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If your definition of order relies on mass surveillance, the dismantling of privacy, and usurping hundreds of years of established living conditions without permission - then chaos is awesome.

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This admin is literally putting peaceful, nonviolent protestors on a state terrorism list right now. They are getting ready to crack down on "communists" meaning the 60% of the country that is not MAGA because they know they're unpopular and about to lose the midterm elections.

They are using dehumanizing language to describe their opponents, and putting peaceful domestic opponents on a foreign terrorism list. They are claiming a nonsensical link between the far-left and foreign jihadists. Stephen Miller is out here telling people to "trust their gut" and that they'll know the "communists" by sight because they are "ugly." Anyone tattooed, pierced, not thin, not white, not cis, not conventionally attractive is the enemy and must be destroyed.

Hello, we're one week out from Good Trouble Lives On. This is THE major national USA protest event for the month of July. US Americans check the map, check the calendar, there's likely to be something near you.

It’s real in the 1999 anime, at least!!!!

Since this is getting reblogged a lot… did you know the 1999 anime also used photoreferences for Leorio’s hometown in that flashback episode?

Hello, we're one week out from Good Trouble Lives On. This is THE major national USA protest event for the month of July. US Americans check the map, check the calendar, there's likely to be something near you.

My daughter is 16 months and she loves to "count" things by pointing to them and saying two, three, two, three. But only if there are four or fewer things, more than that she says "mommy" meaning she wants me to count them for her. She doesn't recognize when there are too many things to count, like the same pattern repeated hundreds of times on a whole wall of wallpaper.

“Weaponized vehicle.” How many times have we heard that phrase after ICE puts bullet holes in an unsuspecting victim? We heard it after Renee Good. We heard it after the ICE shooting of Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez. We heard it after the shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez, among others. It’s almost like it’s ICE policy to start slinging lead once a car moves a millimeter toward them. Now, we can…

Meanwhile, FBI Houston have opened an investigation... into the man who was shot and killed by ICE. Which is what they wanted to do in Renee Good's case, but couldn't because of the video evidence taken by bystanders that contradicted their story, and because six federal prosecutors in Minnesota resigned rather than take up that shameful case.

The victim in this case was Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, 52. He owned a construction business in North Houston and was driving to work.

Anyway, here's what you can do to help, via 50501.org:

The officers involved were not wearing any body cameras, and no federal video of the shooting has been released. The Harris County Medical Examiner has since ruled his death a homicide, and U.S. Rep. Sylvia Garcia says he was not even the target of the operation.The three eyewitnesses have told an attorney that ICE agents were never in danger.

On Wednesday evening, hundreds of people marched down Canal Street in Magnolia Park, chanting “ICE out of Houston” and building a memorial of candles, flowers, and handwritten notes at the spot where Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was killed. Local artist Sarah Fisher spent the day painting his portrait. U.S. Reps. Al Green, Christian Menefee, and Sylvia Garcia joined the crowd to demand a transparent investigation. This neighborhood refuses to let a him become a statistic, and their pressure is part of why multiple investigations are now underway.

“Weaponized vehicle.” How many times have we heard that phrase after ICE puts bullet holes in an unsuspecting victim? We heard it after Renee Good. We heard it after the ICE shooting of Carlos Ivan Mendoza Hernandez. We heard it after the shooting of Ruben Ray Martinez, among others. It’s almost like it’s ICE policy to start slinging lead once a car moves a millimeter toward them. Now, we can…

Meanwhile, FBI Houston have opened an investigation... into the man who was shot and killed by ICE. Which is what they wanted to do in Renee Good's case, but couldn't because of the video evidence taken by bystanders that contradicted their story, and because six federal prosecutors in Minnesota resigned rather than take up that shameful case.

The victim in this case was Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, 52. He owned a construction business in North Houston and was driving to work.

Anyway, here's what you can do to help, via 50501.org:

From the article:

The modern shadow docket was born in 2016 when the Supreme Court issued an emergency stay against President Barack Obama’s Clean Power Plan, experts say. Papers obtained by The New York Times show that liberal justices at the time urged Roberts not to decide the case on an emergency basis because it broke with longtime precedent. The conservative justices, meanwhile, forcefully argued that the president’s plan would eventually be overturned by the court anyway and that it would put too much of a burden on the energy industry. Driven by its numerous losses in lower courts, the current Trump administration appeals to the emergency docket significantly more often than previous administrations, and the court has increasingly agreed to take quick action on its appeals. [For example, the] Obama and George W. Bush administrations together filed just eight petitions in 16 years. The Trump administration filed 32 in 2025 alone, an analysis by the Brennan Center for Justice found.

And now that they are rehiring, they make sure "their people" get the positions by only advertising them in places where MAGA hangs out.

and everyone is posting their 4th of july manis

except this year its very few american flags and red white and blue and stars.

and a LOT of pond scum inspiration