A short story.

You have robbers in your house who are killing your family members. Give me three quarters of your valuables. You have to pay me to help. I get that they will probably rob the rest of the street, but I that's not my problem.

After playing a fictional member of the Resistance a long time ago, I never could have imagined it ever happening in real life, but here we are.

Ok listen, we can team up with shockingly dimwitted people to beat the fascists this time, but afterwards everyone gets a halfway decent civics and history education, kapish

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PSA- Gov. Braun has banned the distribution of the Imagination Station books in Indiana.

For those who do not know, Imagination Station is a program started by Dolly Parton which provides a free book each month to children from 0-5.

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When he said he would lower the cost of eggs, was he talking about women's eggs?

Maybe it's just the bubble I live in, but it sure doesn't seem like the news globally wasn't booming with fascism under Biden. I wonder what changed?

a woman is saying `` this is the bad place ! '' ALT: a woman is saying `` this is the bad place ! ''

It's so wild that there are people that are allowed to bypass traditional security measures that are inabled to access information that could be very threatening to our government and country. It's almost like you can buy your way in...weird.

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Wow. What a shit show. 😳

WATCH: “Instead of giving money to private schools that don’t take kids like me, please help public schools get better and fund them.”

A 6th grader with cerebral palsy speaks out against the TEXAS voucher scam. (cc: @GovBillLee)

A shot of Denali National park with the tall snowcapped mountains reflected in the lake's surface, trees on all sides.

Denali National Park. Six million acres of land and North America's tallest peak - 20,310 feet. The aboriginal homeland of five Northern Athabascan Indian groups.

I have not yet had the chance to visit but hope to someday!

Bird! A blue jay. Sitting on a bent branch of a dogwood tree, the branch mounded with snow, the dappling of late day sunlight behind. The blue jay is in the left of frame, facing right, its tuft slicked back and catching the golden light. In its mouth -- er, it's beak, is the beak its mouth, or is the mouth inside the beak okay never mind whatever -- IN THE BEAK is a peanut. A treasure. A prize. A little snack. The blue jay looks quite pleased at what it is found in the snow -- taken before a squirrel could get it. Photo by me, Chuck Wendig

ANYWAY, sorry, here's a bird. Pause and regard the bird. The bird is happy, for the bird has found a peanut. May we all find the small joy of finding a tasty snack today.

(photo by me)