Talk about learned helplessness. Protest, call your representatives, do something. Don't just lie low, what the fuck.
SlippiHUD
I once tried making a similar argument to a game warden about only hunting deer during the day. They were not appreciative of the take.
This was after I hit a deer with my car while driving home from Thanksgiving, it was not a good time.
In 20 years, the cemetery is going to be full of headstones for children just like those old cemeteries from the 1800s and people will likely just think in mid 1900s we buried our kids somewhere else and not that kids didn't die needlessly for 70 years, and we for some reason brought it back.
So my only major issue is my normal brand of shoes changed thier foot bed insert and it wholly fucked up my back and knee after a week.
I thought I just needed to break them in, I've had to buy a new pair of shoes that don't maim me instead now, which is a new experience at 38.
Okay, Bricktop.
As a locksmith, I can tell you what I tell my paranoid customers. Buying the greatest lock in the world doesn't do shit if you still have first floor windows.
Trump has said out loud he believes he's going to hell. Why would anyone allow him to make this claim? I don't understand my reality, it's fucking insane.
I appreciate the suggestion, but I hate podcasts. I just don't connect with them, they're background noise I don't process.
I'm consuming media I would prefer it to be a solo activity, whether that's reading or watching a video. Audio only content is in some nether place where I comprehend nothing.
From a quick skim of the transcript of the first episode, the correct method is phonics. Which thankfully the school and I both teach, they just stop promising to improve the reading level after fourth grade.
My kids school promises literacy by 4th grade and hasn't mentioned it since. They're in 8th grade now. It's brutal, I've been working on thier reading level but it's hard when the school isn't making it a priority.



Correct link https://apnews.com/video/trump-threatens-to-use-the-insurrection-act-to-end-protests-in-minneapolis-c8a00b67cbfc4d30b26fbf269142a59f