Overt Racism Is Disgusting; Brandishing a Firearm Is a Misdemeanor
I don’t want to “spread her shame.” I want her arrested, charged with brandishing a firearm, convicted, and sentenced to 3 – 6 months for the misdemeanor, as prescribed by law.
Btw, this could also be misdemeanor assault: “a threat of bodily harm coupled with an apparent, present ability to cause the harm.”
What’s the problem with putting these assh***s in jail, every one of them, and seeing what happens with the rate of this crime?
As Trump’s poll numbers continue to plummet and the odds against a second term continue to grow, the president will soon face the fact that he’ll no longer be in office as of January 20, 2021. What happens when that idea settles in and he contemplates the onslaught of indictments he’ll receive from both federal and state criminal courts? 
Subsidiaries of both Talanx and Munich Re were named on Trans Mountain’s certificate of insurance – they are among 11 companies offering $508 million of liability insurance for the 12-month period up to August 31, 2020. However, emails suggest that Talanx actually pulled out of the project in 2019 (and it appears Munich Re has done the same). 
Shouldn’t this be enough?
There are lots of cool, win-win combinations of renewable energy and environmentally friendly uses of land. Here’s a short podcast on sheep and 
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Apparently, there are groups of Americans that have real trouble with adhering to the exhortations of our scientific community, specially to our epidemiologists and other public health experts when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s a conversation I just ran across:
As shown here, ExxonMobil ostensibly wants to keep me up to date on the future of energy in my state, and suggests via the photograph, without the least bit of sincerity, that it may come in the form of algal fuels.
Holy cats! Those Republican Voters Against Trump mean biz, as my daughter likes to say.
Here’s another one in the category: “would be funny if it weren’t so tragic.”
