The rare but plausible medical circumstances that may have led to Marguerite Walezer's five-year pregnancy in 1545. (via Weird Universe)
They said a bear attacked their Rolls Royce. But the real culprit was even stranger. (via Metafilter)
Inside the Brutal Murders That Inspired a Foundational Work in the True Crime Genre.
Science headline of the year. (via reddit)
How to get people to read your entire menu. The on-site menu board is even more insane.
Immigrants with lawful status brace for Trump's mass deportation. "Lawful status" can easily be taken away, and these folks are easier to find. (via Fark)
Scientists find a 35,000-year-old saber-toothed kitten in the Siberian permafrost. (via Nag on the Lake)
Should newspapers print honest obituaries of abusive people?
"Deport Musk" bumper stickers should be a thing.
ReplyDeleteThat one corner, the one with the wire in it, looks like the ear of a horse/donkey, or where a stocking is hung on a nail.
ReplyDeleteFound in a zip-loc bag with 6 Christmas shapes. A set of 7 cutters doesn't sound right.
It may not be Christmas oriented, However removing the Christmas restraint doesn't help me at all.
Hey, (slaps forehead) maybe it's a foreign language cookie.
“But the real culprit was even stranger.”
I disagree, a brown bear in CA would be much stranger than common insurance fraud.
Is everyone tRump doesn’t want going to be sent to Mexico?
No matter where they’re from?
Mexico may pay for a wall after all.
Honest obits are a good idea. The editor should be able to separate honest descriptions of faults, from hateful spewing of venom/flames.
xoxoxoBruce
Mass deportation will have a devastating ripple effect on the economy: abandoned property, defaults on loans, loss of tax revenue (income, sales, property, utilities, etc), and further backlogs in courts (family, foreclosure, bankruptcy, immigration).
ReplyDeleteFirst, and foremost is DUE PROCESS. The Constitution guarantees due process to EVERYONE. This means notice AND an opportunity to be heard. A person in the United States for more than one year, even without documentation, is entitled to his day in court, even if he hasn't a snowball's chance of winning, to show why he should be allowed to stay, or even to prove that he maybe a US citizen but wasn't aware of it. (It does happen.)
Yes the immigrants, authorized or not, have reason to be afraid. It will cost them a fortune to fight to stay
But Americans should be afraid also. If the courts support mass deportation, Americans will suffer more economic hardships than they do now.