Kris Hoots
@krishoots.bsky.social
Wife, mom, gramma, partner at Oneicity, Jesus follower, 10K step walker, avid reader, cat lover, from the PNW, now in DFW, LWCC, ISTJ, 1W2
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Autistic people are not broken. They are not burdens. They are artists, athletes, workers, friends, partners, and taxpayers. They live full lives. And yes, they write poems. They go on dates. They contribute to their communities every single day. Autistic people deserve dignity and respect,
April 22, 2025 at 3:42 AM
Autistic people are not broken. They are not burdens. They are artists, athletes, workers, friends, partners, and taxpayers. They live full lives. And yes, they write poems. They go on dates. They contribute to their communities every single day. Autistic people deserve dignity and respect,
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So stay steady. Don’t lose faith in the Constitution. Americans have always found a way to fix things—even when our government tries to ignore the very laws it swears to uphold.
Remember: when tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty.
Remember: when tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty.
April 16, 2025 at 6:27 PM
So stay steady. Don’t lose faith in the Constitution. Americans have always found a way to fix things—even when our government tries to ignore the very laws it swears to uphold.
Remember: when tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty.
Remember: when tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty.