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KILL AI AND REBLOG AND CREATE ART IN 2026

Energy through the roof, if she doesn't win is because someone else performs a miracle

ICE violently detained a Virginia mother while she was driving her daughter to school because she couldn’t recite her Social Security number from memory.

'When she stumbled, the agent got flustered and just lunged at her,' said her 16-year-old daughter. The mother immediately showed proof of her legal status: work permit, Social Security card, driver’s license, and car registration."

"ICE arrested her anyway.

Jaykie Funez-Andrade is now being held in Rockingham County Jail with no criminal charges, reportedly as a 'courtesy' to ICE. The arrest occurred on Route 11 North in Harrisonburg, VA.

—the retirees who’ve read more murder mysteries than I’ve had hot meals

—the paperback romance girlies (gender neutral) who check out every single bodice ripper the second it hits the shelves

—the dads very slowly making their way through a ‘1001 movies to see before you die’ list

—the one-man criterion collection who checks out like, three movies per day and brings them back the next. (TV series are only a minor roadblock.)

Robert Jackson Bennett: The Tainted Cup (Leviathan #1) Charlie Jane Anders: The City in the Middle of the Night A.D. Sui: The Dragonfly Gambit Ann Leckie: Lake of Souls and other stories T. Kingfisher: Snake-Eater Nghi Vo: A Mouthful of Dust (Singing Hills Cycle #6) Yoon Ha Lee: Ninefox Gambit (Machineries of Empire #1) Naomi Kritzer: Cat Pictures, Please and other stories Vajra Chandrasekera: Rakesfall Seanan McGuire: Adrift in Currents Clean and Clear (Wayward #13) T. Kingfisher: What Stalks the Deep (Sworn Soldier #3) Adrian Tchaikovsky: Service Model Malka Older: The Potency of Ungovernable Impulses (M & P #3) Yoon Ha Lee: Raven Stratagem (Machineries Of Empire #2) Robert Jackson Bennett: A Drop of Corruption (Leviathan #2)

I've noticed some people saying yes and some people saying no, each having their reasons.

The way I see it, most people go about it the wrong way when trying to convince people that they've changed. If you want people to believe that you've changed, don't convince those who you've hurt. Convince those who agree with you.

When you're suffering consequences for harm you've caused, it's easy to want the consequences to stop. But when you benefited from causing harm, deciding that you have no use for those benefits anymore is what actually requires you to change.

Trump supporters have power, which you contributed to giving them. Could a Trump supporter think you're one of them? If a Trump supporter is seeking validation and inclusion, can they get it by being around you? If yes, then you haven't changed.