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@runolgarun
tv writer + organizer fix your hearts or die
Joined March 2009

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just to be clear: it's no different if you're a wealthy white collar/office worker than it would be in other countries. your company will always have paid leave. so if you're rich, you take the week off. if you're poor, they tell you to get fucked and work through it
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the funny thing about the rest of the world pretending covid is over is that if you work in entertainment and go to set, full covid protocols are still strictly in place everywhere. props to the unions for making sure my heart doesn't explode
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there’s only one tiny bench at this fairly busy bus stop i frequent so people always sit on this retaining wall behind it; the person who owns the business decided to put metal spikes on it
photo of bus bench next to retaining wall
photo of metal spikes on retaining wall
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as a former pizza delivery driver i have faced more danger in a single shift than most of you face in your entire lives for probably 1% of the pay. this is the only flag that doesnt bleed
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people dunking on this headline not realizing the article is about the fact that she's not the first asian actress to be nominated, she's just the first one who doesn't have to hide that she's asian to be able to work
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Michelle Yeoh has made history as the first person who identifies as Asian to ever be nominated for best actress at the #Oscars: thr.cm/DEkv7B1
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in the context of capitalist alienation i feel like hostile architecture is a great example of how the capitalist class wants you to enter businesses to purchase things and immediately leave, there is no hanging out allowed in the liminal space between home and purchase zone
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that's right, that's exactly what i said. you sure got me. you are very smart. infrastructure is when your city's buildings from decades ago are literally collapsing from inclement weather and can do very small things to mitigate it but refuses to.
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amazing headline considering the LAPD themselves made this information public. we’re all trying to find the guy who did this etc etc
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Activists obtained and posted online LAPD officers' pictures. The images included undercovers working sensitive details in cartels and gangs, causing "shock and panic" for them and their families and calls for heads to roll. (via @liborjany & @LAcrimes): latimes.com/california/sto
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Sweeps killed another unhoused friend of ours. If you've organized around the westside, you may have met Anna. She was displaced when the Mar Vista Rec Center was swept, spent three months in jail, lost everything, and finally died just a few days ago. Five a day dying in LA.
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you may have heard all officers were sent home early today after fentanyl was found on the station floor but it was powdered sugar from our donuts. not sure why lieutenant carl died after touching it tho
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money is fake when we need to help capital, money is real and serious when we want people to have medical care or loan forgiveness
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Breaking - Treasury announces •ALL* depositors protected by FDIC. Says no costs will be borne by taxpayers twitter.com/JStein_WaPo/st…
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i am happy to read people's scripts and give feedback as someone with tv experience, but if you ever email me like this person did, i will literally |REDACTED| your |REDACTED|
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"he's not literally calling for killing transgender people, he just believes transgender people shouldn't exist, and the method by which that will happen is left up to the imagination" - you
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if you've ever asked me "so what, we're just gonna get rid of all the cops? what happens after that?" you are required to read this book
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As we continue fighting for a more just world, we've decided to make Alex Vitale's End of Policing available for free download
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someone has made a good point here, unfortunately i have already contacted the hague and they said she's going to jail
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I watched the video and she’s yawning and doing her morning skincare routine so I’m uhhh pretty sure it’s a typo and supposed to say “6 am flight” lol
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friend who was riding the purple line today said 4 metro cops stopped the entire train to hassle a random guy about fare evasion, refused to check his tap card after he said he did pay, when they finally checked he had paid! fuck cops on metro! fuck fare checks!
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got the security footage of the dudes who stole my bike and they're clearly pros who've done it before, carry all the tools, and knew how to destroy my bike alarm and find my hidden airtag. god if you're a pro bike thief you're just a massive piece of shit
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when people ask me why i bike and i tell them it's way faster than driving they never believe me
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Currently about 10% faster to bike from Santa Monica to West Hollywood than to drive. Probably about 20% faster if you’re on an e-bike. I bet people would bike it if it felt safer.
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what if we changed those streets to not be highways so that it doesn't happen again just a thought. a sign is fine too
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Yesterday we joined @CD5LosAngeles in unveiling a memorial sign at Olympic and Overland to honor Monique Muñoz, whose life was taken too soon by an act of speeding on our streets. This sign serves as a reminder to drivers to slow down and practice safe driving behavior.
A group points to a sign reading WATCH YOUR SPEED
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just a reminder that as of january 1, 2023 it is perfectly legal to "jaywalk" (AKA walk) in california. jaywalking is a made up bullshit term and a lot of people are very mad the ban has been lifted, which makes it all the more awesome
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I’m still mad about the $200 jaywalking ticket I got a decade ago, but a little less mad now that it has provided fodder for this @abigailweinberg smash hit! motherjones.com/politics/2023/
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just to be clear, what pete buttigieg is claiming here has been disproved by decades of urban planning and climate research. this is straight up a take that only climate change deniers believe lol
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Don't be surprised. As George Carlin said, it's a big club and you ain't in it.
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it literally could not be any clearer what we should be ding vs what we are doing
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"Research shows it costs taxpayers $31,065 a year to criminalize a single person experiencing homelessness while the yearly cost for providing supportive housing is $10,051." housingmatters.urban.org/feature/homele
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my neighbor and his husband have been walking around the building maskless for like a week now talking about how sick they are with COVID and i truly wish to stop witnessing man made horrors beyond my comprehension
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LAPD has blocked off Wilshire and Western I assume because they anticipate protests so this is the second time in a month I’ve missed a train because of LAPD blocking an entire road for no reason
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lot of people surprised every time dasha nekrasova says something racist. as your resident eastern european may i remind you she's from belarus which literally called itself white russia to tell people they were the real white people of eastern europe
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it's so cool how every time police contracts with any part of the city or county are up for a vote, the cops use their massive PR team of 50+ people to publish articles full of actual made up shit to every major newspaper and people just believe it
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i'm actually dying at anyone in the world thinking chernobyl was "competent disaster management" lmfao anyway time for my thyroid disease pills
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Chernobyl killed just 31 ppl thx to competent disaster management. A far more appropriate (but less ideologically convenient) comparison is India’s Bhopal Disaster, which claimed 4-16k lives when US company Union Carbide ignored safety procedures and poisoned an entire city. 🧵 twitter.com/heckmanatee/st…
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2 people died in the blast, 28 cleanup workers died of acute radiation syndrome in the next several months, 106 further workers died from causes attributable to their radiation exposure in the decades following the disaster unscear.org/docs/reports/2…
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