Stephen Therry

@stephentherry

Canadian with some knowledge in psychology, sociology, emotional intelligence. Infantilization and cult of personality destroy us. "I am just a human being trying to make it in a world that is rapidly losing its understanding of being human." -John Trudel

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Stephen Therry@stephentherry· 24d

Proof of afterlife.

Image from the film Bruce Almighty showing Jim Carrey standing indoors with a wide open-mouthed smile while holding one hand toward the camera. His hand has seven fingers instead of five, creating a surreal visual effect. He wears a white T-shirt under an open plaid shirt. The image comes from a scene in which Bruce, having temporarily gained divine powers, playfully alters reality. It is commonly used online to humorously point out obvious image manipulation, AI-generated mistakes, or impossible visual details.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· 26d

I prefer Star Trek's Changelings.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· 29d

And what the Democrats will do when McConnell will be announced dead? The same darn thing they just did with Lindsey Graham!

Screenshot from the anime Legend of the Galactic Heroes showing a young man with light brown hair wearing a pale green jacket, smiling gently while looking toward someone off-screen. Yellow English subtitles at the bottom read, “You might have killed millions of people, but at the very least, you made me happy.”

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jul 11

War is peace.

Book cover for Nineteen Eighty-Four featuring a distressed red-and-black design with the large white title “1984” at the top. A chain-link fence topped with barbed wire stretches across the center of the cover, evoking imprisonment and authoritarian control. Near the bottom, three of the novel’s famous Party slogans appear in bold text: “IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH,” “FREEDOM IS SLAVERY,” and “WAR IS PEACE.” The stark, oppressive design reflects the novel’s themes of totalitarianism, propaganda, surveillance, and political repression.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jul 8

To the American reporters:

Image from an NFL locker room press conference showing A. J. Brown seated in front of reporters and surrounded by microphones. Instead of answering questions, he holds up a large handwritten sign that reads, “YOU AREN’T LISTENING.” The image became widely shared online as a reaction meme to express frustration with people who repeatedly ignore explanations, facts, or previous responses.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jul 7

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Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jul 3

Are tumbleweeds count as people?

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jul 2

'MURICA!

Drawing of a fat man in a electric wheelchair with a basket full of mc Donald's bags, a mounted auto rifle and a big America flag.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jul 2

Meme showing a close-up of a brass automotive battery terminal connector attached to a car battery. Large white text at the top reads, “SO MUCH NEGATIVITY ONLINE,” while the bottom text says, “I DECIDED TO SHARE A POSITIVE POST.”

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jul 2

Meme featuring an orange-and-white cat hugging a scratching post with both front legs while resting its head against it affectionately. Large white text at the top reads, “I LOVE THIS POST...” and the bottom text continues, “I LOVE THIS POST SO MUCH!”

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 30

Riiiight. Math. $0.50 down from $1.50 up is still too damn high.

Meme featuring a classic Barbie doll wearing a pink-and-white striped dress and carrying a bright pink handbag. Large white text at the top reads, “MATH IS HARD,” while the bottom text says, “LET’S GO SHOPPING!”

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 30

For republicans, affordability really seems like a new word, because they look like they don't know what it is and are using that word at every wrong situation.

Reaction meme featuring Inigo Montoya from the film The Princess Bride looking directly at the camera with a skeptical expression. Large white text at the top reads, “YOU KEEP USING THAT WORD,” while the bottom text says, “I DON'T THINK YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS.”

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 27

A classic.

Political cartoon showing three men seated around a table with a plate of cookies in the center. A well-dressed older man points toward a Black man while speaking to a white construction worker, whose plate holds a single cookie. The speech bubble reads, “Careful mate... that foreigner wants your cookie!” The cartoon illustrates how powerful or privileged individuals can divert attention from inequality by encouraging resentment toward immigrants or minorities instead of addressing unequal distributions of wealth or resources.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 26

I won't even wait. I already know. (This comic was done by @happyroadkill.bsky.social in 2018, ffs)

Two-panel political cartoon comparing the behavior of the two major U.S. political parties while in office. The left panel, titled “Democrats in Office,” shows a nervous donkey in a suit speaking at a presidential podium, saying, “You have to understand there’s only so much I can do in this position…” The right panel, titled “Republicans in Office,” shows a smiling elephant in a suit at a similar podium saying, “Heads up, I’m gonna try to establish a monarchy this week.”

