Red Mosquito

elliseamos wrote:

spike wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

I am fascinated by this clip

This is worrisome. I hope someone corrects her and they give him another chance to explain.

Corrects what, exactly?

That the majority of us are not saying defund to mean abolish, but to mean budget cuts and reform policy.

B wrote:Took my kids protesting yesterday.

https://chapelboro.com/town-square/phot ... tice-plaza

We took our kids to a march in our town today. Way more people showed up than I thought would, was pretty fun. This picture doesn't do it justice, there was a couple thousand there (town of 30k). Everyone had masks on.

knee tunes wrote:

Mickey wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

Mickey wrote:Philly protest today was huge. Very calm, a real mix of far-left groups like PSL and libs/Dems.

That's amazing. Hope they all wore masks.

I'd say maybe 95% of folks we saw had masks on? People were passing them out too. Maybe only one or two moments that we were less than six feet from other people, though obviously not everyone was being that careful.

Where were you in that crowd?

In the antifa section of course.

Seems a pretty stable dude.

LetMeSleep wrote:Seems a pretty stable dude.

Maybe a couple screws lose.

McParadigm wrote:

*lose

Simple Torture wrote: *lose

Man, this is exactly what I noticed too. I don't mind spelling/grammar errors much, I make them too, but this one should be clear if you just read it back to yourself.

elliseamos wrote:

spike wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

I am fascinated by this clip

This is worrisome. I hope someone corrects her and they give him another chance to explain.

Corrects what, exactly?

That the majority of us are not saying defund to mean abolish, but to mean budget cuts and reform policy.

Yes, correct. That's what you mean by that phrase. Now what do you think "community-based alternatives" are?

Bi_3 wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

spike wrote:

elliseamos wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:

I am fascinated by this clip

This is worrisome. I hope someone corrects her and they give him another chance to explain.

Corrects what, exactly?

That the majority of us are not saying defund to mean abolish, but to mean budget cuts and reform policy.

Yes, correct. That's what you mean by that phrase. Now what do you think "community-based alternatives" are?

Sending out social workers or specialized officers as first responders for domestic violence calls first.

Sending out therapists or specialized officers as first responders for vagrancy and drug use calls.

Basically, developing some screwdrivers, so that the PD doesn't swing the same hammer they use for murder and assault when they have a call about less violent offenses.

"our work is done"

Why does that just piss me off immensely??

How about doing something to enact change for a problem that you are as responsible for as any one else rather than this "look at us" bullshit.

I wonder what our black members think about it.



Oh .... nevermind. She went to the Fuge in 2006.

B wrote:I wonder what our black members think about it.



Oh .... nevermind. She went to the Fuge in 2006.

wheres ant when you need him

I always forget that this breakaway message board for geezers birthed its own breakaway message board for geezers. We’re like QAnon over here.

McParadigm wrote:I always forget that this breakaway message board for geezers birthed its own breakaway message board for geezers. We’re like QAnon over here.

WWG1WGA....OSIFMHMCWTAIOT5M

Spoiler: show

Where we go 1, we go all....oh, shit, I forgot my HPN medication, can we turn around? It'll only take 5 minutes

Higgs wrote:Why does that just piss me off immensely??

How about doing something to enact change for a problem that you are as responsible for as any one else rather than this "look at us" bullshit.

I think showing clearly where they stand is okay thing to do. The house also just released a sweeping police reform bill.

Hatfield wrote:

Higgs wrote:Why does that just piss me off immensely??

How about doing something to enact change for a problem that you are as responsible for as any one else rather than this "look at us" bullshit.

I think showing clearly where they stand is okay thing to do. The house also just released a sweeping police reform bill.

The most important thing you can do in delivering this message is to make clear the authenticity of feeling behind it. Leave no room for cynicism. Do not treat it as a PR stunt.

Romney managed this. Warren. AOC. Why? Because they *showed up*.

This feels plasticine, by comparison. The optics of it are carefully calculated, and the personal engagement required minimal. It makes the message feel “borrowed”...for a photo shoot.