ErisX.23

@erisx23

independent pantheist child of earth cousin of chaos doubter of despair I don't do packs. I unfollow or mute people who insist on being negative when there's another option. Demonizing other people isn't the answer. We need less hate and more love. Peace

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ErisX.23@erisx23· Jun 9

LOUDER! PLEASE!!

ErisX.23@erisx23· May 16

ErisX.23@erisx23· Apr 28

Lady, you looked at your family photos lately..? 'Atrocious.' I could have used that word too.

ErisX.23@erisx23· Mar 28

I stopped listening to or believing anything said by anyone calling themselves 'FOX.'

ErisX.23@erisx23· Mar 26

"Perverse"? I think the word you're looking for is "treasonous."

ErisX.23@erisx23· Mar 7

Nuf said.

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jan 28

St. Trump? Well, some day we may thank him. It sure looks like every exploitable weakness in our Constitution and Bill of Rights is exposed. Easiest way to ensure it never happens again? Use this history as a blueprint to renew and improve the Constitution.

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jan 27

I dont consider it a mere coincidence that this guy's name is SO similar to the 'bad guy' in Homelander.

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jan 18

No no no, "Palantir" from LoTR isn't a mountain.

In The Lord of the Rings, a Palantír (plural: Palantíri) is a magical, indestructible crystal ball, or "seeing-stone," crafted by Elves, used for long-distance communication and scrying across Middle-earth, though its use by powerful figures like Saruman and Denethor led them to corruption and despair by revealing only what Sauron allowed them to see. They are essentially powerful communication devices, like mystical video-conferencing tools, that unfortunately became tools of manipulation for the Dark Lord.

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jan 18

FAKE PERSON

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jan 12

This is a great image. Too bad it'll never happen. ☹️

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jan 11

R.I.P. Bob Weir

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jan 6

ErisX.23@erisx23· Dec 16

Here is why Musk needed that big beautiful bonus he got:

Elon Musk has significant debt, primarily related to his purchase of Twitter (now X), which involved about $13 billion in bank loans in 2022, though much of this debt was later sold off by banks to investors. Beyond that...

ErisX.23@erisx23· Dec 8

Yup!

AI Overview
Yes, pink was once considered a masculine color, strongly associated with boys and power, while blue was seen as delicate and feminine; this completely flipped in the 1940s and 1950s due to marketing and cultural shifts, establishing the gendered color norms we know today
. Before this, pink, being a lighter version of red (a color of strength and war), was seen as a strong, suitable color for young boys, with some even wearing pink outfits.
The Shift:

Early 20th Century: Pink was recommended for boys as a stronger, more decided color, while blue was for girls.
The Turning Point (1940s-1950s): Fashion, department stores, and cultural figures like First Lady Mamie Eisenhower cemented pink as the quintessential "girly" color, solidifying the switch.
Marketing: Companies found it easier to market products by creating clear gender divisions, reinforcing these new color associations.

So, for a significant period, pink was indeed a color for boys, making its current association with femininity a relatively recent development.

ErisX.23@erisx23· Dec 8

Google has an interesting answer for us. Keep in mind that the US is not a member of the ICC.

AI Overview
War crimes by U.S. citizens can be prosecuted domestically by the
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) under laws like the War Crimes Act, especially those involving U.S. nationals abroad or perpetrators found in the U.S.; internationally, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has jurisdiction over grave crimes if the U.S. government can't or won't prosecute, though the U.S. isn't a member, making domestic action primary.
U.S. Domestic Prosecution

Department of Justice (DOJ): The HRSP (Human Rights and Special Prosecutions Section) within the Criminal Division investigates and prosecutes war crimes, torture, and genocide, including those committed by U.S. citizens, under U.S. law.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) (HSI): Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) leads efforts to find and investigate war criminals in the U.S., focusing on violations of U.S. laws against torture, war crimes, and genocide.
Justice for Victims of War Crimes Act (2023): This law expanded U.S. jurisdiction, allowing prosecution of war crimes committed by anyone on U.S. soil, regardless of nationality, and cases involving U.S. nationals.

International Prosecution

International Criminal Court (ICC): The ICC prosecutes genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and aggression when national courts are unwilling or unable to act.
U.S. & ICC: The U.S. is not a member of the ICC, but the court can still investigate crimes if they occur in a member state or if a national is accused by a member state, acting as a court of last resort when national systems fail.

In essence, the U.S. prioritizes prosecuting its own citizens for war crimes through its federal justice system, but the ICC remains an option for severe cases where national efforts fall short.

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ErisX.23@erisx23· Oct 31

From Google's AI when I asked if Project 2025 talks about launching a nuclear war:

Project 2025
does not explicitly "talk about declaring nuclear war", but it does contain proposals that expert analyses suggest would significantly increase the risk of nuclear conflict and a new nuclear arms race. The blueprint advocates for a major expansion of the U.S. nuclear arsenal and a departure from decades of arms control policies.
Key proposals and analyses regarding nuclear policy include:

Prioritizing and expanding nuclear programs: The plan calls for prioritizing nuclear weapons programs over other security initiatives and increasing funding to accelerate the development and production of new and modernized nuclear warheads and delivery systems.
Rejecting arms control: The authors of the defense section in Project 2025 generally believe that arms control treaties weaken the U.S. and actively advocate for an end to the arms control and non-proliferation regimes.
Resuming nuclear testing: The document specifically recommends rejecting ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) and preparing the Nevada National Security Site for a resumption of U.S. nuclear explosive testing for the first time since 1992. Experts warn that a U.S. return to testing would likely cause other nations like Russia and China to follow suit, unraveling the global nonproliferation system.

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ErisX.23@erisx23· Oct 6

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(Use the link above the photo to watch the video.)

ErisX.23@erisx23· Oct 3

Some men just love bots!

ErisX.23@erisx23· Sep 10

ErisX.23@erisx23· Aug 22

Truly an artist for our times.

ErisX.23@erisx23· Aug 5

ErisX.23@erisx23· Aug 4

Is it just me? I keep seeing ads like this and I wonder if this is how people live now. Everything pre-packaged and ready to eat/serve. Am I the only one who finds this weird?

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jul 30

EVERY ACCUSATION IS A CONFESSION.

"Qanon conspiracy theory centers on the fabricated claim that a cabal of Satan-worshipping, cannibalistic pedophiles in league with the "deep state" is operating a global child sex trafficking ring
. Followers of QAnon believe that this cabal includes prominent figures within Hollywood, the Democratic Party, and the United States government. According to the theory, Donald Trump was secretly leading a fight against them"

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jul 26

Matt Stoler's latest over on Substack is talking about anti-trust corruption, but that last paragraph covers SO much more territory..!

"What we should be doing is constructing an agenda for an opposition party that will articulate a way to run our society based on integrity and virtue, instead of whatever it is we’re seeing here. And to do that, getting the details matters. In the meantime, there’s a very big difference between the problematic situation we’re in right now, and the worst case scenario on antitrust. "

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jul 24

We've discovered who will be writing and directing the movie: Tony Gilroy and Mel Brooks Now, who will give the movie a working title?

ErisX.23@erisx23· Jul 14

The laughs just keep coming.