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 24

That's what I do when I see someone like him.

I often block hateful, ignorant people to save them from embarrassing themselves further. It's a special form of mercy. johnpavlovitz.com

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 24

Yikes.

Inspirational graphic with the title, “How to Choose Your Hill to Die On,” displayed in large black and blue text at the top. Below the title is a photograph of a narrow dirt path winding up a grassy hillside beside a wooden fence under a star-filled night sky. The website “www.inspiredforward.com” appears at the bottom. The image uses the metaphor of a hill to suggest thoughtfully choosing which principles, arguments, or causes are worth defending.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 24

They need our help. (By @happyroadkill.bsky.social)

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 24

Yikes.

Rude Tay
@stardusttay.bsky.social
K-hive forever. If you don't loudly support Democrats, you are a fascist collaborator.
Warning: Rude

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 23

Why would Democrats want to be there? It's the next steps to go right, where corporations and other big donors encourage them to go.

Poster for the documentary The Corporation. The design features a bright red background with the black silhouette of a businessman carrying a briefcase. A white halo floats above his head while a pointed devil’s tail curls behind him, creating a visual contrast between virtue and corruption. A quote from USA Today appears at the top. Large black text displays the title, “The Corporation,” followed by the subtitle, “The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power.” The name of author and filmmaker Joel Bakan appears at the bottom. The poster uses minimalist imagery to criticize corporate power and the pursuit of profit.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 22

Well, it seems Claude ended up its deep analysis on who wrote it with the answer "Not Sure". I guess it was useful to feed the AI algorithm with more data, somehow.

Reaction image from the film Idiocracy showing a man wearing a jacket patterned with American flags and a gold chain. He has a confused, uncertain facial expression while standing indoors. Large white text at the bottom reads, “NOT SURE.”

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 19

Idiocracy is not supposed to be real.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 18

Screenshot from a television performance showing singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette standing at a microphone on a dimly lit stage. She is wearing a bright red knit beanie and a dark long-sleeved shirt, with her hair in braids. White subtitle text at the bottom reads, “a little too ironic.” The image references her well-known song Ironic and is often used online as a reaction image to point out irony, hypocrisy, or amusing contradictions.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 17

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzxU...

Mask of Darth Vader with a big "make The empire great again" white cap.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 16

This close.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 15

While l’m cleaning up my hard drive, I have found this. It's a screenshot of a tweet I kept in my bookmarks as I was sure what Anand Giridharadas said is right. And after two years, as everyone can see, indeed he is.

The.Ink, from Anand Giridharadas @AnandWrites
If Donald Trump is elected president again, politics will be your life 24/7. You will not be able to escape it. Conflict will surround you. And instead
of chasing your dreams and taking care of your family, you will have to be consumed by daily disaster.
MSNBC morning joe

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 14

Irvin C. Wade @blueskyicw.bsky.social

I start to fume when I hear Schumer mention 'writing a strong letter' or when Jeffreys says 'at a time of our choosing'. That America is gone!!
Words coming from AOC, Crockett, Maxwell, Ossoff, Murphy etc. convey relevance, immediacy and seriousness.

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 14

Hegseth is our Colonel Jessup.

Close-up image from the film A Few Good Men showing Colonel Jessup in uniform angrily shouting during a courtroom scene. His mouth is wide open, his face is tense with emotion, and he appears to be yelling intensely at someone off-camera. The image is commonly associated with the famous line, “You can’t handle the truth!”

Stephen Therry@stephentherry· Jun 14

He's desperate to simp to Trump.