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@boerngrim
by Nikolett Emmert
it's genuinely bullshit that you should be required to own a mobile phone for participation in literally any aspect of life
this should be illegal and i'm not fucking joking
I'm not going to leave this in the tags cause I would like to expand on this with a situation I ran into a few months ago:
I took a Greyhound in November to my current state. I had a homeless man approach me and ask if I knew where the next bus was headed. He needed to buy a bus ticket, and was completely stranded in that city because the bus stop itself did not sell physical tickets. It required purchasing them online, and he didn't have a phone. He had cash with him to afford it, but literally could not buy a ticket because he didn't have a phone or debit card of any kind.
The bus driver allowed him to just ride for free that day so he could get to his destination (3~ hours from there), which was incredibly kind of them.
More recently, I had to download an app for my friend to use a parking meter because they got rid of letting them take change and debit cards. An app for a parking meter.
I'm currently dealing with homelessness and do you have any idea how lucky I am to have a phone that's paid for? Half the resources I go to require a phone number or email to sign up for assistance (or more ironically an address but that's besides the point).
It's shit like that, that makes me HATE how everything requires a phone, an app, an email ect to use basic shit, especially when it's not needed. It's inaccessible to so many people, and not just those going through homelessness.
Phone broke? That sucks. Is your phone dead? Too bad. Missed payment on your phone plan? Fuck you, better suck it up. Don't have data or signal? Uh oh better find somewhere with it.
It's a disadvantage at BEST to the average day to day citizen and it's absolutely exhausting. At worst I honestly think it's a symptom of fascism.
A moment's respite
OKAY BUT BRO LOOK HOW COOL THIS IS I NEED A GAME RIGHT NOW
If criminals don't get to have human rights, then the people in charge of deciding what a criminal is get to decide who is and is not human. Do you understand? Is this not blindingly obvious? Do you care?
Or do you assume you will always be "one of the good ones"?
I can't even imagine the harm and deaths that will come of this. The news clip I saw reporting on it had the statistic that 35% of youths who have experienced conversion therapy tried suicide after. That's 35 out of 100 or 7 out of 20. In 2025, there were something like 73million children in the US, meaning that 35% is 25,550,000. And according to Trevor Project, that 35% only represents attempts. That is way way too many kids to put at risk. Someone should not have the right to hold conversion therapy if the risk is more than their own life.
sources: * https://www.childstats.gov/AMERICASCHILDREN/tables/pop1.asp * https://www.thetrevorproject.org/research-briefs/time-since-exposure-to-conversion-therapy-and-suicidal-thoughts-and-behaviors-among-lgbtq-young-people/ * basic math
This counts as vent art.
Woman murders man in broad daylight
beautiful like to reblog ratio on this
That's because people are reblogging it every time they see it. Like I'm doing right now lmao
Ralph McQuarrie: Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Portfolio (1980)
Improbably, this is Krull, the board game (1983), from Parker Brothers. Now, I own a copies of the both The Keep and the Murder She Wrote board games, so I feel like I have a pretty good sense of the improbable when it comes to licensed board games of the 1980s. Let me tell you: I am still kind of amazed that this exists.
As you no doubt have already guessed, it is a totally crap game. I’m not going to bother with describing the rules.
But holy wow, is it gorgeous. That box and board art is top notch and really gets at the psychedelic undercurrents of the movie. And it comes with miniatures of Prince Colwyn (meh, so not pictured) and the Beast (awesome!). And custom dice with the glaive printed on them. And so many cards, again with pretty nice art.
I love that this exists. I have no comprehension as to WHY it exists, and I am sure someone got fired because it exists, but I love it.
"You wanna know something I've never told anyone before?"
"Yes. Always."
Hailstorm
Seventy degree weather
gradually dropped to fifty
throughout the day.
A sprinkle of rain
here and there.
A tornado watch posted
for my county.
We tried to be off the road
before the storm really hit.
Looks like we caught the start.
Or rather, the start caught us.
A piece of hail hit my windshield
with a smack.
Others quickly followed suit in rapid succession.
I hastily rolled up my window
as hail scattered about.
Rain poured down,
almost in reply.
It is a beautiful sight to behold.
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3/26/2026
So I'm going to say something which is going to make people left of fascism angry at me, but I promise that the longer you listen the angrier you are going to get - at the conservatives and liberals who collaborated on this.
