Friday, April 20, 2018

The Photo of Protesters at Starbucks Is a Sad but Accurate Representation of Our Times

The Photo of Protesters at Starbucks Is a Sad but Accurate Representation of Our Times
"Doubtless, you’ve seen the picture circulating around Twitter of the protesters at Starbucks yelling at a single barista as he stands there taking it.
The picture is such a meme-able one that I expect this picture of poor Zack and his misfortune to be seen around the internet for a good long while. 
For those curious, this is a protest in a Philidelphia Starbucks that arose after two black men were arrested for no other reason than they were sitting in a Starbucks without having purchased anything. 
...The commentary the image gives us is spectacularly accurate of our own times. 
Here we have a social justice warrior surrounded by his fellows in the angry mob, bullhorn aimed squarely at working man Zack. 
Zack did nothing wrong, and yet looks on ahead at nothing as he stoically and quietly takes whatever abuse the crowd throws at him despite his innocence.
Zack stays quiet for two reasons. 
  • One is that anything uttered out of his mouth will immediately be taken wrongly and will only cause the mob to go into loud hysterics. 
  • The second reason is that Zack is a modern man who will take the abuse because society has told him that he deserves it, and in order to be a good guy he must take whatever punishment the mob throws at him..."

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San Diego County Board Of Supervisors Votes To Back Trump Action Against CA Sanctuary City Laws | Daily Wire

San Diego County Board Of Supervisors Votes To Back Trump Action Against CA Sanctuary City Laws | Daily Wire:

Image result for San Diego Birdseye View"On Tuesday, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, which represents over three million people, voted to support a Trump administration lawsuit targeting a California law limiting police collaboration with U.S. immigration agents.
That decision followed Monday night’s decision from the Orange County community of Los Alamitos to approve an ordinance that would exempt the city from the sanctuary law on the grounds it is unconstitutional. Los Alamitos can exempt itself because it is a charter city."


Finland Is Killing Its Basic Income Experiment - Slashdot

Finland Is Killing Its Basic Income Experiment - Slashdot:
"tomhath shares a report:
Since the beginning of last year, 2000 Finns are getting money from the government each month -- and they are not expected to do anything in return. 
Image result for Finland Is Killing Its Basic Income ExperimentThe participants, aged 25-58, are all unemployed, and were selected at random by Kela, Finland's social-security institution.
Instead of unemployment benefits, the participants now receive $690 per month, tax free.
Should they find a job during the two-year trial, they still get to keep the money. 
While the project is praised internationally for being at the cutting edge of social welfare, back in Finland, decision makers are quietly pulling the brakes, making a U-turn that is taking the project in a whole new direction.
"Right now, the government is making changes that are taking the system further away from a basic income," Kela researcher Miska Simanainen told the Swedish daily Svenska Dagbladet."

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History for April 20

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Phillip Pinel 1745, Daniel Chester French 1850 - Sculptor, created Minute Man statue in Concord, MA, Abraham Lincoln seated in the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC. Adolf Hitler 1889 - German leader during World War II
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Joan Miro 1893 - Artist, Ryan O'Neal 1941 - Actor ("Love Story", "Peyton Place"), Jessica Lange 1949 - Actress ("Tootsie", "Blue Sky")
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1769 - Ottawa Chief Pontiac was murdered by an Illinois Indian in Cahokia.
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1841 - In Philadelphia, PA, Edgar Allen Poe's first detective story, "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," was published in Graham's Magazine.
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1912 - Fenway Park opened as the home of the Boston Red Sox.
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1916 - Chicago's Wrigley Field held its first Cubs game with the first National League game at the ballpark. The Cubs beat the Cincinnati Reds 7-6 in 11 innings.
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1961 - FM stereo broadcasting was approved by the FCC.
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1971 - The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the use of busing to achieve racial desegregation in schools.
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1977 - Woody Allen's film "Annie Hall" premiered.
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1988 - The U.S. Air Forces' Stealth (B-2 bomber) was officially unveiled.
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Thursday, April 19, 2018

DOJ turns over redacted Comey memos to congressional committees | Fox News

DOJ turns over redacted Comey memos to congressional committees | Fox News:

Image result for Department of Justice Symbol"The Justice Department on Thursday gave lawmakers redacted versions of memos kept by former FBI Director James Comey to document meetings with President Trump, a congressional source told Fox News.
The source told Fox News the memos were turned over to the House Judiciary, Oversight and Intelligence Committees following threats from Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., to subpoena Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein for failing to meet the deadline to submit the documents."

ACLJ Joined in Opposing California’s Unconstitutional Laws | American Center for Law and Justice

ACLJ Joined in Opposing California’s Unconstitutional Laws | American Center for Law and Justice:

Image result for flickr commons images California State Capital"Sixteen states and two governors point out how California has no difficulty supporting contradictory positions to advance its open-borders/sanctuary-state agenda. They explain that a few years ago when Arizona, in response to the Obama Administration’s purposeful failure to enforce federal immigration laws, enacted state laws designed to enforce those federal immigration laws, California joined an amicus brief against Arizona’s efforts. Then, California argued that the federal government, not state government, controls whether and how to remove illegal aliens from this country. As such, Arizona should not be involved in the process. Now, however, when the Trump Administration is enforcing immigration laws, which harms California’s agenda, California has no problem advancing the opposite position when it passed the laws designed to interfere with the federal government’s enforcement of immigration laws."




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