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Whore mums, side hustles, & the care networks sustaining gay sex work
Whore mums, side hustles, & the care networks sustaining gay sex work: Sex work is real work... and it comes with its own complex personal dynamics too.
Parrots are social birds. In the wild they live in big flocks, but many pet parrots live alone with their owners. In 2023, researchers from Northeastern University, the University of Glasgow and MIT tried something new: they taught 18 pet parrots to video call each other. The birds learned to ring a bell to ask for a call, and then tap a photo of the parrot they wanted to talk to on a tablet. Over three months, the parrots chose who to call, and they had favourites. The parrots who made the most calls also received the most. On the calls, they sang, preened, played and showed off toys. Some owners said their birds learned new things from their video friends, including new sounds, new ways of finding food, and in one case, flying. #Parrots #Birds #AnimalFacts
The White House has warned the incoming chair of the House Oversight Committee that the Trump administration “will not be extorted” as it cautions against forthcoming congressional investigations. “The Trump Administration expects members of Congress to discharge their investigative functions within settled constitutional limits,” said the White House letter to Democratic Rep. Robert Garcia, which was obtained by CNN and dated Monday. “The Administration will not be extorted and will not be cowed by unlawful process motivated by animus, pettiness, hatred, or any other unlawful motive to intimidate, penalize or interfere with the lawful functioning of government.” The letter signed by White House counsel Will Scharf also states that threatening executive branch officials to discourage them from public service could amount to “blatant criminality.” Scharf goes on to say that congressional investigations “must further a legitimate legislative task” and “Congress cannot employ them to exercise powers of criminal prosecution assigned to the Executive and the Judiciary.” Garcia has vowed to take an “aggressive” oversight approach, despite Trump pushing his administration to look into Democrats who are investigating him. As the midterm results became clear last week, Garcia posted on X: “LAWYER UP.” “The days of us not fighting back are over. This idea that we’re every single time not going to actually take on that fight is over. We’ve got to be in the fight and be aggressive,” Garcia told CNN’s Dana Bash on “State of the Union” over the weekend. The California Democrat accused Attorney General Todd Blanche of “threatening” lawmakers on the panel with investigations in an attempt to stop them from conducting oversight, adding, “they can come after us however they want. We’re not going to be intimidated.”
Your governments are actively telling you that all of the people describing being enslaved with advanced technology are "conspiracy theorists" while they actively tell you that the mechanisms of slavery itself, 6G signal, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology and wireless BCI capabilities, are science fiction. They are actively experimenting on people and sex trafficking them with all of these technologies and are telling people that this is all science fiction instead of social control with impunity. And people are believing this bullshit.
Empathy is dead. Many people don't like that I have been pointing out that it's no longer true that the only people who are experiencing homelessness are drug addicts. People don't want me to speak up for the growing population of seniors, women, and young people with jobs who don't do drugs and are currently experiencing homelessness. I don't need to argue with anyone who tries to deny this fact because it's not an opinion it's something I've seen and experienced personally therefore it's a fact. The only reason I care to make this distinction is that we can no longer use the excuse that all homeless people are drug addicts to look the other way and do nothing. At this point it's just an excuse that's all it is. Elderly people are not able to withstand the extreme cold weather the same as a younger person so they will die. I find that unacceptable. #HousingForAll #homesweethome #homecooking #homelessnessawareness
MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN DRAGGED FROM VEHICLE BY ICE FILES FEDERAL LAWSUIT Aliya Rahman, the disabled U.S. citizen seen in viral video being forcibly pulled from her vehicle by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, filed a lawsuit against the federal government Tuesday. Rahman was on her way to a medical appointment on January 13 when agents smashed her car window, cut her seatbelt and dragged her from the vehicle. The lawsuit alleges assault, battery, false arrest, false imprisonment and negligence. Rahman also claims she was denied medical attention while detained and eventually lost consciousness in her cell. DHS previously accused Rahman of interfering with federal agents. She was never charged in connection with the incident. Rahman is seeking financial damages for her physical and emotional injuries.
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