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Craig Clark (he/him)
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He/him. Semi-retired English teacher. Studied Theatre, Songwriting, Christianity, Social Justice among others. In NYC area of Jersey. Free Palestine.
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December 22, 2025 at 10:27 PM
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junlper.beer
this was one of the most insane portions of that free press piece
"Maybe I failed in the sense that the kids didn't go to Israel enough," a 63-year-old physician in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, told me. He said his daughter, a civil rights attorney, holds anti-Zionist views and refused to vote for former New York governor Andrew Cuomo due to his alleged sexual harassment. "It would've been better if they went more, just to see the lies they're being told."
December 22, 2025 at 10:27 PM
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boycottcitizens.bsky.social
The damage the anti-immigrant agenda is doing to the safety of our communities will reverberate for years.
boycottcitizens.bsky.social Boycott Citizens @boycottcitizens.bsky.social · Jul 15
Stephen Miller's agenda isn't making anyone safer, and polling suggests people aren't buying his propaganda anymore.
nfographic titled “Why Mass Deportation Works (For Criminals)” featuring a masked figure in the center wearing black with yellow eye and mouth cutouts Four surrounding text boxes explain how mass deportation policies benefit criminals: Drains Resources (Top Left): Investigators are diverted from complex cases to meet deportation quotas. Local agencies begin supporting ICE. Violent raids provoke public backlash, requiring even more resources. Employee morale declines, leading to staff departures. Silences Victims & Witnesses (Top Right): Fear and distrust of police-ICE cooperation stop people from reporting crimes. Victims avoid places like hospitals and schools where they might be identified. Criminals find it easier to target vulnerable individuals. Fractures Communities (Bottom Left): Violence causes trauma across communities. School attendance and extracurricular involvement drop. Economic hardship, family separation, and social instability make youth susceptible to predators and gangs. Distracts the Public (Bottom Right): “Criminal alien” narratives misdirect public anger. Public distrust prevents collective action against true threats. Even after deportations, issues persist and new scapegoats emerge.
December 22, 2025 at 7:08 PM