“Is The New York Times a Liberal Newspaper? Of course it is.”
— Daniel Okrent, Public Editor, New York Times, 7/25/2004I refuse to leave those Antifa mugshots as the top picture any longer.
Names when I get a chance, as usual.

Berkeley PD posts unmasked pictures of communist shock troops arrested at their latest violent protest.

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You know how extremists, wackjobs, and conspiracy theorists use claims of persecution to attract new followers?

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Maybe encouraging giant corporations to publicly prove them right is a bad idea? Setting aside the betrayal of our society’s principles, it’s just tactically unsound.
“First they came for Alex Jones, and I said nothing, because I knew they’d attack anyone who defended his right to speak nonsense.”
I had been wondering what the “vehicle mechanical failure” was that caused the fire that has so far destroyed over 135,000 acres around Redding. The answer? A flat tire. Rim scrapes asphalt, throws sparks into dry brush, whoosh.
In other news, the Mendocino Complex fire is up to 229,000 acres.

…except that at our house, it was the dishwasher, and it took us half an hour to figure out where the muffled, plaintive meows were coming from.
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So, I stumbled across the link that takes you to the old Items you’ve marked “Not interested” page, and by golly, my 50,000+ entries are still there, and are still being updated with new entries.
You’re just not using them to filter items from the current “Recommended for you” tiles.
In fairness, there’s a bit of load associated with slurping in 50,000+ ASIDs every time I visit the site, but you could at least use the most recent 100, and either make it possible to bulk-edit the list or simply wipe it. The old recommendation used to be “create a new Amazon account”, but that’s not practical now, with Prime, Kindle, FireTV, etc.