What are Ugly Laws? "From 1867 to 1974, various cities of the United States had unsightly beggar ordinances, retroactively named ugly laws.[1] These laws targeted poor people and disabled people."

It is safe to carry for people experiencing an over dose. Learn to use and carry Naloxone

@sardixit.bsky.social is the only candidate to talk about the environmental impacts of AI. THANK GODDESS someone said it!

@sardixit.bsky.social is fucking fire. Way to call out when Bingle won't stand with us.

Johnathan Bingle thinks Communists are the most dangerous thing. Like read a book dude.

Involuntary institutionalization is horrific and doesn't actually change lives.

Why efforts to improve involuntary treatment in WA haven’t worked | The Seattle Times share.google/tuH7K1n6kUVL...

@sardixit.bsky.social response to a new jail is spot on. Incarceration is not an effective way to reduce crime.

In fact, crime rates go up when incarceration rates go up.

We need to prioritize behavior health units. Cops in uniform and with a gun will never be able to build relationships with the impoverished and traumatized.

Kate Telis answer was spot on.

@sardixit.bsky.social spoke out against sprall that eats up natural resources and farms, and creates expensive travel and exacerbates climate change.

Also, Johnathan Bingle is being really petty. To what end?

Response to rising eviction rates.

Keeping people housed is the best way to deter homelessness. It's cheaper for tax payers too.

We need all types of housing for all types of people. A one sized fits all building approach is not founded in data.

Policing and cameras are not deterring drag racing in communities.

We need walkable communities that are rich in amenities. #15minutecity