My parents were of the same generation as yours.

They arrived in Canada with the clothes they were wearing after events in Europe.

I inherited their stories.

It breaks my heart, too, to see the truth dissolving and running off like so much water.

A South American ex-pat taxi driver said to me in Toronto in 2016, 'They have no idea what they are voting for...'

It chilled me then and still does whenever I call it to mind.

That sucks. I'm not particularly religious since my younger days, but I have a Bible that has been with me since I was in my single-digit ages.

I would hate to have the only thing I have from that far back in my personal history taken from me. It even has all kinds of little skeptic notes I wrote when discovering questionable or contradictory passages.

After this (United States) inevitably ends, there will be extended trials, and plenty of people will say they just followed orders and didn't know what'sreally hoing on.
In other words, they will lie and should receive no mercy from their judges.

This cannot be fixed with midterms of impeachment - this is USA rotten to the core & beyond saving.
If US were house, it would be burned down and build from the ground anew.

They're not the wight kind of Christian

That thing is a provocation.

These people are absolutely not afraid of war. They are certain they can win.

It doesn't mean that's true. It just Hubris.

But they will kill you every way they can, slow or fast.

Don't OBEY.

America has to decide now.

Hyprocisy writ large. They say no right to religion, yet they practice it daily in their cult.

They are insane, that is all.

So many insane people, with no room to store them.

If there is one, there are more.

Find them.

And yet people will still take the time to, in this one thread, scold you for not using alt-text, claim that these concentration camps are worse than the ones in which you grew up, and complain that you didn't link to a primary source.

Gotta get those deckchairs arranged neatly, folks.

I did a short video on this. For anyone who might need to hear, like, *logistical* reasons for why drafting people into farm work is bad.

youtu.be/jyVIqq4VBy4

Thread format to follow shortly.

Every farm job that CAN be automated, already is. Let's start there.

She thinks... nobody's ever tried to automate picking fruit? Really?

And then we'll talk about the "tehe we'll just make the Medicaid people work the farms" part.

Produce that's hard, OR destined for processing, can be picked by machine.

So carrots, nuts, sour cherries for pie filling, berries & grapes that will be dried, tomatoes for sauce- those are picked by machine already.

youtube.com/shorts/ojqPSMYWEvo

Picking Sour Cherries with Modern Machinery

^YouTube

But berries, fruit, tomatoes, etc that are eaten fresh can't be automated w current technology.

I know because I worked for a lot of the startups that tried!

There's no way to pick fast enough by machine to be commercially viable, without bruising so they rot before they get to the store.

Now let's talk this whole "We'll just have the Medicaid people pick the crops!" thing.

And let's just ignore the whole "forced labor is morally bad" issue. Let's focus strictly on logistics.

A thing that kept happening to me, as a white American who worked manual labor field jobs (we are in fact out here, sorry)

is finding out I was the only fool on the crew who was there voluntarily & getting paid. Everyone else was convicts with a sentence.

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