"are we there yet" ... "are we there yet"...

Trump: "Fuck kids"

Everyone else: "(somehow puts up with it)"

And children

"Protecting kids" is always such a red flag.

This is propaganda.

The Supremacy Clause deals with conflicts between state and federal LAWS. Is there a Federal law that specifically endows ICE to be masked and in unmarked vehicles?

$0.05/mile EV ($0.15/kWh / 3mi/kWh)

vs

$0.17/mile Gas ($5.00/gal / 30mi/gal)

And pin it to an inflation index maybe?

It's like the best way to prevent police brutality and murder: simply make them individually liable for damages and require them to carry insurance for it. Bad actions make you uninsurable, and the rest of your department more risky (expensive).

If you've got your cute lil kid in that cart then the meme holds up

Well he's not wrong

DC entered the chat

I thought this was leading to suspenders. Also very comfortable, and keep your pants up.

Not one person in that room stood up for that Marine

Starts with a "oh shit these old people have expensive healthcare needs!", proceeds to "how the hell are we going to pay for their elder benefits?" (Social Security in the US), and eventually to "even their houses got gobbled up by the banks and private capital when they had to reverse mortgage their homes to pay off their medical bills and live out their final days...."

"He makes me feel like a million bucks"

"She makes me hard"

And some basic image editing! At last

"Capital class squeezes the working class. More at 8."

Maybe he could like police his streets then? Removing thugs with guns is, like, his job.

Nice! An actual replacement to Nextdoor.

Back from this rabbit hole and brought gifts:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/*removed*

It's been in use since the 16th century by English speakers. Basically it was just an anglicization of the Spanish or Portuguese negro. At the time it was seen as neutral by white folk, but it's also always been tied to slavery, so definitely not neutral from the pov of the slaves.

So did its use imply a power imbalance? Yes. Did the white folk who used it early on know? Maybe..?

I guess it's similar to using "Indian" to describe New World Native peoples. It's always been tied to expansionism and genocide, but from the pov of the oppressor that connotation isn't readily recognized.