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me: *just chilin*

brain: hey guess what

me: what

brain: sudden overwhelming sadness, that's what

me:

me, softly: come on, man

[Crime going on in the daytime]

Batman:

Batman: soon.

kylo ren: forgive me. I feel it again... the call from light.

*checks phone*

117 missed calls from Mom

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Mad Max won so many Oscars by being inclusive

Within Fury Road’s six categorical wins last night, five women received Oscars (though more than one person accepted an Oscar in four of the six Oscar wins). Costume designer Jenny Beavan and editor Margaret Sixel each received individual recognition. George Miller knew he needed their voices to make something revolutionary.

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At the end of March, 22 states will begin imposing work requirements on people who want food stamps. Hundreds of thousands of people will likely lose their food aid.

The Wall Street Journal reports that starting on April 1, all of those states plan to reinstate a rule that had been set aside after the financial crisis led to mass unemployment: that adults with no dependents or disabilities are limited to “three months of food stamps in any three-year period—unless they work at least 80 hours a month, or meet education and training or volunteer benchmarks.”

If people are unable to find a job, it is cruel to force them to starve, and it is foolish to make a poor, unemployed, hungry person sit through classes that will not directly lead to a job, or spend their time volunteering, for no income, simply so they can have food to eat, but no money or free time to obtain it. The likely outcome of reinstating these rules: “The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities estimates that 500,000 to one million people will lose access to food stamps this year, citing the experience in states where work requirements already returned.”

If you’re like me and don’t have a WSJ subscription, you can see the states that are going to do this here.