They avoid lying so they don’t have to. “Some people say—“, “what if—“ are ways they influence what people think without technically lying.

I saw video of students with barricades asking for other students’ ID before they’d let them on campus. They had no right to block anyone from campus. They weren’t campus security.

UCLA students were literally blocking Jews from getting to their classes. I don’t want the felon in chief fining them, but something needs to happen.

Insane. They have their own police? Then FIRE HIM. He’s a danger to the whole community.

I’m not denying that the UK handled gun laws much better. I’m just saying that the population here and getting reliable information out to such a large population is one of our biggest problems.

A lot of accommodations have nothing to do with tests.

Extra time isn’t the only accommodation we make for students. Preferential seating (usually up front or near the teacher), being allowed to use fidgets (I provide them for all my kids), going to see a counselor, and *allowing diabetic students to have a snack* are all legal accommodations we offer.

I’m not sure why you list the population as if that makes it more impressive. That’s part of the problem in the states. We’re too big to get people to agree on things.

Of course, but I don’t live there anymore.

I used to live among the farms in Ventura, CA. Farm workers were the loveliest neighbors I could have asked for. I’m so sorry for what these monsters are putting you all through.

Thank God. It was my library growing up and I’ve been so worried.

As long as they aren’t showing ID, we have no proof they are who they say they are and should respond with force.

If you're wearing a badge and obscuring your face, you're the bad guy.

Literally. We should stop sending them money if they’re going to withhold it. We support the union from California.

Any other administration would have. This one doesn’t know how the government works.