41 minutes is a long time to sit in your air conditioned office watching men struggle to survive as you decide to kill them.

My feelings, exactly.

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My daughter was talking to my wife and I about lockdown drills at her school, and at one point she said

"It's like a game of hide and seek, but you can only play once if you die."

This broke my heart. We live in a sick society, and I dont know if their is a cure.

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Portland is a “war-ravaged” city that is “on fire,” President Trump warns. But I braved the artillery fire and militia checkpoints to bring you this video report from the front lines.

One thing that comes through awfully clearly in these ICE videos is how many of these goons gravitated toward the job because being able to assault people with impunity is a big thrill for them.

Somewhere in America, a young Hispanic girl is hiding in an attic writing a diary.

Rapid release tylenol

It's true.

800 detainees are missing after being held in Alligator Alcatraz in July, showing no record of their location in ICE’s database.

Other detainees have been mistakenly deported or sent to detention centers thousands of miles away.

The cruelty is the point.

Found some awesome canisters. 👌😂

What kind of food wrapper would your bribe come in?

People say they want compromise. However:

Compromise is why the ACA has no public option.

Compromise is why we take little to no action on climate and guns and school funding.

Compromise is the reason Dems haven’t “done more” for workers.

Compromise is a means—not an end.

so many dead canaries and we just keep on mining

US President back-pedalling furiously after his administration treated some innocent hard-working Koreans like they were innocent hard-working Latinos.

Do they put the homeless people on trains and send them to camps first, or do they skip all those logistics and just send death squads to every encampment.

fbi puts another one in the books. closing the case the way most crime is solved: someone calls and tells them who did it.

“awful people don’t deserve to be killed, but they don’t deserve to be praised, either” is apparently a thought too complex for the pundit mind

Like some people are proud of Department of War 💣🔥💥

One of the most remarkable things of the last 9 months is how many Americans seem to believe the President is all powerful and Congress has no say.
Actually Congress has been ineffective by choice. It has immense power if it had the courage to use it.

These 11 souls gave their lives protecting the Epstein Files.

This is an actual exchange from a VP who took an oath to defend the constitution and, as a citizen, is expected to abide by the law.

May we one day have accountability for the grotesque lawlessness of this regime.

Nothing says, "Hey international companies, bring your manufacturing to the US" like arresting 475 workers at a Hyundai (70% of whom are South Korean).

every bit of news from the appeals courts is like “a fire lit inside a kindergarten classroom can stay burning for now, after an appeals court paused a lower court’s effort to extinguish it.”

Kinda refreshing to skeptically view someone's profile and be reminded that, no, it's not all bots and farmed outrage. There really still are some surviving organic, free-range dipshits out there.

Four panel cartoon. First panel has female presenting white person with long dark hair, glasses and a green shirt saying “today we are going to learn about insurance!” Second panel has woman talking to the edge of a brown desk, with bubble that reads “hey insurance, I am injured and I need some of that money I give you for in case I get injured.” Third panels is the woman sitting at a desk with a nameplate reading “insurance.” She wears a black top hat and a gold necklace with a dollar sign, and piles of bags with dollar signs on them are behind her. The bubble above her head says “no.” The fourth panel has the woman back to regular dress saying “and that is how insurance works!”

Ouch…

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