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In Massachusetts, we have a responsibility to protect the vulnerable and stand up for those who need it. We don’t throw trans kids under the bus for political points. We protect them—and all of our neighbors—because trans rights are human rights.

wow the new ocarina of time remake looks so bad... it looks like th-wait mmmmfffggggg,..,.,.,.,, stop.,.,.., mfmmgmgggghnhh we're both girls,.,..,,,,, mmfmmfmmmmmhhhhhnnnggggppff.,.,..,.,....,.,,,,,.....

Our society's unfathomable cruelty to homeless people is not just morally unjustifiable, but more expensive than housing people would be. Cruelty against the homeless is an unaffordable luxury. Abandoning homeless people to avoid offending the Protestant work ethic is an unaffordable luxury.

ProPublica@propublica.org · 2w ago

ProPublica spoke to dozens of people who had lived in homeless encampments when cities cleared them out in “sweeps.” We distributed notecards so people could tell us about the toll in their own words. ➡️ This is what they wrote:

Handwritten notecard. Prompt at the top asks: What object was most devastating for you to lose, and how have you been coping? Answer below: Dentures. Were thrown away and coping isn't somthing I can do. It’s made me feel ugly, unworthy, can’t go get a job with no teeth. So how can get off the streets until another pair can be made?

ive said this several times but DOGE and the like is an illustration of what happens when private sector masters of the universe, who have never worked a day in their lives, just assume that everyone else's work is as pointless and replaceable as their own