This is the order of events:
Eman Abdelhadi, an activist and professor of sociology at the University of Chicago, tweeted: “Oh Kamala is NOT ready for Chicago. But don’t worry; we’re ready for her."
Some people on twitter thought that this was a threat and called the feds.
A single FBI agent called Eman and asked her if she intended to hurt the democratic nominee to which her lawyer responded "no".
That is literally all that happened.
*The encrabening
Jaws the movie is much better than the book. None of the characters in the book are remotely likeable.
The Galaxy S5 was the last of the mainline series to have a removable battery, and was thinner than the S9 which came out four years later. It also had a pretty good water resistance rating.
Any "downsides" to a replaceable battery are a myth.
There's also no reason they would think that we had claws.
This is baseless furry propaganda.
I think most people here are all for that, but if Trump is president, it's going to get so much worse.
Voting in a two party system is a raw deal, but it's the only deal we have.
With all due respect, you couldn't explain this possible future in a single paragraph without using the term "'perfect' humans". This illustrates the extremely slippery slope of how it probably isn't a good idea to do this en masse because we're already dehumanizing them by thinking about them as a source of societal output or deifying them as some weird, eugenics influenced super race.
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It's also significantly easier to get ahold of.
I was involved in the BLM protests of 2021. The cops were legitimately pulling people off the street into unmarked, black vans. Some of the people that were grabbed were not even involved in the protests, they were just outside past the citywide curfew.
I had heard about this happening in Oregon and Washington through the ever reliable internet, but I didn't actually believe it until I saw it happen in my moderately sized Midwestern city.
"Until death it is all life"
Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote
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