Forwarded from Syndiegram (fuchsia)
if he really cared he wouldn't be wearing a uniform. state propaganda at it's finest
I get what you're saying with this, but this isn't the place to be an ideological purist. As much as I hate to admit it, the average American will be more moved by a soldier than someone in plainclothes, even if they're being hypocrites.
Forwarded from The Onion
Congress Announces Willingness To Offer Black Lives Matter Protesters Holiday Or Statue https://bit.ly/3f7v7V9
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Congress Announces Willingness To Offer Black Lives Matter Protesters Holiday Or Statue
WASHINGTON—Emphasizing the importance of taking concrete steps to address systemic racism and police brutality in the United States, Congress reportedly announced Monday their willingness to offer Black Lives Matter protesters a holiday or statue. “We have…
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#SEATTLE — Councilwoman and Socialist Kshama Sawant gives a firebrand speech - says she is a “no bullshit” organizer and that you cannot abolish the police without abolishing capitalism. Crowd cheers.
Forwarded from Yet Another Leftist Channel #BLM
PSA: Mobility devices aren't chains, they give their users freedom.
Also, using mobility devices isn't the end of the world, often it's more like the beginning of a world in which you're free to move around as you please.
Also people who use wheelchairs or other mobility devices are visibly disabled, but
a) they are more than just their disability, they are people - stop reducing people to what you see.
b) there also are invisible disabilities. If someone tells you they're disabled and you don't believe it because you can't see it, then you're a huge bigot.
And as an add-on let me also tell you that people exist who use a wheelchair, but not always. And just because you see someone walk once who you know uses a wheelchair does neither mean they lied (if you believe that you again are a bigot) nor that they will not use the wheelchair again.
Believe people when they tell you about their lived experience. They know best how it is to be them.
Never make someone prove they are disabled.
https://twitter.com/MicroSFF/status/1270030846863556614
Also, using mobility devices isn't the end of the world, often it's more like the beginning of a world in which you're free to move around as you please.
Also people who use wheelchairs or other mobility devices are visibly disabled, but
a) they are more than just their disability, they are people - stop reducing people to what you see.
b) there also are invisible disabilities. If someone tells you they're disabled and you don't believe it because you can't see it, then you're a huge bigot.
And as an add-on let me also tell you that people exist who use a wheelchair, but not always. And just because you see someone walk once who you know uses a wheelchair does neither mean they lied (if you believe that you again are a bigot) nor that they will not use the wheelchair again.
Believe people when they tell you about their lived experience. They know best how it is to be them.
Never make someone prove they are disabled.
https://twitter.com/MicroSFF/status/1270030846863556614
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"Wide doorways," the prince wrote. "To frame your dramatic entrances," the architect of his new palace wrote back. "Gentle slopes, no stairs," the prince wrote. "To better display your grace," the architect wrote. The prince eyed the wheeled chair that gave…