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2015
Retweeted Karl Marxxx (@IAmKarlMarxxx):
Early Drag King enlisted in The Civil War!
Early Drag King enlisted in The Civil War!
2016
Do you know Samuel Gompers? Have you seen his statue on Mass Ave? You can give him some thanks this Labor Day!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Gompers
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Gompers
2024
in imageJermaine Fowler
@thehumanityarchive
Today, remember that in
1999 a civil court found the
U.S. government guilty of
conspiring to assassinate
Dr. Martin Luther King jr.
#MLKDAY
@mary2thegame
@thehumanityarchive
Today, remember that in
1999 a civil court found the
U.S. government guilty of
conspiring to assassinate
Dr. Martin Luther King jr.
#MLKDAY
@mary2thegame
2025
Franklin School- the guy who built that built @theyoga.club — ❤️Adolf Kluss circa the 1880s
in imageFranklin School- the guy who built that built @theyoga.club – ❤️Adolf Kluss circa the 1880s
in imageHistory rhymes
• The Malicious Practices Act (1933):
This law made it a crime to speak out or "make fun" of the
government and its leaders. This meant that even telling a joke
about Hitler could be considered a malicious attack on the
state.
• The Treachery Act (1934): This expanded on the 1933 law by
criminalizing any remarks that caused "severe damage" to the
welfare or reputation of the Third Reich or the Nazi Party.
What's notably different here is that Trump isn't using legal
means, but financial threats. He won't approve your merger.
He'll sue you personally. He'll start a DOJ investigation that
will cost you a lot of money. Same effect.
posted by CheeseDigestsAll at 9:08 PM on September 17
[8 favorites +] [~]
• The Malicious Practices Act (1933):
This law made it a crime to speak out or "make fun" of the
government and its leaders. This meant that even telling a joke
about Hitler could be considered a malicious attack on the
state.
• The Treachery Act (1934): This expanded on the 1933 law by
criminalizing any remarks that caused "severe damage" to the
welfare or reputation of the Third Reich or the Nazi Party.
What's notably different here is that Trump isn't using legal
means, but financial threats. He won't approve your merger.
He'll sue you personally. He'll start a DOJ investigation that
will cost you a lot of money. Same effect.
posted by CheeseDigestsAll at 9:08 PM on September 17
[8 favorites +] [~]
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