Mxnsab

@mxnsab.bsky.social

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Your Result: twitter tgirl a trans girl who is primarily active on twitter. gets caught up in The Discourse often. you are probably conventionally attractive in some way and an undiagnosed/late diagnosed autistic. it's like a 70-30 split if you're the funniest person alive or a literal white supremacist. (but hey, that's twitter for ya!)
A panel from swanboy with a hot ass dog in it. Like gosh. She might be me ngllll
Margaret: It seems like the people who actually made the changes in the artistic world were aware of the political nature of everything and, while they might not have been obsessed with politics - although some of them certainly were and that tends to be forgotten - they didn’t shy away from them either. Derrick: One thing a lot of people forget, as I say over and over in Endgame, is that all writing is propaganda. Sometimes, for example, I’ll go over to my mom’s and watch a BBC mystery or something. It’s embarrassing that I really like them, because all they are is pro-police-state propaganda. It’s all about how cops get it right. That doesn’t alter the fact that it’s a good story. I get caught up in the story and I’m like, “Oh! Catch the criminals! Oh, wait, I don’t want the criminals caught.” The point is that, whether a story is political or not, it’s political. If I can make a recommendation - I haven’t read this since my twenties, so it might not be as good as I remember - there’s an essay that was called “On Moral Fiction” by John Gardner. In there, he talks about exactly what we’re talking about, about how previously writers wrote something, and now so often they don’t. I mean, you write what you know - like in Germinal, it’s a very good book. Nihilists don’t end up looking good in it, but it’s a really good book about the horrible conditions in mines in France. And there’s a scene where I just couldn’t stop sobbing, about this horse that is taken down into the mine when he’s a little foal and then he is never brought up again. And what happens is that he lives his life down in the mine and at some point the mine gets flooded and the horse is desperately trying to get away and can’t. The author actually went to mines and walked around in them and that’s how he learned that.
Specifically, if the Sanders-Trump voters in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania had voted for Clinton, or even stayed home on Election Day, those states would have swung to Clinton, and she would have won 46 more electoral votes, putting her at 278 — enough to win, in other words. But then, it's not as simple as that. First off, this counterfactual world in which these voters didn't vote for Trump rests on a few ifs. If the Sanders-Trump voters in these three states had defected and if nothing else had happened to somehow take electoral votes from Clinton elsewhere and if this survey is correct ... then yes, Clinton would have won. (Some would also argue that if Clinton had campaigned more in the so-called "blue wall" states, she also could have picked up more votes.)
Mxnsab showing good opsec by taking a mirror selfie
Margaret: How do we encourage radical fiction? It seems like there’s a pretty strong disconnect between people interested in theory versus people interested in reading fiction. Jim: I would say that there’re a lot of creative punks, but there’re lots of not-so-creative punks, you know what I mean? I like punk rock in the sense that it... looked at it in one way, it’s kinda like a cosplay [costume play, like the people who wear Star Trek uniforms to conventions] situation. Most punk rockers would not find that amusing for instance. [He says as I laugh.] I think that the whimsy that comes with fiction is something that is missing from the scene. I mean, there’s also a strong element of punk rock that doesn’t take itself seriously. But that’s where I think the disconnect is, is that people are not so into the humor side of things sometimes. Maybe that’s for the best. I think that if punk rock was just this big joke it would lose some of its cultural significance. As I said, I’m torn about it, because I think, “Ah, I wish they could lighten up” but then I realize that they have to take it seriously. If they really do feel like there’s something wrong and that they want to change it, they have to have a certain determination and bring a certain amount of gravitas to the table. So I feel your pain. It would be cool if there were more people who were into doing it, but I also think that there’s plenty of people on the fringes. The thing that I found really interesting, I did that Time Management for Anarchists seminar at infoshops and, as I said, I’m not the best performer, but there was a, “Are you making fun of us?” kind of vibe. Because I don’t wear the uniform and I haven’t since I was a teenager, so that was a little bit... Those were the people I intended the ideas to be for, for people who were younger, frustrated with not being as organized as they would like, to give them a few handy tips to help them fuck shit up.
A screen cap of my results on the "transvalues" by @coolestrogen (isn't that the person ktp was beefing with??) Social axis: Private Quote tweeter (68% twitter 32% 4chan) Truscum Axis: Xenogender Enjoyer (31.4% truscum to 68.6% SelfID) HRT Access Axis: Lena Juicer (100% diy to 0% rectricted) Trans Liberation Axis: Stonewall Fan (24% assimilation to 76% liberation)
I am sorry, I am too high for alt text. It is the previous three posts for context.
“this is how I think communism should work instead” says the person who isn’t a communist, and 50 tweets later reveals they think communism is a utopian fantasy. Thank you for your contributions about something you don’t support and don’t think can exist using words you don’t understand. Helpful!
Look at this bish. Ain't she a cutie. She do be needing to see a doctor, she shouldn't be this pale
Cover art for Sonic Unleashed
Gay baby
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Artwork for the magic the gathering card Surgical Extraction done by Steven Belledin. A human with a metal shape has their skull and spinal cord floating above them dripping some fluid. It is pretty fycking hot ngl