Ursulapeace
@ursulapeace.bsky.social
I am a librarian, soon to be retired, writer, jazz singer and 50 plus years clarinet player. Dedicated to progressive causes. Hellbent on preventing the destruction of the United States by the current administration.
You too. Thanks for curating such a fantastic collection.
March 2, 2025 at 2:27 AM
You too. Thanks for curating such a fantastic collection.
As do you. Thanks for curating such a fantastic collection!
March 2, 2025 at 2:26 AM
As do you. Thanks for curating such a fantastic collection!
Scary and a bit sickening but you can’t stop watching it.
March 2, 2025 at 2:12 AM
Scary and a bit sickening but you can’t stop watching it.
One of my favorites!
March 2, 2025 at 2:11 AM
One of my favorites!
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Yes. They are complicit.
February 21, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Yes. They are complicit.
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Thanks for doing the right thing, twice.
We need more like you, but like I've said before:
"Refusing to name this as fascism is appeasement. Refusing to act against it is complicity. History doesn’t just remember the heroes who stood against tyranny—it remembers the cowards who enabled it."
We need more like you, but like I've said before:
"Refusing to name this as fascism is appeasement. Refusing to act against it is complicity. History doesn’t just remember the heroes who stood against tyranny—it remembers the cowards who enabled it."
February 21, 2025 at 12:08 AM
Thanks for doing the right thing, twice.
We need more like you, but like I've said before:
"Refusing to name this as fascism is appeasement. Refusing to act against it is complicity. History doesn’t just remember the heroes who stood against tyranny—it remembers the cowards who enabled it."
We need more like you, but like I've said before:
"Refusing to name this as fascism is appeasement. Refusing to act against it is complicity. History doesn’t just remember the heroes who stood against tyranny—it remembers the cowards who enabled it."