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Mark Leggiero is the one lone Trump supporter out in front of the NYS Capitol. He says he expected a few thousand ppl here and is disappointed. He said he drove 45 minutes for a peaceful protest pic.twitter.com/hDtCLYFpLq
— Morgan Mckay (@morganfmckay) January 20, 2021
Oh it happened more than once...
At the State Capitol in Sacramento, a lone Trump supporter wearing a red MAGA hat protested as President Biden took the oath of office Wednesday.
— San Francisco Chronicle (@sfchronicle) January 20, 2021
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Live #InaugurationDay updates >> https://t.co/WowWEMPI7l pic.twitter.com/QaSrlvomgd
There was a third person to who left "to go skiing."
Or as the media will report it: left for "economic
All quiet at the State House \u2014 two protestors out front. A third person was here, but he told press he was leaving to go skiing. #nhprinauguration #nhpolitics #InaugurationDay pic.twitter.com/kxyfJmbg92
— Dan Tuohy (@tuohy) January 20, 2021
Tallahassee couldn't even get a critical mass of Florida Men together
Tallahassee, Florida.\U0001f923\U0001f923\U0001f923\U0001f923\U0001f923 pic.twitter.com/bO0zZpoVf2
— Change is Coming (@Helrat72) January 20, 2021
Even @SenatorCollins said: "No. This man doesn't concern even
Maine: pic.twitter.com/AGzwUfVbS8
— Paul "Muskie Volunteer" Suitter (@Paul_Suitter) January 20, 2021
I'm saying no disabled person is oppressed specifically because they are or are seen as smart.
This..... this has been bothering me for a while actually. I say this as a disabled smart kid (though not gifted): I am so tired of disabled smart kid tears.
— TheDisabilityEnthusiast (@twitchyspoonie) January 13, 2021
Y'all are not oppressed because society thought you were smart. https://t.co/ZiyreEP0bt
When I asked for accommodations in school and they wouldn't give them to me because I'm "smart" (which is a social construct btw), I wasn't actually being oppressed because I was smart. I was being oppressed because I was disabled.
If the school didn't see me as smart, I would've been put into special ed, which is often extremely abusive and really its own layer of oppression. I would've been able to advocate for myself even less and much of my autonomy would've been even more stripped away.
I've experienced only the tiniest slice of what people who aren't perceived as intelligent have experienced and even then there's a marked difference.
People often don't see me as intelligent because they mistake my Tourette's for an intellectual disability or severe mental health issue.
For many, I am immediately more humanized as soon as I can speak coherent sentences and they recognize me as smart.
In the most foundational sense, unity exists whether we want it to or not. Our fortunes are tied together. We all impact each other. That form of unity carries risks, benefits, and, mostly, responsibilities. /1
Just curious on your perspective on the GOP calling for unity days after protesting the election results. They caused the rift and now we have to just move on? It's like an abuser hitting you then buying you flowers. Platitudes do not heal a wound.
— kathy cushing (@Kathycush) January 12, 2021
The trouble with calling for "unity" after you, say, abused a procedure to jeopardize and break trust and invite violence in the foundation of representative government, is that it sounds like a shield, not a shared responsibility. /2
It sounds like "we are all one, so there can be no critique of each other." But then saying, "and actually THOSE PEOPLE are the REAL problem" which turns it into "we are all one, but I am the best, so there can be no critique of me." /3
Living into our unity means that we absolutely have to look at each other sometimes and say "you are sorely wrong about this, and you must accept responsibility for your wrongness for the sake of all of us." /4
That does not equal "you should no longer exist and we hate you forever." If you are a United States Senator (for example) and you translate "there must be accountability" to "I've been banished along with 70+ million others," you're being immature and purposely disingenuous. /5
They are offered mainly 2 my liberal friends, who do not yet realise, how Gandhi will be deified again, as an exemplar of Hindu thought, to annihilate Dr B R Ambedkar, & bring back a redefined secularism.
https://t.co/uMs33oOu2E
https://t.co/ADv9gvxSJK
India’s Right Wing intellectuals, both on the economic right & left, liberal or orthodox, secular or Hindutvawadi, have long sought to discredit Arundhati Roy, as an outdated Marxist.
So the third slide is addressed to these denizens. I will let her speak 4 herself.
https://t.co/lEUrqIJ54n
After nearly a year of Covid crisis management, Paul Reid says key learnings include: virus comes back during a period of respite; increasing transmissibility of Covid; the virus thrives on gatherings | https://t.co/zUowRQi9zg pic.twitter.com/RhWj5bESTa
— RT\xc9 News (@rtenews) January 28, 2021
A a layman, I seem to recall our Public Health doctors saying these things to anyone who would listen close on a year ago.
https://t.co/DxRl3Qa3IA
About a year to the day that I stormed into my department & said we need to start preparing for this Wuhan virus. Response from on-high to my suggestion a national operational group be put together as a starting point - silence followed by "That wouldn't be inappropriate" https://t.co/MumCYKO60u
— Sinead Donohue (@sinead_donohue) January 21, 2021
One for the book.
https://t.co/MHulHu9BHz
Clear outline of deficits across regional public health and stark consequences for pandemic control. Should have been urgently addressed a yr ago but imperative now. @marietcasey
— Fionnuala Donohue (@mac_fionn) January 28, 2021
Neil Michael: Under-investment in public health undermines zero Covid efforts https://t.co/iclMTUf1tG
@Fermilab +..
The lead author, Yuanyuan Zhang, claims that "we discovered that intracluster light is a pretty good radial tracer of dark matter", which sounds awfully similar to...+
@Fermilab +... this 2019 paper by Mireia Montes and Ignacio Trujillo (MT19) "Intracluster light: a luminous tracer for dark matter in clusters of galaxies"
@Fermilab +...Could it be that the authors were not aware of the MT19 work? No. I mean, it's not like MT19 was an obscure paper published in a small journal 30 years ago. It was published last year in one of the top astronomy journals... AND... +
@Fermilab +...AND... NASA made a press release about it:
https://t.co/yJ3crQjWwT
That in addition to their home institution @IAC_Astrofisica press