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Alexander Hamilton once called the Supreme Court the “least dangerous branch.” That’s cute, ain’t it? Like calling a bottle of whiskey the “least dangerous drink” at an Irish wake. Hamilton thought judges would just sit around reading law books and playing constitutional Sudoku while the “real” branches ran
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You’re not supposed to notice the pattern. That’s the first trick. Reagan’s “welfare queen.” Limbaugh’s “feminazis.” Bush’s “partial-birth abortion.” Trump’s “grab ’em by the pussy.” The hits keep coming, greatest misogynist hits, burned into American muscle memory. The Supreme Court rips Roe v. Wade
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Part IV
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Part III – Women: Wombs as Weapons
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Part 1 - The Big Lie of Prosperity
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Chalk as Insurrection It starts with chalk. Not guns, not bombs, not barricades. Chalk. That dusty, fragile powder pressed into the palms of children, dragged across sidewalks in crooked rainbows and lopsided suns. Chalk that dissolves with the first rainfall. Chalk that anyone with a hose can erase in seconds.
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My Dearest, Once, I thought you noble. Once, I believed you clothed in virtue and crowned with promise. I believed your words when you swore fidelity to me, fidelity to justice, fidelity to the dream that we might stand together, hand in hand, forever a light unto the world. I
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Trump isn’t trying to be a dictator. He is one. Albeit with better branding, a merch store, and a nostalgia filter for white resentment. The media still acts like we’re watching a slow-motion fall from grace. But this isn’t a fall. It’s a coronation. He already
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Religion
Welcome to the end of the world…again. This time, we’re trading in plagues and frogs for red hats and golden showers. We’re diving deep into Revelation, unpacking the symbols and laying them side-by-side with one Donald J. Trump. Strap in, prophecy enthusiasts and doom-scrollers. I. Enter the
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We are not for sale… #ProjectBlackbird J\L
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Authoritarianism doesn't arrive with a bang. It creeps, consolidates, and escalates, until suddenly, the “unthinkable” has become law, and the absurd has become policy. Based on decades of political analysis and the hauntingly repetitive patterns of global autocracies, we can break this descent into five stages. What makes