https://www.lehighvalleynews.com/school-news/higher-education/muhlenberg-educator-was-fired-over-pro-palestinian-speech-professors-group-says

https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/news/releases/paxton-wins-major-case-defending-texass-anti-boycott-israel-law

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/faculty-issues/academic-freedom/2024/09/27/tenured-jewish-prof-says-shes-fired-pro-palestine

A lil late on that

Oh my god

I mean, praising ignorance is never that cool of a look

Well, he is a super host.

Though I’m sure that didn’t weigh into their lenient decision at all no sir

Why not?

Oh my sweet summer child

Huh?

Well, I dunno. Pardons are good when the justice system fails and locks up innocent people for decades. The burden of proof on appeals is set so high that the appeals system is broken in and of itself. Think about all the racially motivated prosecutions throughout the years, the unjustly prosecuted anarchists, the bribed juries, the kangaroo court shenanigans, etc. How many stories have we heard of cops badgering the wrong person for dozens of hours in interrogation until they got false confessions? All because cops’ egos are so absurd that they refuse to admit they might have come to the wrong conclusions with incomplete information. I’m all for pardons in crimes against individuals. The problems isn’t in the case structure, it’s in the person doling out the pardons.

Yeah, but the question ultimately lies in how many bad and straight up harmful policies are worth the small step toward an egalitarian society? Where does it become ignoble to vote for one policy, when there are ultimately many more harmful ones outweighing the positive? Because it’s kinda rare that we get to vote on policy. We vote for people, with the vague promise of policy ideas that face an uphill battle and watering down— not to mention the straight up bastardization of those good policies, turning them into terrible ones.

I wish it were so black and white as us getting to vote on policy. The policymakers surely seem to be unable.

Exactly. He’s even trying empathy and basic humanity as means to change the topic

Yeah, the character never held a switchblade to a child, that is a modern satire of the old campaign, especially popular among electricians

It was meant to be in the courts, civil and criminal, and in the most outlandish cases, the FBI and ICC.

But…that’s not where we’re at. So we have to decide what a new world looks like without these systems to protect us from the system itself.

It’s neither. It’s pre-approved Party Thought. They will do anything they can to keep the status quo, and we will see if mamdani starts a demsoc movement in the US, we will watch the DNC very quickly embrace fascism.

Punishing pedestrians for the danger of cars. Classic car-brain-rot mentality.

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I fucked nialv7’s mom, does that help? I was just trying to be helpful

VPN, friend

I feel like I’d be embarrassed to still listen to the same music I listened to at 14. 14 year old me didn’t have terrible taste, but goddamn there has been so much music since. I’m nearing 40 and I’m still finding new and more interesting or challenging music to listen to

NEVER stop talking about this. Every time he has a press conference, ask him about it.

Those systems were forced into city budgets even though they’re highly prone to mistakes and mostly useless. It was basically some sweetheart deal for the company that manufactures it, and placed almost entirely in lower income neighborhoods. Fuck that stupid ass bloatware—not to mention fuck the eavesdropping machines that they really are. Sensitive microphones and you think the cops are only using that access to listen for gunshots? Fuuuuck no.