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  • I love how she always waits as long as possible to judge how people might react to her taking a position on something. Way to lead from the back, as usual. At least she's retiring, though. NH primaries in 2026 will be important to try and get a more progressive candidate on the ballot.

    Now if only Hassan would heed my messages and resign for being just as weak and unprincipled.

  • DHMO can cut a person into 60 pieces is what I take away from that statement, and that's yet another reason to keep this dangerous chemical under very strict lock and key. Won't someone think of the children?

  • This happened with my sister and I think it was for poetry. At least, the version of it my parents fell for was for poetry writing. They might have run this scam for any number of things for all I know

  • He was wrongly deported, in this case, at least as I understand it. He is from El Salvador. You have the right energy though, because most of the people they are saying they "deported" are supposedly Venezuelan nationals and have, to your point, been human trafficked.

    Edit: this was a controversial take. I maybe wasn't careful with my words enough, which is my bad, but also I think most people probably agree there is a difference between what happened to Abrego Garcia (while still very fucked up) and what happened to an even larger set of people that have been largely existing in the shadow of this and other higher profile cases. A whole slew of people got kidnapped and shipped to a country they had never even seen before (the same amount of fucked up as before, but then with extra sauce and seasoning of the worst kind) and will never leave. They'll die on foreign dirt. They'll get put in an unmarked mass grave, maybe. Or maybe not be given a burial at all. And that has emotional consequences, sometimes on a spiritual level, for loved ones. These folks are ALL being wronged in irreparable ways. I only meant to try and point out a still-important difference between the one case everyone posts about and the hundreds of others that have an extra element of cruelty baked into them.

  • We can even crowd fund the Bukele bribe.

  • Oh I made the stupid mistake and projected it outwards lol, my bad, I apologize and edited my post

  • Do not let this person split up a bill for your restaurant party, folks

    (I'm only joking, but I think you did the math the wrong way, $500x12=$6k)

    Edit: yep.I'm an idiot, thanks folks, my poor example will stand as a testament to others, don't shame yourself publicly like this and pay attention in school!

  • Fascist POS

  • He's looking for the solution to the autistic people question

  • Crash of '87

    4yo me:

  • FedEx it. This is not an endorsement of FedEx, I'm just saying they'll ship whatever's in the box.

  • Even after he insists on being allowed to go first, believe it or not

  • This message is so important. Everyone has a different capacity and opportunity for resistance as well as a different risk factor for their involvement, and the most important thing is that we're all pulling the same direction.

    Some people's draw will be to the front lines for protests. Some might be more activist. Still others are going to be drawn toward building networks for food, water, shelter, education, etc. These are all important roles and there's room for everyone that is an ally. And sometimes people need a break to clear their head and stay sane in order to not burn out.

  • The appeasement didn't work?

  • From the rest of the posts it is clear you just want to be contrarian.

  • It's not though... It's complying with a rule/guideline/law in a malicious manner, knowing the other party can't argue that you didn't do as demanded. It's literally the phrase that means what you asked.

  • Malicious compliance

  • You cannot "deport" U.S. citizens to El Salvador or any other country. You can, however, kidnap and exile them. Let's respect language, oh great media overlords.

  • It means American