@WolfGreenwood@AdamMoczar and persecution can be presented as necessary rather than monstrous.
And historically, that's the progression worth watching: stereotype → conspiracy → scapegoating → dehumanization → exclusion → persecution → violence.
@WolfGreenwood@AdamMoczar Perhaps the most dangerous feature is how antisemitism can make ordinary people feel justified in extraordinary cruelty. Once a group is portrayed as secretly responsible for society's problems, discrimination can be rationalized as "self-defense,"...
@pweiser Y'all should check out The National Voter Registration Act Of 1993 (NVRA) which requires states to keep and make public voter roles which are also mandated to be kept current and clean. Clearly, Colorado's (intentionally) missing a few steps in the process. So much for the law.
@ValterTreyMcK@JosephSauce1@historyinmemes 👍🏽A circulated 1934 $5 silver certificate is generally worth $10 to $25, while crisp uncirculated notes can range from $30 to over $100. Rare star replacement notes or specific series letters like 1934B can be worth $50 to $700+ depending on their exact condition.
@DimitrijaN@Geniustechw@WHO If you’re going to argue that people need therapy, perhaps begin with the person who thinks homosexuality, gender dysphoria, and body dysmorphia are interchangeable terms. The irony is practically writing the prescription for you.