Anti-law. Pro-order.
Joined April 2008
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27 Feb 2024
What do I know? I'm a four year old perpetually celebrating Easter in 1993.
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"Convicted Felon" Brandon Perry retweeted
3 Jul 2024
Harris 4 prez
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4 Jul 2024
Yesterday was my last day at Atredis. Open for security engineering or related work in Austin/remote.
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"Convicted Felon" Brandon Perry retweeted
23 May 2022
If Dems want to do better with better and more consistent messaging, they should want more parties that would let them focus on their specific agenda.
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"Convicted Felon" Brandon Perry retweeted
23 May 2022
Dems can't have a strong, consistent message on anything while they are trying to appeal to the 75% of voters that don't associate with GOP. The political spectrum is too wide.
23 May 2022
Veteran immigrant rights activists here and across the country told us they worried that Democrats lacked a forceful and coherent message when facing Republicans increasingly intent on portraying a migrant “invasion,” making it a marquee issue of the midterm elections.
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"Convicted Felon" Brandon Perry retweeted
3 Jul 2024
An allegory of the continent America, pictured riding atop an armadillo, from a late 16th-century Dutch print: buff.ly/2KyXSiX
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3 Jul 2024
Governments aren't afraid of guns, they are afraid of free speech. People are afraid of guns.
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3 Jul 2024
I'm here to help
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Are you comfortable discussing topics of race?
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2 Jul 2024
Reefer Madness
2 Jul 2024
The ERs are in a tough spot with cannabis psychosis. Currently, unless patients are homicidal or suicidal, they have to release them. One rehab told me patients and families dealing with marijuana psychosis are all they're dealing with, not opioids.
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"Convicted Felon" Brandon Perry retweeted
2 Jul 2024
It is so easy to be wrong—and to persist in being wrong—when the costs of being wrong are paid by others.
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