“I sort of felt like I’d been punked,” said a guy who came home and saw that a crosswalk had been installed that led directly into his driveway. https://t.co/IKhLAkPdxb pic.twitter.com/yejHb3yeoA— Laura J. Nelson 🦅 (@laura_nelson) April 12, 2019
To clarify this was Disneyland Paris and these photos are a number of years old. I'm pretty sure it got shelved quickly.— Nathan Steinmetz (@Humanstein) April 13, 2019
His entire recap of the courts' pre-Civil War and post-Reconstruction trajectory is worth reading, but this footnote really jumped out at me. pic.twitter.com/2l51NSvYQz— Matt Ford (@fordm) April 12, 2019
Almost every sentence of The NY Times Pinkerton story is absolutely insane but this section is fucked.— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) April 12, 2019
80% of all Fortune 1,000 companies have a secret Pinkerton agent pretending to be a normal employee and reporting back intel.https://t.co/23TsE29Pwm pic.twitter.com/auxBiDhiOi
Just a horrendous own goal for the #NYCFC keeper pic.twitter.com/pKLQTpuGhy— CJ Fogler (@cjzer0) April 13, 2019
But how did eugenics take hold again, great auntie Julia?— Julia Carrie Wong (@juliacarriew) April 12, 2019
Well, little unicorn child, centrists enamored of their ability to argue without commitment and titilated by being “controversial” decided that the equal humanity of people of color was worth debating
Instagram/Facebook simply did not respond when we flagged to them that an incel was running an “official” account that was the top search when users looked up Katie Bouman, the woman whose algorithm found the first picture of a black hole this week.https://t.co/cPTwLSjUcy— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) April 12, 2019
New York State gerrymandered a map to qualify Hudson Yards for $1.6 billion in financing meant for low-income areas—by threading it to public housing in Harlem. (@CityLab obtained the map info through FOIA.) https://t.co/DD5CkFBcUi pic.twitter.com/OQ6PiVEqm4— .@kristoncapps (@kristoncapps) April 12, 2019
— Cabel (@cabel) April 12, 2019
*More nightmares.