Stick one of those in a pencil sharpener and look out, world

When will people stop fake quoting the fuckin pope. It’s getting tiresome.

Every image will always load in irfanview regardless of extension. You just need to make sure your file associations are correctly configured

Trans people are too strong for sports but too weak for the military

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The topic is who doesn’t have a chance to win an election period you keep trying over and over and over and over and over again to change the topic but I won’t let you.

The topic is who doesn’t have a chance to win an election.

Someone who gets the most votes doesn’t really fall in that category no matter how many times you try to change the topic.

Oh clearly, starting with moving consulates into contested territory. You seem really well informed.

I bet that made sense in your head. Good thing you have a cute little fan base to up vote your nonsense comments

Republicans love to pretend that where people live changes their value as a person.

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Your anger about a genocide enabler wrought a genocide enjoyer. Well played

It and it ALONE determines the successfulness of a campaign in converting hearts and minds.

I mean it’s okay to start scared and ignorant, but it’s a choice to stay that way

This is probably the worst thing that will ever happen to you in your life

Since selectability doesn’t matter, I think everyone should just vote for their grandpa. Nearly all grandpas would be a good president. When the fascists win, it doesn’t matter. We voted for the best candidate. We can rest easy.

She lost by one of the slimmest popular vote margins in history. But other than that, yeah, are never really had a chance

You’re right that language shapes perception, and the AP’s choices aren’t always neutral in the deeper political sense—but that doesn’t mean they’re actively pushing a hidden agenda. Terms like “natural gas” are imperfect, but they’re also standard in global usage, which the AP adopts for clarity and consistency. That can reinforce industry framing, sure, but it’s more about convention and accessibility than intentional deception. There’s a difference between institutional conservatism and narrative manipulation.

On the Palestine issue, the AP’s guidance reflects international diplomatic norms rather than a deliberate erasure. It’s not that they ban discussion of Palestine—they just limit the formal use of the term to contexts where it’s internationally recognized. You can argue that this maintains the status quo, but it’s a move to avoid editorializing in contested geopolitical spaces. These aren’t clean or value-free decisions, but they’re also not propaganda—in other words, what has already been said: they’d rather tick off everyone in all directions than look like they’re picking a side.

Looks like it’s working.

Aww, America Junior is learning from Big Brother

As long as they keep the right from “protecting us” with fascism, let’s collaborate.

Oh, you’re one of those people who thinks that you need to protect people from themselves.