Slay the Spire 2 in less than 20 hours! I haven’t been as excited for a video game to release in probably a decade.
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Slay the Spire 2 in less than 20 hours! I haven’t been as excited for a video game to release in probably a decade.
How is it legal for delta to tack on $550 in fuel fees each direction to a ticket that they claim is going cost about the same amount? Are they a company that operates in Minnesota? Do they not have to comply with Minn. Stat. 325D.44? Genuinely asking because this shit seems actually illegal to me.
Post a banger that’s not in English.
youtu.be/XzzS8HUuWNU
“When Democracy is under attack, what do we do? Sit down, write back!”
“When our immigrant neighbors are under attack, what do we do? Sit down write back!”
— Chuck Schumer
People keep saying ‘we’re living in unprecedented times’ and then look to the past leaders and wish they were in office still. These times are a result of those politicians, why are they authorities on how to get us out? Maybe it’s time to stop voting for precedented politicians [read: centrists]
Forgot the word “cry” so that’s probably a sign that that’s enough of the internet for me for tonight.
Really wasn’t expecting to during a video about solar panels today.
As caucuses loom ever closer, I just keep thinking after all of this organization to protect our friends/family/neighbors. We’re going to get rewarded with Amy fucking Klobuchar, who seems perfectly happy compromising on everything we are fighting for. Walz has done nothing, Amy will be worse.
We’re going to win this fight too.
brass solidarity band performing “stand by me” in the streets of whittier next to alex pretti’s memorial. the crowd started chanting “the people united will never be defeated” so they incorporated it into the song. i love minneapolis
Great @governorwalz.mn.gov, your pen works. How about signing an eviction moratorium?
We’ve studied what they did in Chicago and we were prepared.
I would happily eat the 37A (marinated pork + egg roll bún salad) once a week for the rest of my life.
My neighborhood, Field, is not a bastion of radical politics by any stretch. Nearly 100 people showed up tonight to hold candles and sing “together we will abolish ice”. I can’t imagine that happening even a month ago.
If the facists could just skip to the part where they shoot themselves in the head, I think we’d all appreciate it.
In solidarity with today's ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA blackout, MinnMax is donating $1 to the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota for every share of this Bluesky post for the next hour.
Fuck Ice.
All the talk about exploding trees has me nervous about the sounds coming from my house right now.
Shout out to photojournalists working in Minneapolis right now who are doing truly incredible work here. The articles that go along with the photos might be tepid, and unable to take choose a side, but these photographs are not neutral.
Black letters on white background ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA A DAY OF TRUTH & FREEDOM NO WORK. NO SCHOOL. NO SHOPPING. MORE INFO: ICEOUTNOWMN.COM JANUARY 23
Friday.
Doing the thing…
I just found out that nearly everyone that I follow on this platform is a Russian bot, which is quite frankly pretty surprising to me. Then again a consultant from DC said it, so it *must* be true. They’ve been famously right about so much recently.
Petité Leon is reopening as Company Bar but the basque cheese cake and the piquillo peppers will remain on the menu.
the problem with an untrained secret police squad that shoots people in their cars isn’t that they’re untrained
Has anyone tried to tell Jacob Frey to get the fuck out of our city. Maybe it’d work on him?
I really hope that the DFL understands that this is the median Minnesota voter right now.
Image that’s an excerpt from Soren’s ward 8 email. Text reads: Updates From City Hall After having conversations with many of you, and receiving close to 900 emails (and counting) urging me and my colleagues to take action to stop evictions during the state of emergency that we are in, yesterday I joined Council Members Robin Wonsley, Jason Chavez and Council Vice President Jamal Osman in co-sponsoring the Evict ICE, not US Resolution. This resolution calls on Gov. Tim Walz to immediately pass a moratorium on evictions while ICE occupies our city (now and in the future). We know that right now staying home is critically important to the safety of so many of our immigrant neighbors. Facing eviction in the face of this is completely unacceptable. We must do everything we can to protect and support all of our neighbors, and I understand this is an urgent and needed step towards that. The Evict ICE, not US resolution will be introduced during the City Council’s full meeting on Thursday, 1/15 at 2pm. A public hearing will be held at this time, and I want to encourage everyone who is able to come testify in support. The meeting will be held at City Hall, 350 S 5th St, in room 380. Any Minneapolis resident is invited to attend and give up to 2 minutes of testimony. In addition to testifying, I encourage everyone to sign onto this petition calling on state officials to take action to stop evictions under occupation: bit.ly/stopevictionsmn and this petition calling on other City Council Members and the Mayor to support the Evict ICE, not US Resolution.
Soren’s Ward 8 email included details on the city council meeting when it’s being introduced is tomorrow (1/15) at 2pm. Public comments in support are requested.
If the executive branch can unilaterally cut off federal funding to specific states the union has already been dissolved.
There’s big “We’ve tried nothing and are all out of ideas” energy from elected dems across the country today.
If you’re radical enough to use a bike for transportation in this country, you’re probably onboard with abolishing ICE as an absolute minimum.
