@CattardSlim Circulate the videos, don't let this lie stand. The truth will come out, they cannot hide behind their bullshit this time.
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Another angle of today’s shooting by agents with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis, Minnesota, which shows the moment that led to the initial confrontation, one of the agents removing the firearm from the victim’s waistband during the struggle, and finally the shooting that led to the death of the 37-year-old male from Minneapolis.
If you're from the US:
Don't believe Flávio Bolsonaro is fleeing persecution from a leftist dictatorship.
He's deeply involved in serious corruption cases with very strong evidence.
He's fleeing to your country because he's a corrupt coward who knows he'll be convicted.
FLAVIO BOLSONARO IS GOING TO REFUGE HIMSELF IN THE US WITH TRUMP'S HELP!
AMERICANS, THIS MAN IS A CRIMINAL WHO TRIED TO WIN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TO PROTECT HIMSELF FROM THE MONEY LAUNDERING AND CORRUPTION CHARGES HE AVOIDED WHILE HAVING IMUNITY!!! THE PEOPLE REJECT HIM!!!
It is with a heavy heart we bid farewell to the legendary Eric Bauza. He lent his incredibly versatile talents to voice Mako. Eric brought such an original take to this character and we are forever grateful.
We love you, Eric. 🦈 ❤️
Trump is basically giving Bolsonaro Temporary Protected Status while ripping TPS away from countless Haitians, Afghans and others who built lives in America. This is another example of Trump’s corruption favoring those who bend a knee to him.
I've never had an unluckier playthru of ZAMN! Glitched the game out at 4:14:00 after walking through the last level's exit with the blue potion still active https://t.co/m9mRLLkWGC
In my first of TWO videos this week, we're taking a trip back to the toy box with Toy Story Retro Roundup! I covered Toy Story games a few years back, so this is a perfect time to see if they still hold up on modern consoles!
art by @KevinFagaragan
edited by @KanesTheName
No asylum for people fleeing war in Sudan or conflict in Haiti, but Rubio is rolling out the red carpet for Bolsonaro.
Apparently, fleeing violence doesn’t qualify. Denying election results does.
Happy Belated Birthday to the sexy space mercenary, Space Maria~❤️
OC Belongs to @AngryangryD
Sorry I didn't have time to cook up something new for ya lol
Why are most media outlets saying Flávio Bolsonaro simply “left” Brazil after losing the presidential election?
He fled the country while under investigation for corruption and money laundering, defied a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports, and had his Brazilian passports revoked.
This is hardly an ordinary departure.
The same media outlets regularly use bombastic language when it’s completely unwarranted, yet choose remarkably mild language to describe something this serious.
Most people get their understanding of events from headlines before liking, commenting or sharing. Journalists have a responsibility to write headlines that accurately convey what happened, rather than leave out the most important facts.
In Trump’s America, there are two immigration systems: one where his wealthy, well-connected allies are welcomed while hardworking immigrants with clean records are terrorized in the streets.
Trump is harboring the election-denying son of a wannabe dictator fleeing prosecution, while turning his back on people fleeing war and famine. Shameful.
The Baltimore Sun editorial board argues that America has abandoned standards for political rhetoric, pointing to President Trump's public remarks about rapper Nicki Minaj at a Michigan rally and the crowd's enthusiastic response as evidence of a deeper erosion in civic decorum.
"We have crossed a Rubicon when a president can make a crude public remark about a woman and a crowd responds with thunderous approval," the board writes, contending that character, restraint and respect should matter alongside policy in how Americans judge their leaders.
I grew up in a world Dolores Huerta helped make. Every time a worker in this city organizes for a fair wage, every time a tenant, delivery worker, or a nanny stands up and demands better, they join a tradition she forged.
She led without asking permission. She organized farmworkers when the country looked away, took the grape boycott to every corner of America, and won protections that changed millions of lives. Her work started in California’s fields, but it was never only for California. Families in New York, in Texas, and in the Midwest followed in her footsteps and learned from her example, without ever meeting her.
Her bravery and fight for justice continued until the very end of her life, when she came forward to share the truth about what she had survived -- even though silence would have been easier.
She taught us that sí se puede and lived it every day.
New York mourns Dolores Huerta. Let us honor her by continuing the work.