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The States 2: States Rights for Me But Not for Thee

Slap Shot said:
Your typical MAGA likes to believe America's left mirrors Hitler's regime because of the word "socialist" in NSDAP, ignoring they're the ones cheering on America's own version of the gestapo.

They're the same idiots that don't understand the Republicans of 1865 have nothing in common with the GQP in 2025.
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Or that the racist Dixiecrats from the 1950s and the same assholes they vote for as Republicans now.
 

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The “Magic Words” ​

Memorize and Use These Phrases

When interacting with law enforcement, these specific phrases help you assert your rights clearly:

1. “Am I being detained, or am I free to go?”
2. “I do not consent to this search.”
3. “I want to remain silent.”
4. “I want to speak with a lawyer.”

Practice! Say these words OUT LOUD and CLEARLY. If you don’t vocally assert your rights, your silence may be interpreted as legal consent. Even if law enforcement proceeds anyway, stating your objection creates an important legal record.

Anything you say — even something that seems innocent — can be used against you or others in court. That’s why asserting your right to remain silent is so powerful.

Remember: You have rights. Know them. Use them. Teach them to others.
 
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I performed in Mishawaka, IN on Friday night.

Other than the Hooters and Portillo's, it looked someone uploaded the Generic Suburb file and said "that's enough."
 
Proponents of effort to remove Eagle River from Anchorage have submitted a new proposal to State of Alaska.

I’ve mentioned it elsewhere but basically the MAGAts in the suburbs want to succeed and run their own Borough. Of course the leaders have mentioned that ER will have to compensate Anchorage for all the infrastructure that was built:

One reason for the skepticism is the potential cost of a new borough acquiring municipal facilities and infrastructure that were paid for via general obligation bonds taken on by the full population, not just the direct users in Eagle River. The city would either have to walk away from its investments in school buildings, roads and other assets, or else the new borough’s residents would need to come up with enough cash to buy them out — which could mean taking on an unsustainable debt load.

“What we’re proposing to Anchorage is that we take the land and the buildings that are inside of Assembly District 2, and that we divide up liquid assets,” Margolin said, though what liquid assets the district would have at its disposal are unclear.
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“It’s fantasy,” Assembly Chair Christopher Constant said of the proposal, though he said he has not yet read the new application in detail. “You don’t just get to walk away with our assets.”

Constant said while Eaglexit might be able get the requisite number of signatures, he doubts a majority of residents will support the plan once they see a realistic assessment of the costs. That, he said, would include a truer accounting of how much Eagle River would owe to the rest of the municipality’s taxpayers to buy out all the city’s infrastructure, which he estimated would be on on the order of “half a billion dollars.”

“The cash-out costs would be extraordinary. They would need to go into massive debt,” Constant said. “It’s going to be very, very, very, very, very expensive. Five very’s.”

Constant said he has no fundamental problem with the area’s residents breaking off from the rest of the city to establish a new charter and government. But, he said, the shape of that proposal as it’s been presented so far is mostly “bad-faith arguments” with enormous “blind spots” for how to make it fair and financially viable.

“They don’t get to just come in and seize all the good stuff,” Constant said. “We’d be happy to see them go and see them pay their fair share ... As long as they pay their bill, I’m glad to see them go.”

Otherwise, he added, the detachment would amount to a “massive land grab” that the municipality would litigate.
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It’s about as hilarious as it sounds. But their plans for schools are even better:
Another impetus for detachment is greater local control over education.

“The Anchorage public school system is another thorn in our sides. The ASD seems to embrace every ‘woke’ theory and concept, most of which are anathema to the families in this community,” write organizers on Eaglexit’s website.

A section outlining a new potential school district for the proposed borough describes converting all 16 schools in the area to charter schools, and reducing costs partly by contracting with private service providers so that education “will be run more like an entrepreneurial enterprise or a private household.”

“It is our hope that teachers will not feel the need to invite a union into the district,” the education section states, asserting that teachers would receive higher pay and better retirement benefits than their counterparts in other school districts.
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I honestly hope they succeed.
 
Drag queen story hour going on weekly up there? Kids being forced to pick new pronouns and squat to pee in an open litter box? Have the white kids been taught to be ashamed of their ancestors and made to write apology letters to their minority classmates?
 
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