As someone who lived in a basement for a year, this feels valid.

Fortuitous timeline

At least we'll get a "robust education" with the rising rates 😅

For democracy!

Also the "rise" in these diseases has much more to do with (a) better diagnosis and access to care (b) people not dying of other things that we have fixed. In the 1960s no one knew if you had cardiac disease, you just keeled over. And many people died first of diseases we can now treat

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I hope those were safety scissors

Great question. One reason we aren’t seeing as many lawsuits against these operations (besides the fact that litigators are stretched thin) is a Supreme Court case from 2022 that has made lawsuits against ICE operations much harder to bring. I wrote this piece at the time.

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When I was 12 I subsisted on Zebra Cakes for an entire summer. I am convinced each person has a maximum quota of Zebra Cakes they can consume, and I have reached mine.