nettewdavis.bsky.social
Librarian for 40+ years. Geek. Pilgrim. Grammy. I get by with a little help from my friends.
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Can we think about how unintelligent it is to publicly shame and ostracize someone who has been ambivalent about some of your actions? Are they more likely to try to rejoin your side or turn away further?
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Video footage by @jesscraven101.bsky.social on the scene displaying a peaceful march.
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This is like entrapment.
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Yes, thank you Threads for showing me where to go on YouTube.
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ICE has blanketed the entire neighborhood in a massive cloud of tear gas. The Home Depot and several other local businesses have closed for the day due to the tear gas.
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You remember all that election talk about the end of democracy. Well, this is it.
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To make that argument the minimum wage should have kept pace with inflation and be $12.50/hour.
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The Democrats want Abrego Garcia released.
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Tax cuts to the wealthy and massive defense spending is the Republican addiction.
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Just watch. The DOJ under Bondi will also do nothing.
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Like the Guardia Civil in Spain under the dictator Franco
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This is the same dehumanization which made slavery, the Trail of Tears and the Holocaust possible.
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If the COVID booster is safe for vulnerable people, why worry about giving it to young, healthy people?
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Also increased defense spending/Golden Dome.
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Only if they need the class for their major.
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It is so important to stress how immoral and unChristlike this bill is.
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Yes, but they had to do some digging to find out about the missed filing as his immigration officer didn't know about it. My bet is they were looking at Danish people.
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If I were a Dane with a green card, I would be worried about now. This is revenge for not turning over Greenland.
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Thank you for posting
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At least half of those kids are probably from Chattanooga.
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Well, they fired the Archivist and put Rubio in his place so who knows what kind of records they are keeping?
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I understand that a court can rule that the order of protection should be revoked(due process) and he can be deported but why should he be in jail? Has he been convicted of a crime? He could be tried for domestic abuse but then he would serve his sentence in a US prison and then be deported.
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No, the judges just said he could be held at that time. They did not rule that he was MS-13. And the police here in PG County at the time were censured for how they dealt with immigrants and the detective on his case resigned. The judge ruled he could not be sent back to El Salvador.
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So we've pardoned the Jan 6 insurrectionists, brought the sex trafficking Tate brothers in, opened the borders for white Afrikaners with false persecution pretenses, and now welcomed in the family of the Sinaloa Cartel - while simultaneously disappearing law abiding people who were here legally SMDH
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He had permission to work and be in the US. He joined a union. The court said he could not be sent back to El Salvador and the first Trump administration did not contest it. Before going against the court, there should have been a hearing. thehill.com/regulation/c...