dianekirchenbauer.bsky.social
SANE & SA Advocate, voracious reader of history, literature, & banned books. I stan for CPP & IPP, & rare diseases, marginalized folks & integrity. Mom of 3, grandmother of 14 & GG of 1.
"The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house." ~Lor
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Especially with the Medicade cuts looming in the shadows.I can guarantee if the baby requires a waiver to cover cost of care it won't be available.
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Fumes of flatulence and Trichiella spiralis cysts.
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It's as if Ayn Rand & F. Scott Fitzgerald's characters came up with this stellar proposal.
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Diphtheria, Typhoid, Scarlett Fever, and Congenital Rubella Syndrome will all make a comeback if brainworm and idioticy get their way. Masks will be our only mitigation tool.
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But there to cowardly. Nobody really cares about gender as long as the person has their six.
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He thinks he could buy the papacy like in the past. But, he doesn't have enough liquid assets or anything that resembles faith outside of his megawatt ego.
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Fuck the movies making me take out my phone. Fuck the restaurants for making me take out for my phone for a menu. Fuck my refrigerator for making me use my phone to change the temperature. Fuck this whole goddamn data harvest culture, I hope its architects feel the cleansing fire of a wrathful god
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I still volunteered on the hotline until many options for the medical care they desired were banned.
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I'm a elder crone. Sadly I remember classmates who had Polio and had to wear braces. Sanatoriums for TB, our neighbor was in one. And the big yellow quarantine sign on our front door when I had Rubella. Science gave us longer life expectancy. Not race,class,$,or religious practice.
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Many states had laws which stated people who were 'Ugly' or had a deformity couldn't be seen in public up to 1970. These were abolished with the inception of the ADA. People with disabilities had no right to an education either.
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I despise him.