This isn't white women realizing that their husbands are fans of police brutality. I bet they all knew that and are actually fine with it.

This is purely white women looking up and realizing their proximity to white male power won't save them and their husbands don't care about that either.

People are experiencing ICE the way we've always experienced the police. It's a new feeling for them. That law enforcement is not here to protect you, but explicitly sent to fuck you up. If we ever get past this fascist takeover, it'll be interesting to see if we're ready to revisit #DefundThePolice

One day there's a new star in the sky. Then over the course of a couple months it gets brighter. Then it's bright enough to see during the day. Then one day you're looking up, and one second it's pretty bright and the next the world has ended and everything is on fire.

Similarly, since the time this film was made of the Francesco Maglia workshop in Milan — another top-tier manufacturer — the proprietor Francesco has retired. The 171 year old business is now run by his brother Giorgio and nephew, another Francesco. One wonders if there will be another successor.

So while we're screaming "don't touch Medicaid", the Republican base is saying "if you're gonna touch Medicaid, make sure you tell me how you're gonna take care of me when it's gone." It's a completely different conversation. One that is much more politically tractable.

Ralph Fiennes is in this movie! Ain't no way he knew what was about to happen. He's only in the good parts. He's probably livid about the other half of the film they put him in. If I was him, I would be trying to sue somebody.

When pundits argue that Trump will back down when he understands the destruction he is creating, they may be very wrong: Because it may be destruction and chaos that he seeks.

In his mind, this is what may be needed to "make America great again."

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