Simulated Chollas

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An epileptic forever-bumpkin turned counter-forensic geographer In a Mesquite Bosque by way of a Laurel Hell Abolish borders Ruthlessly criticize what exists Chinga la migra Internationalism or bust

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Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· 20d

Before this year ends, Grok Imagine will make a full-length movie of The Odyssey that is historically accurate and true to the art of Homer

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· 20d

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· 20d

Here’s how it all starts

how many days of the week have food in it

Three days of the week have the word
"food" hidden inside of them:
• Tuesday
• Thursday
• Friday
It is a clever play on the days' names!

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· 22d

Speaking of vaccines and economics and plots

Share of people who received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine
Total number of people who received at least one vaccine dose, divided by the total population of the country. Far fewer low income people received vaccinations.

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· 26d

This is fine meme but table is a roulette wheel in the fire and the dog is saying this is lucrative

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· 26d

‘Freedom’

Sullivan and his soldiers attacking and burning an Iroquois town under the orders of Washington

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· 27d

‘Freedom’

Border wall construction in San Rafael Valley

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· 28d

dirt track date
demolition derby, figure-eight

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· Jul 11

lawscholars.luc.edu/ws/portalfil...

During the New Deal Era, the statutory exclusion of agricultural and domestic employees was well-understood as a race-neutral proxy for excluding blacks from statutory benefits and protections made available to most whites.! Remarkably, despite these racist origins, an agricultural and domestic worker exclusion remains on the books today, entirely unaltered after seventy-five years. Section 152(3) of the National Labor Relations Act still excludes agricultural and domestic workers from the protections available under the Act.2 (first sentence highlighted)

President Roosevelt simply would not embrace civil rights or egalitarian measures because they endangered the coalition necessary to enact his legislative agenda. 40 Roosevelt's highest priority was enacting remedial legislation for most Americans, even if it meant excluding blacks and rejecting civil rights measures.41 According to Roosevelt, "First things come first, and I can't alienate certain votes I need for measures that are more important at the moment by pushing any measures that would entail a fight."42 Responding to the problems created for blacks by lower wages under the National Recovery Act, Roosevelt commented that "[ilt is not the purpose of this Administration to impair Southern industry by refusing to recognize traditional differentials."43 Explaining his failure to support anti-lynching legislation, Roosevelt said:
I did not choose the tools with which I must work.... Had I been permitted to choose them I would have selected quite different ones. But I've got to get legislation passed by Congress to save America. The Southerners by reason of the seniority rule in Congress are chairman or occupy strategic places on most of the Senate and House committees. If I come out for the anti-lynching bill now, they will block every bill I ask Congress to pass to keep America from collapsing. I just can't take that risk. 44 (last two sentences highlighted)

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· Jul 8

Miss Piggy with her eyes wide open staring forward

Simulated Chollas@simulatedchollas· Jul 8

As my friend and I always say there are two Emilio Esteveses inside each of us: Repo Man young man with one gun Emilio and also Young Guns 2 young man with two guns Emilio.