Until The Worm Came…

“Let’s head back to where we started.”

So, I return with a crumb of some Batter x Player selfship, (mainly post-off with Juni in their real form). But this is an idea of a scenario, so it may change later on.

“Perhaps, I will stay a while longer. I am no being above the sins I committed with you.”

urgent

i am now watching the live. apologies for not mentioning this earlier.

right now, there are 57 yeas, and 6 nays.

i've just been informed that the votes might be for "rule suspension." i'm hoping that's the case. otherwise, we haven't pressured them enough. but for now, i'll hold my tongue, and see what happens.

please do not panic yet. we still have the senate, and they have their own version of kosa, which the house doesn't seem to like.

here's the livestream link, in case anyone wants to see the progress themselves (if any of you are able to stomach it, that is).

btw, in order for them to pass this, they need 2/3 of the votes. i don't know why they would do that, kinda seems unnecessary, but that's what they're doing with the kids act.

not much to say about this right now. i kinda wished i was on the live earlier, since they could've talked about this, and i would've caught it in real time, but it's too late now.

anyway, here's the current votes, and how it's looking right now:

yea - 254, nay - 99, not voted - 78

155 republicans, 99 democrats, and 1 independent voted yea.

i am stupid. so this is not the final vote in the house. this is to suspend the rules. my apologies everyone.

again, i hope that that is correct.

current:

as i feared, the kids act passed in the house with a vote of 267 > 117.

we still have a chance in the senate, but this means we need to pressure the senate more heavily than we did with the house.

i'm sorry for this bummer of an update, but we still have a fighting chance. it's not over yet.

as per usual, i've been shaking, and there has been a lot in my life that has stopped me from being active against these, but i'll still try to help in any way necessary. i hope that everyone here will be okay, and to now pressure the senate.

when they'll start to talk about kosa is undecided, but now that the time has passed, we should start pressuring early.

Join this and explain how neither the House version or the Senate version of KOSA will benefit children. Make damn good arguments and ask damn good questions.

here's the link without the tracker.

temporarily back to share these two. some people have been saying that the vote will happen on monday, despite no date being given. this could very well be another trick that congress decided to pull, because they hate their own people that much. they have done this before, but that's just my theory.

despite this, please continue calling your house representatives. and while you're at it, call your senators, too. just in case.

(the first link is an open letter that is against kosa.)

kosa update (RED ALERT):

this is an all hands on deck situation right now. the house seems to have made a bipartisan agreement, and is set to be voted into law as soon as next week. again, there's no exact date, but it's an estimate on when it'll happen.

this will be voted by the house representatives. this is a floor vote. if passed, it'll go to senate.

for the next two weeks, call your house representatives. make them oppose this as soon as possible.

that'll be all for now.

update (red alert):

i just have no words. again, no set date, but it's believed that it'll happen as soon as next week.

this will be a vote within the house. this is a floor vote, meaning that there would be a high chance for it to pass, if nothing's done about it.

call the number, and phone up your representatives now. it is beyond dangerously close to passing, and it has to be stopped.

edit: if it passes the house, it still has to go through the senate. can't believe i didn't mention that here. i'm sorry.

(202) 224-3121

the kids act isn't dead, and it won't ever be with these people in office.

apologies if i have said anything wrong, or if i missed any information.

kosa update (RED ALERT):

this is an all hands on deck situation right now. the house seems to have made a bipartisan agreement, and is set to be voted into law as soon as next week. again, there's no exact date, but it's an estimate on when it'll happen.

this will be voted by the house representatives. this is a floor vote. if passed, it'll go to senate.

for the next two weeks, call your house representatives. make them oppose this as soon as possible.

that'll be all for now.

as of writing, senator blackburn is beyond desperate, and is reaching to house energy, and commerce committee now to reach a deal with the house to pass kosa, as well as the No Fakes Act, and multiple age verification laws.

there's no current date for their next meeting involving kosa, so while we still have time, please call your house representatives. if you aren't from the US, please share this. thank you.

if i made any mistakes, please let me know, and i apologize in advance.

The House and Senate returned from recess at the beginning of this month, and we are already hearing rumblings of KOSA supporters continuing to push age verification.

We cannot afford to slow down in our opposition, so please keep calling!

(Edit: And not saying this to stir up panic, just very clear they're still pushing this heavily)

Children dying from the cold, mothers screaming in pain and anguish, men praying to their Lord against injustice, the elderly groaning, the sick praying to their Lord to ease their pain and cold—all this in the tents.

Your donation and participation are very important; my family survived death due to the rain, floods, and cold.

KOSA supporters are increasing their political pressure. Some are even meeting with Speaker Johnson, and this comes as reports say the Senate and House are "making a show of collaborating on KOSA." We too need to increase our political pressure, so keep calling House Leadership, Senate Commerce Committee members, and your representatives!

