You can be vulnerable and strong. You can forgive someone and not let them back into your life. You can be spiritual and tell someone to fuck off
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Brand jamming is a valuable tactic for precisely this reason. With fake announcements about positive change, the target gets stuck apologizing, explaining why the great news isn’t true and having to justify themselves. This example will be used as a case study for years.
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blue check corporate impersonation as an ironic accidental populist tool. nice.
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