as I prefer, as well*

What Asheville's doing right -- with respect to the fact that anything we do is in the shadow of Helene -- is offering opportunities for _every_ form of protest, be it "come out, enjoy some solidarity, and read some great signs" or, as you prefer, something a bit more Californian in sensibility

To stand in the middle was trippy, to say the least. Shout out to the Jesus flag chick who seemed to have no problem waving her flag with some weirdo standing nearby, though I can't say the same for the rest of the Jesus people

What makes you think the country is going past Easter? The midterms won't happen.

Love the Buffy username, btw

I just went to get lunch and take a nap. Already planned on coming back

I think it's more a point of how Trump is totally Hoovering this

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How do you even edit a post on here

There was a white Tesla parked right by Pack that screamed "plant" to me, but I'd like to think that the APD just wanted to extended a level of trust. Either that or they're lazy. Both, maybe

A lot of bollards in the area naturally. Otherwise, there was a ton of community safety there, if you knew how to see em

Edit: there's a plane with the callsign that just left. This, apparently, was a coincidence. Womp-womp, sorry AP -- unless it wasn't cause that's flight level ain't right

This is GlobalX 6112, btw. if that weren't clear. I don't think it's going to LA unless it's on some weird skyways

I wanted to make a reference to Community's Magnitude -- of "Pop, pop!" fame -- but I was blinded by my own brilliance

Many of those laborers were freed slaves who had no choice but to help build a rich person's house over top of the first houses they built themselves. And now, it serves as a draw for rich, old people. Modernity sucks.

People are being disappeared right now, so why are you just sitting there?