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These are the latter days of the internet.

the internet is rotting

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they’re making it easier to kill houseless people on private property “animated by fears of a nonexistent crime wave”. HB 5 will pass the state senate w/a veto-proof supermajority criminalizing houselessness & decriminalizes the use of deadly force against individuals engaging in ‘unlawful camping’.

Kentucky Is About to Pass the Cruelest Criminal-Justice Bill in Americawww.thenation.com The state is making it easier to kill homeless people on private property—and that’s just one part of one of the most draconian crime bills in recent history.

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🤦🏾‍♀️sir.

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just discovered that Stuart Little is a human

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There's a centuries-old teaching tradition that has forged generations-long chains of resistance. Making progress decade by decade... When a seed is planted, it has to be watered and nurtured. Cultivated. That's what educators do! It's our life's work. That's why the Right targets education.

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Tennessee has added new steps for residents who've lost their voting rights and want to regain them. The steps cost money. A resident of Nashville would have to pay $159.50 to petition a judge to regain their rights.

Tennessee Puts Voting Rights at the Whims of State Officials - Boltsboltsmag.org Michael Moore has spent two years trying to regain the right to vote. He has worked to meet Tennessee’s byzantine list of criteria for having voting rights restored and filed... Read More

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Tennessee has added new steps for residents who've lost their voting rights and want to regain them. The steps cost money. Resident of Nashville would have to pay $159.50 to petition a judge to regain their rights.

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What’s really shocking when you first realize it is the degree to which the death penalty really is concentrated in no more than a dozen COUNTIES nationwide that account for the huge share of death sentences — not even states at large. It’s like a few DAs like this here and there filling death rows.

A DA in Western Pennsylvania, up for reelection in 10 days, is facing criticism on how often he pursues death sentences. His county makes up just 2% of the state's population, but it accounts for about a quarter of the state’s active death penalty cases.

Western Pennsylvania Prosecutor Makes His County an Epicenter for the Death Penaltyboltsmag.org Washington County accounts for about a quarter of the state’s active death penalty cases under Jason Walsh, who became DA in 2021 and is seeking a full term this month.

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If you wanted to read my story about men who play D&D on Texas death row, but stumbled on the NYT paywall -- here's a free version, on The Marshall Project - with even more photos and illustrations www.themarshallproject.org/2023/08/31/d...

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New article by @keribla.bsky.social left this old D&D player speechless. Gift link: www.nytimes.com/2023/08/31/m...

The Dungeons & Dragons Players of Death Rowwww.nytimes.com For a group of men in a Texas prison, the fantasy game became a lifeline — to their imaginations, and to one another.

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I wrote about scammers, junk mail, spam, and humanity https://holapapi.substack.com/p/we-could-be-good-friends

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