Last I heard it was after the Alex Pretti killing. He was beaten without ever drawing his legally obtained firearm he had in the small of his back. During the beating, ICE found the firearm, disarmed him, and then proceeded to execute him in the street. After the killing, a bunch of room temperature IQ Republicans said he shouldn't have brought his legally obtained (gonna keep stressing that) firearm to a "peaceful protest."
If there's anything else along to their apparent effort of pulling back on the 2nd Amendment, well, I haven't been informed.
I don't practice a religion, and it's not even my state. It's just a refreshing take to hear, especially from Texas. Just heavily contrasts all the thinly veiled hate speech masquerading as religion.
The one blemish on my resume is a job I stayed at for a month. I was hired for one job but was told I had to start on a lower job just to get the swing of things. Fine enough. When I started in the position I was hired for, another person in the "entry" job confronted the supervisor about his promises to do the job I was hired for. On another occasion, the big boss (wasn't a very large business. Most of the higher ups were family) comes in and says "Due to the high amount of samples, we need to work Saturday. I'll start with volunteers" I took that as (and my coworkers verified) "If nobody volunteers, I'm going to start forcing. " I ended up leaving after one month, no notice. When I left, the supervisor told me he had hoped to put me in another position they were making. Nope. Didn't work for me. I had left a note saying it was pretty messed up that the coworkers were lied to. Best thing I did. Went to another business for a year and left under more amicable circumstances. Now I'm happy in a job where I've been for the past 11 years.
Mask[s] a comprehensive worldview that undermines a parental authority over children's moral development
What the fuck does that even mean? Teachers are undermining a parent's authority to tell their kids to hate people because of the color of their skin or other differing things?
I mean, a small crack is detrimental to the whole. One today, maybe not another for a while, but a crack looks to be forming. Not a lot, but it's something.
In the words of Ron White, "I might not hit bottom, but I'm gonna stretch out the sides".