More concreatures, please

“accidentally”. Stephen Miller recently came out and directly refuted the idea that it was an accident. https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/5248143-stephen-miller-doj-man-mistakenly-deported/

It’s worth noting that they’re not only innocent, they’ve received no due process at all. They weren’t even charged with a crime. They were just sent to indefinite imprisonment, and they’re not even charged with a crime, nor will they ever get a chance to be heard before a judge or jury. The state didn’t even bother cooking up a crime before depriving them of their liberties. Folks, this is bad, this is it, we’re living the dictatorship right now. If the government wants to deprive you of your liberty, it should always have to prove its case in court, to a jury of peers. It’s not a perfect system, but it’s at least some kind of check to make sure the state isn’t just arbitrarily tossing people in prison for life; which is exactly what’s happening here. Let me say it loud and clear:

WHAT THEY CAN DO TO THEM, THEY CAN DO TO YOU, AND THEY’RE OPENLY DISCUSSING DOING IT TO YOU RIGHT NOW.

The fascists are coming right now. Not in a year, not in six months, they’re talking about stripping citizenship from people who criticize the government now. Lawyers and judges are being flat out lied to and ignored; the justice system is not coming to our rescue. There is no appeasement, no running, no compliance that will keep them from ultimately murdering or imprisoning you and everyone you love. The only choice left to us now is this: do you want to face them as a group, or as an individual?

I like the lighting here and how the mushroom seems to glow!

I really like this! I like how soft the lighting is, it looks like it’s right before a storm. I’m just beginning my interest in photography, so let that information frame the constructive criticism I want to offer: if I had one bit of feedback, the depth of field seems too thin for my taste, and the drop off kind of marrs the very center of the picture. That’s not a terrible thing, especially if your goal is to force the eye elsewhere (mine is drawn to the bottom left and then around the edge), but it’s so harsh that it’s hard to unsee once you notice it.

Edit: I see it’s been downvoted. If this is unwelcome, I’ll gladly take it down. I’m definitely not trying to piss in anyone’s cheerios.

Yeah, same with my dude, he wasn’t rich either, but I heard him lay it on thick one time and it was like I was suddenly filming for Nat geo, and I don’t mean that in a gross way. It was more like watching a ritual that was completely foreign to me, like I was bearing witness to lost knowledge. He was a supervisor, and I tell you, I never saw him write anyone up ever, but everyone would bend over backwards for him because he was just a super likable dude.

Straight up, the best living proof of this I’ve ever seen was a fifty-odd year old co-worker whose face looked like if you stuck Don Knotts’ face in a microwave/centrifuge combination for about 45 seconds. Dude had teeth poking out forward at near right angles. He pulled so much fucking tail, it was a constant problem at work. Incels refuse to believe me when I tell them about it, but, just, shit, idk what you want me to say, this quasi modo ass dude had game, so what’s your excuse?

How long do you think you can keep me in here, Cecil? I only have to get lucky once, you have to be lucky always.

Red clover is native to the west coast, it’s edible, makes a good incense apparently, and it looks rather handsome imo.

Clover and grass benefit each other in my experience, especially because clover fixes nitrogen. Wherever we have clover, the grass is visibly happier and tends to be hardier to adversity.

Let’s fucking go!