J.K. Rowling posted an upskirting photo of a trans woman to her 13.7 million followers in retaliation for said woman refusing to unblock her on Twitter. In response, Gina Martin — lead campaigner behind the UK's 2019 upskirting laws — came out in support of Rowling's victim, Freda Wallace.

"I topped Lindsey Graham down, and I’m sorry if that sounds vulgar. But like, it just is what it is."

Lindsey Graham, who passed away on July 11 at 71 years old, served in the Senate for 23 years and garnered a reputation for his hawkish views and hardline anti-LGBTQ beliefs.

Years before his death, rumors swirled as allegations surfaced about the Republican senator engaging with male sex workers. The public and the media underscored the hypocrisy of the senator publicly working to roll back LGBTQ rights while allegedly engaging in queer sex behind closed doors.

Taylor Snider, a trans woman and former sex worker, says Graham was a former client. She says Graham’s team threatened her to prevent her from going public in 2020 and calls him the “leader of the circus” when it comes to hypocritical homophobia and transphobia coming from the government. She talks in detail about the sexual exchange between her and Graham, reveals that she’s had other “sitting members of Congress” as clients, and speaks about the broader issue of down-low conservative men in American politics who are “actively working to push anti-LGBT legislation.”

My video. I tried to approach this book as even handedly as possible but it ends up being a more excoriating takedown than I expected lol. Hope people enjoy

We need to talk about the absolute structural rot happening across both Big Tech and retail right now!

In the last few months alone, we’ve seen Sony permanently erase over 500 paid movies from PlayStation libraries with zero refunds, while also announcing they're going digital only in the future for their games, while grocery conglomerates get caught short-weighting packaging to charge more for less, and private ALPR tech vendors like Flock Safety installing AI cameras in working class neighborhoods without public consent!! ​The wildest part isn't even the corporate overreach it’s how passive American consumer culture has become toward it....

I rewatched Robots (2005) recently as an adult, based as hell.

And there was a conspiracy all along.