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Drug use does not define if a person is deserving of bodily autonomy.
Every. Single. Person. Deserves. These. Things.
Each individual is the expert in what they need to do to survive, and for many, drug use is a survival strategy. (4/6)
Every. Single. Person. Deserves. These. Things.
Each individual is the expert in what they need to do to survive, and for many, drug use is a survival strategy. (4/6)
February 27, 2025 at 4:38 AM
Drug use does not define if a person is deserving of bodily autonomy.
Every. Single. Person. Deserves. These. Things.
Each individual is the expert in what they need to do to survive, and for many, drug use is a survival strategy. (4/6)
Every. Single. Person. Deserves. These. Things.
Each individual is the expert in what they need to do to survive, and for many, drug use is a survival strategy. (4/6)
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People who use drugs are worthy of compassion, acceptance, and grace, not forced treatment and jail cells.
Drug use does not define a person’s humanity. Drug use does not define if a person is deserving of food, shelter, and community. (3/6)
Drug use does not define a person’s humanity. Drug use does not define if a person is deserving of food, shelter, and community. (3/6)
February 27, 2025 at 4:38 AM
People who use drugs are worthy of compassion, acceptance, and grace, not forced treatment and jail cells.
Drug use does not define a person’s humanity. Drug use does not define if a person is deserving of food, shelter, and community. (3/6)
Drug use does not define a person’s humanity. Drug use does not define if a person is deserving of food, shelter, and community. (3/6)
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If law enforcement wants to enter your home, unless you consent, they need a JUDICIAL warrant like a search warrant. And you'll notice cops with search warrants don't ask permission.
If ICE needs your permission to enter, they don't have a judicial warrant. They have an administrative warrant.
If ICE needs your permission to enter, they don't have a judicial warrant. They have an administrative warrant.
January 18, 2025 at 1:04 AM
If law enforcement wants to enter your home, unless you consent, they need a JUDICIAL warrant like a search warrant. And you'll notice cops with search warrants don't ask permission.
If ICE needs your permission to enter, they don't have a judicial warrant. They have an administrative warrant.
If ICE needs your permission to enter, they don't have a judicial warrant. They have an administrative warrant.