@FredTJoseph If the police wanted to de-escalate the violence clearly they would let people go home. Instead they initiate violence and conflict as soon as they have the opportunity to do so. It's the opposite of what they are supposed to do.
it’s been 81 days since louisville police murdered breonna taylor while she was asleep in her bed. the officers who killed her are still on the job. we will not forget about you breonna
We all agree that March was six years long and April has lasted six minutes, right? Can we get some sort of explanation on that. Genuinely baffled by how elastic time is right now, but more by how we seem to be experiencing it in similar ways.
I can’t understand this level of evil during a global pandemic. Where’s the compassion??????? It’s empty. No one is using it and it been empty for a while. Why wouldn’t you take a chance to save lives?
The Trump campaign just released a cease and desist letter demanding that TV stations immediately pull this @prioritiesUSA ad. So obv share it everywhere!
After his telephone talks with IOC President Bach, PM Abe spoke to the press and explained that the two have agreed that the Tokyo Olympic Games would not be cancelled, and the games will be held by the summer of 2021.
I’m going to give away $30,000 to 1 random person who retweets this tweet AND follows Twitter Philanthropist @Pulte and Me!! (If you don’t follow us, we can’t DM you the money) Will show proof! Much love
We need all hands on deck to support our neighbors and communities through this crisis. Here are just a few charities and organizations whose work you can support right now if you're able:
It’s important we realize how this virus hasn’t just created new problems; but poured gasoline on the crises we’ve long had.
It’s okay if you didn’t see the extreme urgency of our healthcare, housing, wage, carceral, FPol,etc crises before. But I hope you don’t unsee them later.
If you find out about a nation-threatening pandemic and your first move is to adjust your stock portfolio you should probably not be in a job that serves the public interest.