But by all means prolife folk, continue to insist that women who have had abortions will be held legally harmless once Roe is overturned. Oh, and while you’re at it, could you tell us how many woopsydoodles are acceptable in order to maintain that rule?
In 2010, Iowa police tried to prosecute a pregnant mother for falling down the stairs. https://t.co/iyUCteG4Dq
— ᴘᴇᴛᴛʏ ᴡʜɪᴛᴇ (@flotisserie) May 5, 2022
Not compromising with anyone who is OK with limiting the ability of Jews and Muslims to exercise our freedom of religion for the sake of forcing their religion on all of us.
Reminder you cannot read my or other peoples minds. Compromise for both sides is the sensible solution. Independents & common sense women side with most European countries. Germany & many others set the time limit to 14-18 wks. Being aware of historical mass genocide is wise. pic.twitter.com/9ie80GEJ1l
— Kathleen Larson (@LarsonKellie) May 6, 2022
Calm down ladies it’s just the state commandeering your uterus I really don’t understand why this is such a problem for you. Look on the bright side!
What Roe did was kickstart the extreme cultural polarization that has log defined and blighted American politics. Maybe the end of Roe can mark the beginning of a return to living together, and negotiating a way to make that bearable.https://t.co/o4b6TYBKT0
— Andrew Sullivan (@sullydish) May 6, 2022
Testing to see if I have Bridgy Fed configured properly.
Facebook: “Your post goes against our Community Standards on human exploitation” Me: “But I’ve been repeatedly assured that this only happens to conservatives! Something something Big Tech something something censorship! Better go join Truth Social! No wait, I’ll stick with something that actually works.”
So I’ve been in the market for a newer/working RSS reader for a while, and about two weeks ago I decided to try out Substack’s new reader. Here are my thoughts.
First, infinite scroll in your inbox. I hate this and would dearly love to be able to turn it off, but can deal for now.
Feed discovery: For now, you have to have the exact address of the feed. You don’t appear to be able to type in a URL and have the feed discovered. On the other hand, it seems to be pretty forgiving when it comes to parsing and rendering feeds.
Downside: You can’t delete a feed after you’ve added it. I get that this is still in beta, but that seems like something that should be part of any release.
Finally, you can’t yet import or export opml files, but maybe that’s coming in a future update.
Final verdict: I’ll continue to use this for now unless another reader comes along, hopefully one that doesn’t suck. My kingdom for a feed reader that doesn’t suck and that I can use across devices.