This really worries me. Massachusetts lawmakers and Governor Maura Healey are rushing to pass some of the most invasive and unworkable online ID check legislation I’ve ever seen in the form of a “social media ban” for young people.1,2 As a Mass resident, parent of a teen, and longstanding hater of online ID checks, I’m taking this personally. But it’s not just personal. If a bill like this passes in MA, supposedly one of the most progressive states in the country, it could be game over for online anonymity.

We’re taking a stand in MA,3 because if we lose on ID checks here, we might lose everywhere. I’m hoping you can rush a donation to fund this crucial rapid response campaign.

DONATE TO STOP ID CHECKS

Here are just a few things these bills threaten to do:

Force everyone (not just kids) to upload a government ID or submit to a facial recognition scan to create a social media account or post online, even on educational sites like Wikipedia.

Allow unsupportive parents to lock queer and trans youth off the Internet, restricting access to life-saving community and information with zero recourse.

Expand the Trump admin’s surveillance capabilities, making it easier for them to persecute people organizing protests, monitoring ICE, and criticizing the administration.

There are much better ways to protect kids than spying on everyone. MA lawmakers could start with passing a comprehensive data privacy bill4 that would actually crack down on Big Tech abuses and make the Internet safer for everyone.

I’ve been working around the clock to get reporters asking critical questions, educate lawmakers who seem to lack a basic understanding of the tech (much less the law), and mobilize a coalition of local groups to speak out against ID checks. And we’ve already started moving the needle5— but this could move super fast. So we need to be faster.

If you can, please support this campaign. We really need to win, for the sake of our ability to organize and keep our communities safe. Or to put it another way, we can’t afford to lose. Thanks for all you do, Evan at Fight for the Future P.S. If you’re in Massachusetts, take action here to let Governor Healey and MA lawmakers know how you feel about ID checks.

Footnotes:

WGBH: https://www.wgbh.org/news/politics/2026-04-08/mass-house-passes-bill-to-ban-kids-under-14-from-social-media

A line-by-line analysis of Governor Maura Healey’s proposed social media legislation: https://www.fightforthefuture.org/news/2026-04-16-a-line-by-line-analysis-of-governor-maura-healeys-proposed-social-media-legislation/

Stop Online ID Checks in Massachusetts: https://www.stoponlineidchecks.org/MA

ACLU Mass: https://www.aclum.org/campaigns-initiatives/data-privacy-now/

i made a post like this before, but here it is again anyway.

no doomerism.

i get it that it's hard to fully comprehend, after everything we've done, but we still got a LOT of time to stop it. and hey, even if it's fully passed? i'm sure we'll find ways to fight against it. i'm trying my best to make things a bit more better, despite the circumstances. i get it if you're feeling defeated, and that feeling is okay. however, don't let it stop you from continuing to fight.

again, the package, while it has passed, is on the floor. a vote will be scheduled soon, but for now, we'll play by ear. for those that have tried your best sharing this info to others, means the world to me. i'm glad that more people have finally woken up to this shit, especially when it has gotten louder, and overwhelming over time. this means that more people are fighting against it.

also, i apologize if my journalism isn't as good as it should've been. i didn't expect myself to do this, especially from where i'm at now, so this is something completely different for me. again, i apologize heavily if it's not as professional, or even fully informative.

i'm pretty sure that's about it for the time being. gonna reblog some posts, and step away from tumblr. i'll be back, so don't worry about me. thank you once again, and take care.

no really, take care. you deserve it. :) ❤️❤️❤️

Call, call call!!

Markup is tomorrow, March 5th.

Link to the full lineup of bills:

https://x.com/housecommerce/status/2029031227529765310?s=46&t=yFN9Hf-JJHJ9o67VUawUqg

It’s that time again. Bad Internet Bills like the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), App Store Accountability Act, and SCREEN Act,1 are expected to be reviewed by the House Energy and Commerce Committee this week, bringing us that much closer to a super-censored Internet under the guise of “kids safety.”

We have to keep up the pressure against these bills. By now, we should be clear on where they come from (Project 2025-style right-wing censorship)2 and what they do (block content and violate privacy rights, especially for marginalized youth, and restrict queer and trans voices).3 Lawmakers need to feel the heat every single time they parrot the lie that we need to hand over our IDs or faces to keep kids safe online. Don’t let them advance these bills without a fight:

CALL NOW TO STOP CENSORSHIP

It takes just a few minutes to call, you’ll get routed to the key lawmakers on the House committee who need the most pressure (they might not be your lawmakers, and that’s okay). When you click call, a script will pop up to help you out.

Thanks for taking action! If you can, share BadInternetBills.com with your trusted people, we need phones ringing off the hook this whole week. Solidarity, Sarah Philips at Fight for the Future

Footnotes:

Bad Internet Bills: https://www.badinternetbills.com/

Al Jazeera: https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2025/1/14/how-the-trump-administration-threatens-internet-freedoms