Tactical Bra
@tacticalbra.bsky.social
Researcher and Moderator for Lawful Masses with Leonard French. Law twitter student. Stats nerd. Canadian. She/her
She's literally a public servant, how is that not contributing value to the country?
December 23, 2025 at 1:21 AM
She's literally a public servant, how is that not contributing value to the country?
The problem I see if that the difference between ideas that get funded vs ones that die is a matter of marketing. It's not enough to have good ideas, you need to sell it. The skills to have a revolutionary idea may not be the same as the skills to get funding to implement it
December 13, 2025 at 7:38 PM
The problem I see if that the difference between ideas that get funded vs ones that die is a matter of marketing. It's not enough to have good ideas, you need to sell it. The skills to have a revolutionary idea may not be the same as the skills to get funding to implement it
The more I read, the more I think police should have a "permanent record" of sorts that follows them from case to case, that lists if they have ever lied in court or misrepresented core facts in a report.
If I can get charged for lying to the police or perjuring myself, why can't get they?
If I can get charged for lying to the police or perjuring myself, why can't get they?
December 7, 2025 at 12:31 AM
The more I read, the more I think police should have a "permanent record" of sorts that follows them from case to case, that lists if they have ever lied in court or misrepresented core facts in a report.
If I can get charged for lying to the police or perjuring myself, why can't get they?
If I can get charged for lying to the police or perjuring myself, why can't get they?
When I was working as a legal assistant, I was told that I should write all my communications as if they would be read by the judge someday.
It's one thing to be peeved at OC, it's another to try to weaponize someone's faith to try to make litigation more contentious. Ew.
It's one thing to be peeved at OC, it's another to try to weaponize someone's faith to try to make litigation more contentious. Ew.
December 2, 2025 at 11:04 AM
When I was working as a legal assistant, I was told that I should write all my communications as if they would be read by the judge someday.
It's one thing to be peeved at OC, it's another to try to weaponize someone's faith to try to make litigation more contentious. Ew.
It's one thing to be peeved at OC, it's another to try to weaponize someone's faith to try to make litigation more contentious. Ew.
And don't forget the conflict of interest check!
November 26, 2025 at 9:48 PM
And don't forget the conflict of interest check!
Look, I have issues with Catholic dogma and I don't think the Pope is the ultimate in moral authority. Most of the Catholics I know have disagreements with the papacy. However, it's telling which opinions makes someone call the Pope the epitome of evil
November 26, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Look, I have issues with Catholic dogma and I don't think the Pope is the ultimate in moral authority. Most of the Catholics I know have disagreements with the papacy. However, it's telling which opinions makes someone call the Pope the epitome of evil
(Obvious disclaimer that I worked for great bosses/companies and there are def. ppl who get unnecessary flak for requesting accommodations, but it's usually because of stigma and not actual hardship on the company)
November 15, 2025 at 7:43 PM
(Obvious disclaimer that I worked for great bosses/companies and there are def. ppl who get unnecessary flak for requesting accommodations, but it's usually because of stigma and not actual hardship on the company)
In my job, I train a lot of people. I tell them to stop rushing, because errors made in haste take so much effort to clean up. I prefer accuracy over speed. Getting people to stop thinking metrics and to start thinking consequences is hard!
November 15, 2025 at 7:32 PM
In my job, I train a lot of people. I tell them to stop rushing, because errors made in haste take so much effort to clean up. I prefer accuracy over speed. Getting people to stop thinking metrics and to start thinking consequences is hard!
I train a lot of ppl in my position. I tailor my teaching style to accomm learning disabilities. -Every- person I have trained has expressed sincere gratitude for the style I use, because, turns out, neurotypical ppl can benefit from the strategies too
November 15, 2025 at 7:16 PM
I train a lot of ppl in my position. I tailor my teaching style to accomm learning disabilities. -Every- person I have trained has expressed sincere gratitude for the style I use, because, turns out, neurotypical ppl can benefit from the strategies too
Fr. Many things are negotiable. My manager asked my team to start a new task. I said yes BUT given the workload, asked if we could stop a diff task. If you have a good manager, they listen and problem solve with you. Since leaving school, I have never had someone push back on my request for accomms.
November 15, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Fr. Many things are negotiable. My manager asked my team to start a new task. I said yes BUT given the workload, asked if we could stop a diff task. If you have a good manager, they listen and problem solve with you. Since leaving school, I have never had someone push back on my request for accomms.
What we consider an "accommodation" is biased. Glasses are an accommodation - they help correct a deficit. But if the thing that helps you is taking a test in a quiet room, suddenly that's "cheating".
People drone on about school deadlines, but in the real world, ppl get extensions all the time
People drone on about school deadlines, but in the real world, ppl get extensions all the time
November 15, 2025 at 5:23 PM
What we consider an "accommodation" is biased. Glasses are an accommodation - they help correct a deficit. But if the thing that helps you is taking a test in a quiet room, suddenly that's "cheating".
