The Queer Patient is Blunt
@thequeerpatient.bsky.social
Just some executive dysfunction in a trenchcoat, masquerading as a person.
He/they
Gaymer, poly, artist and craftsperson, AuDHD, writer. 🔞
He/they
Gaymer, poly, artist and craftsperson, AuDHD, writer. 🔞
Weren't the MAGAts always going on about "Sleepy Joe" for things like this? 🤡
May 14, 2025 at 1:48 PM
Weren't the MAGAts always going on about "Sleepy Joe" for things like this? 🤡
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We need you--every single one of you-- in the US to stand up, right now, and fight for NSF, NIH, USGS, NASA, USDA. Agencies Congress empowered to serve the public with impactful science and innovation. This is not a drill. This is our last stand. After this, there will be nothing left to fight for.
May 9, 2025 at 3:50 AM
We need you--every single one of you-- in the US to stand up, right now, and fight for NSF, NIH, USGS, NASA, USDA. Agencies Congress empowered to serve the public with impactful science and innovation. This is not a drill. This is our last stand. After this, there will be nothing left to fight for.
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Every single one of you reading this have benefitted from publicly funded science in a thousand ways.
This cannot be the end. Carl Sagan called science a "candle in the dark." It is up to all of us to make sure that candle does not go out.
This cannot be the end. Carl Sagan called science a "candle in the dark." It is up to all of us to make sure that candle does not go out.
May 9, 2025 at 3:52 AM
Every single one of you reading this have benefitted from publicly funded science in a thousand ways.
This cannot be the end. Carl Sagan called science a "candle in the dark." It is up to all of us to make sure that candle does not go out.
This cannot be the end. Carl Sagan called science a "candle in the dark." It is up to all of us to make sure that candle does not go out.
Thank you for your thoughtfulness on this!
March 23, 2025 at 6:06 PM
Thank you for your thoughtfulness on this!
Are any/all of these resources safe in regards to "won't call the police for a Wellness Check"?
That's been a huge reason why folks are afraid to use crisis helplines... because cops don't know how to handle these scenarios safely.
That's been a huge reason why folks are afraid to use crisis helplines... because cops don't know how to handle these scenarios safely.
March 23, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Are any/all of these resources safe in regards to "won't call the police for a Wellness Check"?
That's been a huge reason why folks are afraid to use crisis helplines... because cops don't know how to handle these scenarios safely.
That's been a huge reason why folks are afraid to use crisis helplines... because cops don't know how to handle these scenarios safely.
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Don't forget. If you use biometric security (fingerprint, facial scan) law enforcement can compel you to open your phone. If you use a password/passcode, a warrant is required. It has to do with the 5th Amendment and self incrimination.
This applies to US citizens, don't know about visitors.
This applies to US citizens, don't know about visitors.
March 21, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Don't forget. If you use biometric security (fingerprint, facial scan) law enforcement can compel you to open your phone. If you use a password/passcode, a warrant is required. It has to do with the 5th Amendment and self incrimination.
This applies to US citizens, don't know about visitors.
This applies to US citizens, don't know about visitors.
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The thing I see is this -
States with highly rated education systems will continue to strive for success.
States at the bottom of education rankings may very well decline.
But, isn't that what Republicans want? A poorly education electorate?
States with highly rated education systems will continue to strive for success.
States at the bottom of education rankings may very well decline.
But, isn't that what Republicans want? A poorly education electorate?
March 20, 2025 at 1:18 AM
The thing I see is this -
States with highly rated education systems will continue to strive for success.
States at the bottom of education rankings may very well decline.
But, isn't that what Republicans want? A poorly education electorate?
States with highly rated education systems will continue to strive for success.
States at the bottom of education rankings may very well decline.
But, isn't that what Republicans want? A poorly education electorate?
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I saw this on a local FB page.
March 20, 2025 at 4:42 PM
I saw this on a local FB page.