What pisses me off is that so many of those people still support whatever the cause is, they think he's "just going about it the wrong way". Like they're fine with the tariffs or deportations or whatever, just that they thought it would be done with more consideration or process or something.
And you know they'll vote for anyone else promising the same thing, and delude themselves that "next time it'll be done right". Fuck all of them.
Depends on how many people you're envisioning in your commune, but you'll likely need more than a one-acre garden. And working that garden is quite a bit of work!
Must've been hard coming off all those steroids cold turkey - good!
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I wonder how much they had to pay a business major to come up with those sentences, or did they just use ChatGPT ....
The APIcalypse.
Would've been nice if they'd denied him the visit. I remember Bush Jr had to apply for a waiver because of a 30 year old drink driving charge ...
For the people who didn't read the article, or found it confusing, here's some context, put into a timeline from the slightly confusing article:
Arturo Gamboa was marching with the crowd in Salt Lake City, when he separated from the march, moved behind a wall and returned with a rifle. Two of the march's peacekeepers saw this and confronted him with their handguns drawn. At this point, Gamboa raised his rifle into a firing position and ran toward the crowd. One of the march's peacekeepers fired three rounds. He hit Gamboa, and also hit innocent bystander Arthur Folasa Ah Loo. Ah Loo has died.
Not from the article: there's a video circulating of a bunch of people sitting in an entryway. One of the people there picks up a backpack belonging to someone else and moves away, saying "He's got a rifle in here". They call over the police, who force the guy down and arrest him.
The video is from when the crowd is sheltering after the shots were fired. Gamboa, who was injured, tried to hide inside the crowd. One of the people there noticed the shape of the hidden rifle, and the blood on his hand, took the backpack away and they called the cops over.
Edit: I went to the SLC sub on The Other Place:
Video of the first shots being fired (no gore) Note that it looks like the news article may have the confrontation / running away / firing sequence out of order. I'm gonna turn off notifications and you guys can debate this among yourselves.
Every time I see something mild but stupid (like this) that's done by administration, all I can think of is that OSS sabotage manual that was like "make mistakes", lol.
The Minnesota ones are particularly interesting. The Democrats had a one-seat advantage in both chambers of the Minnesota legislature. The assassin specifically targeted one Democratic member of each chamber. The Minnesota House is now tied, and the Senate will be tied until Hoffman is able to work or (or Minnesota allows it, I'm not sure) is about to designate someone to vote for him.
I'm more than happy to chip in to send some doordash to her room ....