Just to answer this Q: yes there are a ton of bolt action rifles that are meant to fold easily into a pack. But you could also pop out a pin in an AR platform rifle and fold it well enough to fit into a normal bag

So far could be almost any rifle per what we know

I mean he caused the deaths of between 8-10 million people and most don't even know who he is. It seems like the only reason Hitler is more well known is because he killed white people. We are seeing this now with Palestine. The genocide is livestreamed but it doesn't matter because they are brown.

Hi Lubna. I just shared and donated. I hope it can help a bit.

Definitely. We don't have to let them off the hook to understand how and why we're in this mess. It's important to understand their motivations, even if it comes from bigotry, racism, etc.

I think they like to lose. If they let fascism creep in, They think they just need to say "I'm not a fascist" to watch the votes roll in. This doesn't work anymore. People are sick of the status quo. The reason Trump won is because he offered something NEW, even if that thing is fascism.

Apparently I'm blocked from this person, but I have seen such an uptick of liberals refusing to take ownership of their loss. Isn't it their job to earn votes?

Is the only reason a healthcare worker does their job because they need money? Or do they do it because they desperately want to find meaning in their labor? I believe people want to see value in their labor, and that is just as powerful a motivator as the threat of homelessness capitalism provides.

They already are. Those "well meaning neighbors" are members of the working class doing the work to sustain those needs. The government isn't a living being providing for the people, it is the people themselves who do that work. There is no reason they need a boot on their back to get this done.

They are expensive and there for exclusionary to the lower class. Ferrer is more focused on experiences instead of theory. Teachers advise and students plan their lessons. They come and go as they please so they get actual appreciation for learning because they hold themselves accountable.

Two examples I can think of is Montessori schools, or ferrer method schools. Montessori focuses on student lead, hands on learning where the teacher is the facilitator.this is good because student interest is a big focus and allows them to take initiative on what they learn. However, ...

Again, as a teacher myself I understand the need for structure with children. We can provide structure that preserves their autonomy. In many ways a routine might be harmful because one child might succeed in a different activity orsetting. We should include children in the decision making.

Transphobic and homophobic parents who force their children to be homeschooled or send them to conversion therapy camps because they found out their guild was LGBT. Hell in many states it's legal for a parent to pay someone to kidnap their child in the night and send them to camps for "bad" kids.

Secondly, many traumatic childhood experiences were caused by parents removing their child's autonomy. Children forced to be the parents of their young siblings, or being barred from positive experiences because parents didn't approve for one or another, not even pointing out the mass of ...

Children aren't stupid, but they need guidance. I am a teacher and work with children of all ages every day. Like I said, parents can guide and advise children but children should be taught to think and make decisions for themselves.

Stifles their ability to think critically and make decisions for themselves. Again, it should be an advisory role. It isn't hierarchical if my mother stopped me from touching the stove for example, but it is if she said I couldn't play tennis because they would rather have a son in football.