If he hasn't crowd funded his legal expenses it's because he's actively choosing not to. He could be grifting this so hard.
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I keep worrying that he's going to use authoritarianism and a violation of the rule of law to do good things and people will normalize those things as ok, but he seems devoted to never helping anyone who isn't rich or armed.
ProPublica does. The Escapist staff quit en masse and formed Second Wind. Value comes from the workers. When you don't have the overhead of printing presses and the gatekeepers of print distribution there's not that much that the parent company actually contributes to the business.
I'd contribute to a Kickstarter and then become an ongoing supporter.
I think it would take some exceptional political gymnastics for Hochul to have personally campaigned with him and then justify how his election must be annulled. She'll just refuse all his plans that need state approval. The state has a lot of power to just try to make him fail in order to teach the people that only neoliberals can be trusted to lead.
Direct Federal fuckery is more likely.
Seriously. A year ago centrists were talking about what a win it would be to get an endorsement from this man. In reality he was so despised people are cheering his death. The centrists are just bad at politics.
I hope they consider reforming independently. Value comes from the workers and they were valuable. I'd definitely contribute/pay for them.
For every human that is moved into the state of Texas from New York you must transfer ownership of another human to the state.
What? Nothing here is evidence they want(ed) a shutdown. They're refusing a SNAP funding bill because they want the poorly funded program to be leverage for reopening the government.
That they view feeding people, many of which are their own voters, as something that only Democrats care about shows their utter disinterest in supporting the rubes that vote for them, but none of this is part of some Republican master plan or advancing Republican causes.
The investigation concluded “there was no definitive evidence that WCI correctional custody, maintenance, or medical staff failed to perform their duties in such a manner that contributed to the death of Inmate Healy (sic).”
It's one of those no-fault dehydration deaths of an inmate fully under the control of the state. They did everything right and he just somehow didn't get water, wellness checks, or treatment.
Imagine if this was a child, another class of citizen that is assumed to be the responsibility of someone else who basically controls their lives and needs. The guardian, who doesn't have a full time paying job with training and oversight about caring for them, nor a network of cameras and logged activities, would be assumed to be negligent and put on trial in both court and the media.
That's not what the problem is. It only fools systems that just feed the image straight into a race recognition model without trying to correct for it. You don't need to even retrain the model, just use basic image processing to color swap the tattoo before the model even gets it. The tattoos are easy to isolate computationally.
Facemasks work great. There's a reason the gestapo are using them.
People like the makeup because it looks like a cool cyberpunk future, but the moment a pipeline is designed to compensate for made up faces it will fail. Simple image processing can replace makeup hues and yield a roughly true color unobscured face.
No, I mean he could raise way more than his defense will cost. He's kind of one of the mythic figures of the resistance.
When the early revolution is recorded to history, we'll remember such luminaries as the Portland Frog, Polka Dot Lady, and Sandwich Guy.