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September 10, 2024

The violence of weird

There are far more accurate and better words to use than weird to describe these people, this party, and their priorities. Use them instead.

Today there’s a historic event taking place: the first public interview where an old white guy debates a not-old black woman for the job of President of the United States.

On one side: a blustery, bombastic buffoon with publicly, repeatedly confessions of fascist dictorial intentions & aspirations.

The other side: not that.

Interestingly enough, the thing that’s gotten under the skin of the inserrectionist party—now, repeatedly slung by the democratic because of it: being called weird.

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