People drone on about school deadlines, but in the real world, ppl get extensions all the time
People drone on about school deadlines, but in the real world, ppl get extensions all the time
A friend's brother was detained. He is an American citizen with indigenous ancestry. I guess someone thought he didn't look white enough. Being a citizen or carrying your papers with you will not protect you.
November 14, 2025 at 1:17 AM
A friend's brother was detained. He is an American citizen with indigenous ancestry. I guess someone thought he didn't look white enough. Being a citizen or carrying your papers with you will not protect you.
You can add a random Canadian to the donors list. Sometimes I feel like my contribution is so small, but with the matches and per-donor donation, I feel like even a small contribution makes a big difference
November 14, 2025 at 12:42 AM
You can add a random Canadian to the donors list. Sometimes I feel like my contribution is so small, but with the matches and per-donor donation, I feel like even a small contribution makes a big difference
Some SovCits believe something similar to this - that the gov has a bank account for every person and that you can get this money if you know the right magic sequence of forms and phrases.
Most states have limited assistance for new parents. Where is this $1,000 coming from?
Most states have limited assistance for new parents. Where is this $1,000 coming from?
November 12, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Some SovCits believe something similar to this - that the gov has a bank account for every person and that you can get this money if you know the right magic sequence of forms and phrases.
Most states have limited assistance for new parents. Where is this $1,000 coming from?
Most states have limited assistance for new parents. Where is this $1,000 coming from?
There are 4(ish) functions to post-conviction consequences: determent, punishment, rehab, and societal protection. Hellish jails are a moderate deterrent and a severe punishment, but decrease the effectiveness of rehab, which undermines societal protection because most cons will eventually get out
November 11, 2025 at 2:54 PM
There are 4(ish) functions to post-conviction consequences: determent, punishment, rehab, and societal protection. Hellish jails are a moderate deterrent and a severe punishment, but decrease the effectiveness of rehab, which undermines societal protection because most cons will eventually get out
Jail is one kind of punishment, but it's expensive, traumatizing, and can actually make low-risk offenders more criminal when they mix with higher risk cons. Overcrowding amplifies risk of violence, staff burnout, and med emergencies being ignored. But yet jail is the only punishment we can think of
November 11, 2025 at 2:34 PM
Jail is one kind of punishment, but it's expensive, traumatizing, and can actually make low-risk offenders more criminal when they mix with higher risk cons. Overcrowding amplifies risk of violence, staff burnout, and med emergencies being ignored. But yet jail is the only punishment we can think of
Xenophobia aside, those 100 million people are also vital to the economy. They are buying groceries, driving cars, using the internet, etc. They are generating demand for goods and services. You really don't want rapid population shrinkage, especially among working age/tax paying age people
November 9, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Xenophobia aside, those 100 million people are also vital to the economy. They are buying groceries, driving cars, using the internet, etc. They are generating demand for goods and services. You really don't want rapid population shrinkage, especially among working age/tax paying age people
I am not Jewish, but my understanding is that Shabbat is like a family dinner on Friday night. It's a way to welcome the sabbath. Part of the point of the sabbath is to be with friends/family.
What part of his faith would this conflict with? Am I missing something?
What part of his faith would this conflict with? Am I missing something?
November 6, 2025 at 11:02 PM
I am not Jewish, but my understanding is that Shabbat is like a family dinner on Friday night. It's a way to welcome the sabbath. Part of the point of the sabbath is to be with friends/family.
What part of his faith would this conflict with? Am I missing something?
What part of his faith would this conflict with? Am I missing something?
Cooking can help kill it, but if the bacteria is allowed to grow on the food, the byproducts of the bacteria can also be toxic, and those can survive cooking
November 4, 2025 at 2:34 AM
Cooking can help kill it, but if the bacteria is allowed to grow on the food, the byproducts of the bacteria can also be toxic, and those can survive cooking
"The body would never harm itself" Gurl, I just bit the inside of my cheek trying to eat a salad, a family member had to have surgery for an ectopic pregnancy, and sometimes people develop fevers so high it can cause brain damage - any of these happen to you recently?
November 1, 2025 at 7:56 PM
"The body would never harm itself" Gurl, I just bit the inside of my cheek trying to eat a salad, a family member had to have surgery for an ectopic pregnancy, and sometimes people develop fevers so high it can cause brain damage - any of these happen to you recently?
But there will be no consequences for charging him and arresting him for a made up crime. He's already been punished for his free speech
October 29, 2025 at 8:16 PM
But there will be no consequences for charging him and arresting him for a made up crime. He's already been punished for his free speech
This commentators don't care about women's wellbeing. They want to stir up feelings of unease and make people scared of each other.
October 29, 2025 at 4:58 PM
This commentators don't care about women's wellbeing. They want to stir up feelings of unease and make people scared of each other.