They are death camps.

After watching this, I will go to my local city council meeting, because there is a local issue of fairness that is speaking to me. It all starts at the ground level, with our neighbors.

RICO.

I saw the weight of our teacher's morning of yelling
sink with her forehead into her hands.

Everyone knew it was pee. Knew it was me.

on the backs of our desks. Please please let them think
it is ice water dripping, I prayed when my pee
traveled up the aisle, slowly, cheerily greeting
each kid it passed.

Next would be mops and a call to my mother, but first

Teacher's tired squeak on the January chalkboard
never meant anything good. Putting on our coats
for recess took too long, and gloves were dropped,
and these cysts of time let kids shove and poke
and say mean things and laugh together.
Recess was short. We hung our wet coats

This is so beautiful. I needed to see this today. Thank you for laying it out there.

The support of tyranny is an obvious sign of hatred, like skin raging with infectious boils. The qualifications of public trust should be to serve facts and the law and to lift the humblest of us toward health and liberty.

Let us reject and ignore media that goads us to disdain and crush people who are not power hungry. Its goals are vile, and its puppeteers do not have our health in mind.

Power hunger seeds its own failure by this clustering behavior. The control by a minority whose deepest drive is to crush others, regardless of how they costume it, eventually becomes obvious, and the members of that minority identifiable.

I recommend the Marion County Record from Marion, Kansas. It arrives weekly, is independent, unfailingly entertaining, and may be familiar from recent headlines due to having been illegally raided by local law enforcement.