#MoveOn

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[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

If you don't miss me, MISS ME.

[sastrasa]

Aku baru tahu. Saat Tuhan mempertemukanku dengan seseorang, selain sebagai pelajaran, ada juga sebagai ujian. Dan ternyata bagian dari ujianku adalah kamu. Kuharap aku bisa mendapatkan nilai yang baik, meski aku sudah lupa bagaimana cara mengerjakan soal ujian.

- Sastrasa

[eternalistic]

“Shoot first and think later.” That’s how Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor describes the doctrine of qualified immunity. Qualified immunity is a rule that protects government officials (including police officers) from facing the consequences when they violate our constitutional rights. This doctrine allows police officers to escape accountability for their misconduct and signals to the public that cops are above the law. In any other job, individuals who cause harm are held accountable for their actions.

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I don’t know who needs to hear this, but they were never going to change. You did the right thing.

[psychology-daily]

[damngoodlookingtokens]

[bbby-grl]

k, bye

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Menuntut keadilan ke sesama manusia, Tuhan yg maha adil kadang masih dianggap tidak adil sama manusia.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Ryan Adamczeski at The Advocate:

Marjorie Taylor Greene has a lot to say about drag for someone who knows so little about it. The Georgia representative threw a fit online yesterday after several drag queens appeared on Capital Hill to lobby for LGBTQ+ protections. Jiggly Caliente, Joey Jay, and Brigitte Bandit met with lawmakers Tuesday, to lobby for the Equality Act, the legislation that would amend the 1964 Civils Rights act to include gender identity and sexual orientation, encompassing the groups under federal nondiscrimination policies. After Bandit, an artist based in Austin, Texas, went on CNN to promote the group's efforts — dubbed “Drag Lobby Day” by organizing group MoveOn Political Action — Greene took to Twitter/X to decry "men pretending to be women."

"What’s scary is men pretending to be women reading gender cult lying books to our children, provocatively dancing nearly nude in public spaces, and taking over our bathrooms, sports, and private spaces," the conservative wrote. " Women and children need protection from them." The most obvious problem among Greene's fallacious assertions? Bandit, who the politician accused of endangering women, was born female. The drag queen quickly pointed that out to Greene, clapping back by pointing out just how little the Republican knows about the communities she so passionately hates. "Hi Marjorie! I’m Brigitte and I’m the queen in the clip. I’m born female and not a man," Bandit wrote. "You are just proving that gender is socially constructed and have no idea what you’re talking about and why you should have no say in our lives."

Anti-drag extremist Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) got schooled on her ignorance by drag performer Brigitte Bandit.

See Also:

LGBTQ Nation: Marjorie Taylor Greene rages at “scary” drag queens lobbying Congress & demands “protection”

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“You can’t force them to love you or want you. But one day, you’ll make them realize what they’ve lost.”

—Tupac

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[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

I don’t want what doesn’t want me.

[sastrasa]

Gapapa kalau bukan kamu. Gak harus kamu kok. Kalau kamu gak mau sama aku, aku yakin masih ada jutaan lainnya yang mau. Kalau kamu merasa aku gak cukup untukmu, tapi untukku aku sudah cukup. Aku enggak mau maksa lagi. Aku ikhlas.

- Sastrasa

[fantabulisticity]

MoveOn: Thanks for taking action to urge President Biden & Senate Democrats to do #WhateverItTakes to confirm fair & qualified judges in the next few weeks. Urgent action is needed to confirm as many federal judges as possible before Trump & Senate Republicans take office. Trump's first presidency saw over 230 judicial appointments, many of whom rolled back critical rights, including overturning Roe. President Biden & Senate Democrats must work swiftly during the lame duck session to confirm the 29 pending judicial nominees, prioritizing diversity & protecting fundamental freedoms. President Biden has already successfully confirmed 215 judges in his first term, including historic appointments like Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. However, Trump's potential for reshaping the judiciary again looms large, with an estimated 250 judicial seats eligible for a form of semi-retirement which allows them to be replaced in the next four years. The Senate must act creatively & efficiently to fill as many vacancies as possible now. This is our last chance to confirm fair-minded, qualified judges before Trump & Senate Republicans again start stacking our courts with extremists. Help urge President Biden & Senate Democrats to do whatever it takes by asking 3 friends to text CONFIRM to 668366.

Here is the link to the petition on MoveOn.org if you'd rather sign it online

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