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“We lead by love. This is community. We send no orders, there’s no orders out here, just people defending each other. And we don’t need a f*cking gun to do it. We don’t need body armor to do it. We don’t need to beat up protestors, we don’t need to beat up fake news to do it. We show up, put our f*cking bodies on the line because we don’t f*ck with n*zis. Maybe one day, maybe one day, you can say the same. Community will welcome you back…”
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Actually, I do want to come back to masculinity under patriarchy and whiteness under white supremacy because I think it's worth talking more about. The "man" under patriarchy (at least "Western" patriarchy) is represented as power and independence. The man needs nothing and thus owes nothing to anyone. The man controls and is not controlled, which is intimately related to independence as dependence can make someone vulnerable to control. The image of "man" projects power and invulnerability. At the same time "man" is a bumbling fool who can't be held accountable for his inability to control his sexual urges. He must be fed and cared for, as though another child. His worst behaviors must be dismissed with phrases such as "boys will be boys" and "locker room talk." The absurdity of the concept of human "independence" is impossible to understate.
Even if you go all Ted Kaczynski, you have still been raised and taught. This is, perhaps, why it is so much more useful to think in terms of obligations than rights. Rights can be claimed and protected with violence alone, but obligations reveal the true interdependence that sustains us. A "man" may assert his rights. Yet, on some level, we all know that the "man" of patriarchy acts as a child who is not mature enough to recognize his obligations.
White violence and white fragility reflect the same dichotomy. "The master race" somehow always needs brown folks to make all their shit and do all the reproductive labor for them. For those who fully embrace whiteness, the "safe space" is a joke. DEI shows weakness. Yet, when presented with an honest history adults become children who are incapable of differentiating between criticism and simple facts. *They* become the ones who must be kept safe. The expectation to be responsible for one's own words and actions, one of the very core definitions of being an adult, is far too much to expect. Their guilt needs room, needs tending, needs caring. White people cannot simply "grow the fuck up" or, as they may say of slavery, "fucking get over it."
And again, interestingly, it is *rights* that they reference: "Mah Freeze PEACH!" I find it hard to distinguish between such and my own child's assertion that anything she doesn't like is "not fair!" No, these assertions fail to recognize the fundamental fabric of adult society: the obligations we hold to each other.
At the intersection of all privilege is the sovereign, the ultimate god-man-baby. Again, referencing the essay (https://hexmhell.writeas.com/observations-on-domination-and-trump)
> This is where it becomes important to consider the ideology behind the sovereign ritual. Participation within the sovereign ritual denotes to the participants elements of the sovereign. That is, all agents of the sovereign are, essentially, micro dictators. By carrying out the will of the sovereign, these micro dictators can, by extension, act outside of the law.
While law enforcement is the ultimate representative of sovereign violence, privileges allow a gradated approximation of the sovereign. Those who are "closer" in privilege to the sovereign may, for example, be permitted to carry out violence against those who are father away. The gradation of privilege turns the whole society, except for the least privileged, into a cult that protects the privilege system on behalf of the most privileged. (And immediately Malcolm X pops to mind as having already talked about part of this relationship in 1963 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf7rsCAfQCo.)

A look at prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket; Kalshi has ~$1B in current monthly volume and processed $6.9B in total, including $6.4B since October 2024 (Alicia Park/Forbes)
https://www.forbes.com/sites/aliciapark/2025/09/15/why-b…

Why Prediction Markets Like Kalshi Are Attracting Savvy Billionaire Investors
The savviest billionaire traders of the Forbes 400’s are placing their bets on budding prediction marketplaces. Thanks in part to Trumpworld connections, Kalshi is the front-runner in what could be a trillion dollar opportunity.

Pam Bondi Threatens Charges Over Office Depot Employee Who Refused To Print Charlie Kirk Flyers: 'We Can Prosecute You' (Michael Luciano/Mediaite)
https://www.mediaite.com/media/tv/pam-bondi-threatens-charges-over-office-depot-employee-who-refused-to-print-charlie-kirk-flyers-we-can-prosecute-you/
http://www.memeorandum.com/250915/p163#a250915p163

"Darknet Diaries Deutsch": Die Abschussliste
Die erste Folge der deutschen Adaption des Erfolgspodcasts nimmt uns mit in das Darknet, wo die Grenzen zwischen Mythos und Wahrheit verschwimmen.
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vegane mettigel prozession in halle
warum hat mich niemand eingeladen
https://www.mz.de/lokal/halle-saale/riesiger-veganer-mettigel-sorgt-fur-aufsehen-in-halle-wie-ein-kulinarischer-workshop…

MacBook: Private API misst Klappwinkel des Displays – und macht Musik
Das MacBook weiß, wo der Bildschirm steht: Apple erfasst dies per Sensorik. Ein Entwickler fand nun die versteckte API dazu.
https://w…

„Jeffrey Epstein was a warlord. We have to talk about It. Mainstream media is ignoring the fact that the late sex trafficker was a power broker who shaped global policy“ https://www.thenation.com/article/society/jeffrey-epstein-israel-foreign-policy-elite/#<…

Deutschland fliegt aus den Top 10 der innovativsten Länder
Deutschland verliert bei der Innovationskraft im internationalen Vergleich an Boden. Wo liegt die größte Herausforderung?
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Wie der BGH mit einem 70er-Jahre-Gesetz die digitale Weiterbildung lahmlegt
Urteile des BGH unterwerfen Online-Kurse strengen Regeln eines Gesetzes aus den 1970er Jahren. Für die Branche ist das ein Desaster, analysiert Joerg Heidrich.