When you're on a medication long-term (like for over a decade) it sucks having to repeatedly go through a cycle of precarity where any sort of delay, mistake, or miscommunication will result in getting sick and desperate.

This is a monthly routine I could really do without.

FINALLY Clon gets to do something other than stand around with the DCF

That's why I can't really stand to watch any cable news. It's like 3 minutes of information and half an hour of "Can you believe it?!? What is the world coming to??"

The Japanese version of Wikipedia wrestler pages still have extensive sections for move lists. I'm not sure why they have different standards, but nearly all pro wrestlers who have an English Wikipedia page also have a Japanese Wikipedia page, so the info has been preserved there

There's at least one

Not to mention that, whatever the effects upon ICE agents happen to be, they still exist amongst us in our society. If they're becoming deranged by the brutal realities of their daily work, that's a societal problem that's going to linger for decades.

So if we see ICE agents begin leaving the force en masse over time, it could be a sign of even darker things to come. It seems unlikely that the administration would just say "Oh well" and give up on its attempts to deport millions of people. Worth paying attention to IMO.

In WWII the Nazis found that having the SS execute hundreds of civilians per day caused a lot of the soldiers to mentally break down and become unable to function.

In response they developed the first industrialized form of genocide in the form of the extermination camps.

I think because for the majority of their lives the dominant entertainment medium was TV, and if a TV is on in the room, you're gonna hear it

To them, TV and phone are the same thing. If it's on, you're gonna hear it

They're used to living their lives with background TV noise