Thule Taaffe
@thuletaaffe.bsky.social did:plc:ux7yb57bm72e4xo7ye5nqwl2
Author of “Milk and Catfish,” 📕 “Don’t Never Dead Head,” 📕 “Yellow Jaundice” 📕 and several other hilarious, soon-to-be published novels which make fun of American politics. 💙 PurpleHullPress.com
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Thule Taaffe (@thuletaaffe.bsky.social) is een Bluesky-gebruiker die zich op 20 december 2024 heeft aangemeld. Die heeft 2.299 volgers, volgt 3.400 accounts en heeft 58 posts geplaatst.
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The ultra-wealthy keep trying to pit the rest of us against each other with scare tactics ("communists!" "men in the ladies room!!" "brown people!!!" "drag queens!!!!") to keep us from noticing that our real problem is THEM. They want us to fight *any* war—except a class war. Happy Labor Day.
Post tonenTHREAD: The boy is called a liar. He’s told not to defend himself. Then the private school owner encourages all of his peers to attack him, one by one. She hits him, repeatedly, with a plastic pipe-like object. How does this school still exist — and receive state funds? 🧵
Post tonenThis fantastic photographer caught me in a quiet moment at a dance club and bar in Lyon France on the final night of Quais Du Polar. I think I was just ruminating on all the places words have taken me and how I get to take the ancestors with me... Also I might be drunk lol 😆
Post tonenThe KING OF ASHES paperback is the Barnes and Noble Thriller pick for April.....
Post tonenAt the very least former AG Pam Bondi should lose her license to practice law because of the way she hacked up the rule of law and was complicit with Trump in going after his political enemies.
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