Immigration violations should be criminal charges.
Not because of anything to do with the severity or moral character of immigration. But because deportation involves depriving somebody of the life they have built - sometimes putting them at mortal risk in the country they're deported to, and jt deprives them of their liberty and any property they might have in the country they call home now. The United States has different judicial protections for civil cases and criminal cases. For cases where the state can deprive you of life, liberty, or property, it is supposed to give you a lawyer, a jury of your peers, the right to appeal, all that very important shit.
So immigration should be a criminal charge! Because criminal versus civil offenses are not actually a description of how bad we think a crime is. They are a checkbox which defines whether or not you get legal protections against a hostile state capable of ruining your life.
And part of the ongoing project of increasing anti-immigrant violence in the United States since the DHS was built in 2003 has been twisting the immigration courts into a sadistic and grotesque parody of lawfulness. Exhibit a of which, is the fact that immigration offenses are classified as civil offenses. That was done on purpose, championed by racist conservatives who understood the legal system. Whenever a progressive uses that as a gotcha or to point out hypocrisy, the conservatives you are talking to fall into one of two categories. One of them doesn't give a fuck. The other knows what's up and they are quietly laughing at you.
Because shit is real bad for immigrants in the immigration system. It got especially bad under Obama, then the scope got worse under Trump, then Biden institutionalized and gave the whole nightmare system a jolt of funding in the arm, and now Trump is wielding for ethnic cleansing and you have no idea just how kangaroo court bad shit has gotten because of it.
Immigrants don't get a right to a lawyer. They don't get a right to a jury. They don't even get a right to a real judge - yeah you heard that right, they often get assigned administrative judges instead, which means some bullshit employee of the executive branch who is not a real judge. Border agents can make summary decisions without a trial too. They don't have any right to appeal either. You may sometimes hear about new immigrants appealing their asylum cases, but it's not really a proper appeals process, it's more of double checking that the fake judges or border agents followed procedure with their summary decision - and the DHS almost never decides it was wrong.
Also to be clear how much bullshit goes on in this, hearsay can be legally submitted as evidence in these so-called trials. You and your lawyer, if you have one, might not be allowed to see all the evidence against you. Yeah that's right. Some ice agent can say they overheard somebody in line say they heard a rumor that you weren't really being persecuted in your home country, and not only can that be admitted, you and your lawyer might be forbidden from knowing that's what you have to contest. For a case that will decide your whole life. Literally, and ICE agent goes up to the fake judge who is also employed by the DHS, whispers in their ear, and then the judge asks you - who definitely does not have a lawyer - if you have any defense against the accusation leveled against you. Which you did not hear and have not been told. And then they deport you.
And the core legal principle upon which this rests is the fact that immigration is a civil offense.
Just realized I could have been much clearer: immigration violations shouldn't be any kind of charge, or they should *actually* be a routine civil infraction kind of charge - some very minor procedural thing to get people to actually do some paperwork.
But the current situation is not that conservatives are being dumb hypocrites by not knowing immigration is a civil infraction charge. They are, unfortunately, correctly understanding the implementation system of United States immigration law as it stands. Because the consequences of US immigration law are criminal law, in every way that matters. These are laws which can deprive you of your entire fucking life and ruin everything for you, which wield punishments and compulsory violence that the United States constitution very correctly gated behind a number of judicial rights (though extremely poorly - let's be honest most US judicial rights only truly apply in full to wealthy people).
The fact that US immigration law is a civil offense instead of a criminal offense says absolutely nothing other than the fact that constitutional protections are being grossly violated. When I say it should be a criminal charge, I mean that constitutional protections should apply to it, given the consequences. Not that it should actually have those consequences.
🤝 mutual pissing on the poor and needing sleep while caring about this
And thank you for the good work!
If you're wondering why there's so much resistance to the idea of a 4-day work week, or why automation hasn't actually led to people working less like it was supposed to...
They complained about the 5-day week, and before that the 6-day week, and less than 12 hours in a work day. But I know how much wasted time there is in a workday...
This is the first time in my life when it's actually fair to criticize the President for gas prices. I've spent so many years explaining to people that Presidents have pretty limited influence over the price of oil and that they do not have a magical lower-gas-prices button on their desk, I almost forgot that the President does actually have a raise-gas-prices button on their desk called "start a war with Iran for no reason"