#best SNL sketch

[cinematicnomad]

SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE ▸ 49.16 jumanji (xx)

[charlieconwayy]

[itsbenedict]

Do you have a source for the Brazilian courts demanding personal information of the posters? I haven't been following the story very closely, but everything I've seen has only talked about censorship, which Mush already did for Turkey last year.

I haven't been following it closely either- I'm just going off this post, by someone I don't know and whose objectivity I distrust. They claim that the new Brazilian government had a Jan 6-style failed coup attempt by their far right, and that their Supreme Court ruled that the social media platforms the participants used to coordinate the attempt were required to hand over all their information about the attackers so they could be prosecuted. Purportedly, Musk said no, this obviously violated the laws that said he had to do it, and there is now a legal snafu of some sort.

I don't expect OP to have been lying about most of this, because they're arguing that the demands were justified- but I also can't find a source on that specifically, yeah. The news stories I'm seeing only mention that they demanded that some number of users' accounts should be suspended due to "spreading misinformation". I'm not sure if the link between the riots (which happened) is as direct as OP is implying, but it seems plausible.

Regardless, communications platforms should not be legally liable for speech hosted on them, and even though the rioters in question probably should be arrested, demanding that Twitter be involved in this process and taking retaliatory action against them for noncompliance is- and I believe this is the technical term- "some real bullshit".

If web platforms can be held responsible for anything any government decides is "misinformation", then you have a serious problem the next time you get a Bolsonaro. You don't want Twitter to cave to these sorts of orders. This was the correct move.

...And, as you note, the move Musk did not make when Erdogan demanded the same thing in 2023. One would hope that this is him regretting that decision and opting to do better this time, but more realistically he's just less principled than he likes to think and makes these decisions mainly on the basis of culture war grudges and how personally pissed off he happens to be today.

[rosalie-starfall]

Gilda Radner & Jane Curtin

Saturday Night Live - January 29 1977

"Well ah, first of all, once a month..." "Oh yes, oh yes."

[theburialofstrawberries]

watched hot rod because jacob anderson took a bath and watched it on his laptop to give himself inspiration the night before day 1 of shooting iwtv.... it's kind of a perfect movie. also when hot rod's stepdad tells him "you're a man now, son" I screamed

[chronicowboy]

say what you will about modern cinema but the nice guys (2016) dir. shane black is a piece of art

[marysong23]

10/10. No notes. Incredible. 😂

[illiana-mystery]

SNL (S47/E12) - Dog Show

[mrgaretcarter]

i wish everyone would like, care about women

[downtherabbitholewithlucy]

Pulling back the curtain behind Evan Jealous and Kevin

[tomwambscunts]

I think they should make a crossover transition from succession finale to barry finale like the last shot of succession should be revealed as this is what barry is watching in prison or something idk or roman roy fucked up and ended up in prison with barry idk idk

[hjtheroofer]

SNL Mothers

[virgochalet]

[hyumjim]

My Adderall is here after like a straight week of going through withdrawal bc of the shortage 😻😻😻😻😻 this is an edit of her that I made just now in snow to express my feelings