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John Adams in 1776 His arguments against giving women, children, and poor men the right to vote: "But why exclude Women? You will say, because their delicacy renders them unfit for practice and experience, in the great business of life, and the hardy enterprizes of war, as well as the arduous cares of State. Besides, their attention is so much engaged with the necessary nurture of their children, that nature has made them fittest for domestic cares. But will not these reasons apply to others? Is it not equally true, that men in general in every society, who are wholly destitute of property, are also too little acquainted with public affairs to form a right judgment, and too dependent upon other men to have a will of their own? If this is a fact, if you give to every man, who has no property, a vote, will you not make a fine encouraging provision for corruption? There will be no end of it. New claims will arise. Women will demand a vote. Lads from 12 to 21 will think their rights not enough attended to, and every man, who has not a farthing, will demand an equal voice with any other in all acts of State."

Geiger_Capital's tweet photo. John Adams in 1776

His arguments against giving women, children, and poor men the right to vote:

"But why exclude Women? You will say, because their delicacy renders them unfit for practice and experience, in the great business of life, and the hardy enterprizes of war, as well as the arduous cares of State. Besides, their attention is so much engaged with the necessary nurture of their children, that nature has made them fittest for domestic cares.

But will not these reasons apply to others? Is it not equally true, that men in general in every society, who are wholly destitute of property, are also too little acquainted with public affairs to form a right judgment, and too dependent upon other men to have a will of their own? If this is a fact, if you give to every man, who has no property, a vote, will you not make a fine encouraging provision for corruption?

There will be no end of it. New claims will arise. Women will demand a vote. Lads from 12 to 21 will think their rights not enough attended to, and every man, who has not a farthing, will demand an equal voice with any other in all acts of State."

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liz warren: we’re gonna stop the mayonnaise company from buying a hot sauce company elon musk:

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Passage Publishing

@PassagePress

5 days ago

Chauvin’s incarceration is legitimately tragic in a classic American sense. He was in many ways a victim of corrupt policies that intersected to end his life. He had worked for the police department for over a decade, and was helping mentor young officers on the force, when rampant drug use, anti-police activism, and BLM racial politics took his life. This photo is his mugshot after being held responsible for George Floyd’s death. He responds to a call in known blood territory because someone was trying to pass off fake Chinese currency. He finds George Floyd and his drug dealer, each with an extensive criminal history. George ingests a fent / meth speedball, something he has because of loose criminal justice policies and open borders. Floyd is resisting arrest, and Chauvin and the other officers think that Floyd is entering a dangerous drug-induced delirium. They call for an ambulance, asking for lights and sirens. Due to COVID-era policies and work ethic, the ambulance takes 7 minutes longer than it should have. Floyd dies in police custody. A rabid, well-organized left, radicalized by BLM race politics and Marxist criminal justice policies, tells the world a racist cop murdered a black man. They throw everything at him, sacrificing him to the racial hysteria that engulfed the United States. He’s serving 25 years because of open border policies that allowed drugs to freely flow into the country, and policies that aim to keep criminals on the street. Power to Chauvin. See you at the corner store on the other side. Btw… the person he arrested ate his whole stash and overdosed in police custody in 2019 lol

PassagePress's tweet photo. Chauvin’s incarceration is legitimately tragic in a classic American sense. He was in many ways a victim of corrupt policies that intersected to end his life.

He had worked for the police department for over a decade, and was helping mentor young officers on the force, when rampant drug use, anti-police activism, and BLM racial politics took his life. This photo is his mugshot after being held responsible for George Floyd’s death.

He responds to a call in known blood territory because someone was trying to pass off fake Chinese currency. He finds George Floyd and his drug dealer, each with an extensive criminal history. George ingests a fent / meth speedball, something he has because of loose criminal justice policies and open borders.

Floyd is resisting arrest, and Chauvin and the other officers think that Floyd is entering a dangerous drug-induced delirium. They call for an ambulance, asking for lights and sirens. Due to COVID-era policies and work ethic, the ambulance takes 7 minutes longer than it should have. Floyd dies in police custody.

A rabid, well-organized left, radicalized by BLM race politics and Marxist criminal justice policies, tells the world a racist cop murdered a black man. They throw everything at him, sacrificing him to the racial hysteria that engulfed the United States.

He’s serving 25 years because of open border policies that allowed drugs to freely flow into the country, and policies that aim to keep criminals on the street.

Power to Chauvin. See you at the corner store on the other side.

Btw… the person he arrested ate his whole stash and overdosed in police custody in 2019 lol

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old corpo booted me from corp slack 😢 for these brief few moments i am unmoored until the next slack workspace invitation arrives.

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@jmilinovich @bradvin /rename will let you name sessions, ctrl b will filter to your current branch. That's all I got.

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