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They’re holding me hostage at the dinner table 🫡
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And so my annual Grammy live blogging extravaganza concludes for another year.
Final thoughts….
Me missing the first hour 😙👌
Joni Mitchell 😙👌
Miley Cyrus 😙👌
Fantasia 😙👌
Jay Zs speech😙👌
That one speech about music bringing us together 😙👌
Celine Dion 😙👌
Lipsyncing 😒👎
That shady “accidental” tweet 😒👎
Crypto.com Arena 😒👎
The Grammys in general 😒👎
The production value 😒👎
No Carrie Underwood 😒👎
Whatever it was that Travis did 😒👎
Me missing the first hour 😒👎
Taylor🙄
The Recording Academy 😒🖕
#grammys#66th grammy awards#final thoughts#jayz#celine dion#recap#liveblogging#joni mitchell#Fantasia#taylor swift#scammies
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Got my sister’s friend invested in this series. I really just tell her who died and who got mutilated but she’s invested in Darius now
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Trevor Noah, Grammys Red Carpet
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no but actually. maybe the only thing that can top that is when trevor noah said “by the way, i love your song anti-hero. my auntie is a hero too.”
highlight of the grammys was definitely watching taylor do her little awkward dances during all the performances
#taylor did NOT see that punchline coming and started laughing so hard#i did too#belle speaks#belle liveblogs#taylor swift#grammys
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Someday I will make a really good and well written post on toxic positivity in fandom but right now all I can think about is this one todd in the shadows clip where he talks about the rolling stone liveblogging the Grammys like a 12 year old girl and his shock at finding out the writer was a music critic he used to read very in depth writing of and how he's decided for that reason alone to keep on being a hater and that really had me crying sobbing at my screen screaming "HES JUST LIKE ME FR" so hard that I can't word a post better than that story to explain how I feel
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forgot to liveblog the grammys because i forgot they are on today <3 but i adore trevor noah!
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grammy night!!! can’t wait to liveblog with y’all later tonight!! 😍
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also apologies for the many Grammys posts, I'm not even watching them but someone I follow is liveblogging it lmao
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And if I liveblog the Grammys what then
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Nah I reblogged this before I read it because your “I hate liberals” tag sounded exactly like every Republican I’ve ever met but then I read it and thought the aneurysm line was ironic. The only thing I’m liveblogging is this 2014 biography of six -time Grammy winner Billy Joel.
It is extremely disturbing how many posts I see claiming that Roe v. Wade was overturned on Biden's watch and blaming him and the Democratic Party for it. It's disturbing on a number of levels.
First, it was Trump and Bush-appointed justices who handed down the Dobbs decision. This is a flagrant example of blaming Democrats for things Republicans did, and not coincidentally is one of the the most widely felt differences between the two parties. As a result, it's usually the first example Democrats and their allies point to; this misappropriation suggests a deliberate attempt to undercut that fact.
Secondly, and related to the first point, it obfuscates who the real enemy is, and I am comfortable using word "enemy" to describe the Republican Party because of the policies they advocate and enact. The truth is that states controlled by the Republican Party were where the effects of Dobbs are most severely felt, while states controlled by the Democratic Party are passing laws to protect abortion. It is important to know which party opposes abortion and which party supports it. If the Republicans gain control of the House, Senate, and White House, they will pass a national abortion ban, as they have done at the state level in several places.
Thirdly, blaming Biden for Dobbs demonstrates a very concerning lack of understanding of how the government functions. The judiciary is its own branch of government; judges are appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate. It doesn't matter who is president when a decision is handed down, it matters who was president when the justices were appointed. People sometimes react to this by moving the goalposts and claiming the real issue was a failure by Democrats to "codify" Roe v. Wade. I am not sure what "codify" means in this context, and I'm not sure they are either. One thing it does not mean is that congress can pass a law saying "abortion is legal forever." Republicans could easily repeal such a law and it the federal government cannot necessarily prevent states from restricting abortion at the state level. Roe v. Wade was a ruling stating that the constitution guaranteed a right to privacy, which included the right to have an abortion. This prevented abortion restrictions in a way federal law cannot. That doesn't mean passing federal law protecting abortion is a bad idea, but it isn't a foolproof protection. It's fair to argue that the Democratic Party and the left of center generally were complacent about abortion. The form of this complacency was not taking the courts seriously, while the right spent fifty years openly filling the courts with anti-abortion judges.
The last thing that worries me is that this is popping up phrased almost the exact same way all over the place. I am afraid that it is not merely incompetence, but intentional misinformation, that is then repeated by the incompetent who believe it.
I know some will probably dismiss this post as being from a "vote harder" liberal Biden supporter, but whatever your feelings about Biden, the Democratic Party, or the democratic process in the U.S., you should care about the truth. The truth is that Roe v. Wade was overturned by Republican-appointed judges and abortion bans are being enacted by Republican elected officials, and Joe Biden opposes these things. You can do with that information whatever you wish, but you denying it is dishonest.
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If this man doesn't win anything tonight, I will riot. I will throw things. Rocks will fly
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Michelle Obama: *speaks* Everyone else:
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Harry Styles, Grammys Red Carpet
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Bruh Lizzo looks so pretty
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grammys on the 5th how about a liveblog to spice things up !!!!!
#i am seriously i will do it for One Like <3#the official tag is as follows for those who may want to mute it !!!!#grammyblogging <3#syd speaks!#to delete later
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