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The start of my villain origin story

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maybe i like my tech a little bit inconvenient

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donald trump will die on july 20th 2025 at 1pm pacific standard time

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Why yes, my HTTYD OC has three dragons!! No I don’t care what you think of that!! She’s MY OC and I’ve been writing her story in my notes app for literal years leave me aloneeeee

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my dream tonight will be that every american military base on foreign soil implodes and collapses and never returns again

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A Comprehensive ICE Encounter Guide.

So, because of a recent uptick in ICE raids and Trump removing pretty much all remaining protection for immigrants, I've decided to compile a bunch of research and resources to help you know your rights. Specifically to combat the risky and even down right dangerous advice going around. Knowing your rights whether you're an immigrant or not is important, and can enable you to help your friends, family and community.

Disclaimer: I am not your lawyer, do your own research! Especially if you or your family are high risk (visibly BIPOC).

Firstly, what to do if you are stopped by ICE or Police.

Stay calm.

Don't resist.

Keep your hands visible at all times.

Memorise important phone numbers (family, lawyer), or keep them on you at all times.

Do NOT lie about your status.

Carry your immigration papers or ID on you at all times.

Some states require that you give your name to law enforcement if they ask for it, know your states laws, and do not lie.

If you're asked to show your immigration papers, you must if you have them on you.

Do not say anything to them, do not sign anything, do not make decisions without lawyers. Exercise your right to silence.

If you are without your papers, EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO SILENCE, say "I would like to remain silent until i speak to a lawyer."

If you're arrested by police, you have the right to a free government appointed attorney. If you're arrested by ICE, you have the right to an attorney but not a free government one, so you should ask for a free or low cost list of attorneys or already have the number for one on you.

You can say no to being searched, they do not have the right to search you without probable cause, the only exception is they may pat you down over your clothes.

If you believe your rights were violated, write down and date everything you remember as soon as you can. Badge numbers, patrol car numbers, names, agencies they're from, witnesses, and file a complaint with the relevant agencies.

What to do when ICE or the police come to your home.

Keep the door closed. It is much safer to speak to them through the door. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN THIS.

Ask: Are you immigration agents? What are you here for? Ask to see their badge through a peep hole or window, ask if they have a warrant and if they do make them slide it under the door or show you through a window.

DO NOT open the door unless they show you a search or arrest warrant signed by a judge specifically naming someone residing in your property or the specific areas to be searched at that specific address. You can find samples of warrants here.

A police arrest warrant allows them to enter the home if they believe that the person is inside BUT a warrant for deportation DOES NOT allow officers to enter the home without consent.

If they do not produce a warrant, or the warrant is just for deportation, say "I do not consent to your entry."

If they force their way in anyways, do not resist. Repeat "I do not consent to your entry or to your search of these premises, I am exercising my right to remain silent, I wish to speak to a lawyer."

Do not lie.

Do not produce false documents.

And do not talk to them or sign anything until you get a lawyer.

Once again, If you believe your rights were violated, write down and date everything you remember as soon as you can. Badge numbers, patrol car numbers, names, agencies they're from, witnesses, and file a complaint with the relevant agencies. In this case, camera footage from home cameras can also be extremely useful, make sure any relevant footage is saved and copied onto several devices.

What to do when ICE or the police come to your work/school/church.

If you're a US citizen and feel safe doing so, record the activity or immediately write down information on what you witnessed, but do not interfere or obstruct the operation. This can include yelling, running, throwing things, and so on.

If you are a citizen, ICE do not have the right to detain, arrest or question you. If they do, tell them you are a US citizen, ask for their name and badge number and say you wish to remain silent until you talk to a lawyer. Then talk to that lawyer about filing a lawsuit for fines and monetary damages. Seriously.

Do not run.

Do not carry false documents.

Say you wish to remain silent and speak to a lawyer.

Do not speak or sign anything until you talk to a lawyer.

Carry a "red card."

In all scenarios, especially for non-English speakers, it's a good idea to carry a know your rights card. The immigrant legal resource center has printable red cards with guidance on it and you can hand it to an officer of any kind and on the back, in English it invokes your right to silence and to a lawyer. This can be presented to the Police or ICE in any situation. Printable versions of these cards in many different languages can be found here. Keep your paperwork and these cards on you and your family, especially your children at all times. Spread the existence of these cards on your social media and in your communities.

The best thing you can do as an immigrant, for you and your family, is just be prepared. For US citizens and those unlikely to be targeted, it's to provide aid and record injustices and violations of rights. But with that, it is so important you do not spread false information or dangerous advice, or misreport any ICE sightings. Local immigrant resource organizations are creating hotlines that the public can report ice sightings to, and they have social media pages too. Find your local one online, and you can get the most accurate information from them. Report any ICE sightings you see to them, too. Spread their existences on your social media and in your communities. But most importantly, stick together and do not let this hard time define our futures. As my favourite poem goes, "You may write me down in history With your bitter twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, like dust, I'll rise."

Resources: printable red cards iamerica know your rights cards know your rights, immigrant justice know your rights, aclu

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I’m non-binary and use he/she pronouns, I’m also queer. I’m not sure what label you could use for me. I’ve tried for years to figure something out that correctly identifies me, but for now, I’m perfectly happy with just ‘queer’. I’ve grown somewhat tired of labels over the years. Now I’m at a place that as long as the people who care about me know and respect my identity, then who cares what everyone else thinks.

Happy pride month, you’re valid in every way that matters. I see you, and I’m proud of you. Being out and proud now is especially important, be you and be queer🩶🩶🩶🩶

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Also teachers would often designate actual class time to essays and offer help with grammar, the paragraphs transitions, help come up with an idea for rebuttals if required, and even help you come up with an idea. I also got paper templates to plan my paragraph structures, when and where to use quotes/evidence that proved my point, and encouraged students to open a dictionary and thesaurus.

Most of my essays even from elementary school had paper templates we could draft with given by teachers. And I was required to write all my essays except for my final essays which were required to be typed. And whenever a test popped up about topics I could remember my essays and the literal hours I did researching topics.

Students aren’t learning anything because they aren’t developing the muscles to learn about things with AI. Students aren’t thinking beyond the bare minimum. And I was taught that as a PERSON thinking and having any sort in f brain capacity is very important for everyday life. AI is setting these kids up for failure because they won’t be able to do any work.

"what did students do before chatgpt?" well one time i forgot i had a history essay due at my 10am class the morning of so over the course of my 30 minute bus ride to school i awkwardly used by backpack as a desk, sped wrote the essay, and got an A on it.

six months later i re-read the essay prior to the final exam, went 'ohhhh yeah i remember this', got a question on that topic, and aced it.

point being that actually doing the work is how you learn the material and internalize it. ChatGPT can give you a short cut but you won't build you the the muscles.

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I hope this email rules you all. I hope this email finds you. I hope this email brings you all, and in the darkness binds you.

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So fun fact: I love Kpop. I’m still relatively new to the genre but im addicted (blame that one Svt fanfic I read idk)

But also when I pick a bias it’s not like ‘oh he’s hot’ ‘she’s cute’ it’s just this instinctual pull in my chest like ‘YOU🫵’ yknow??? Like I saw Woozi and was just like..’him.’ ????

Idk i think it’s great!!

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you want me to come out of my cage AND be doing just fine?? in this economy???

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Hi this isn’t related to TH but I cannot escape my thoughts of this fic guys PLEASE

I’ve been thinking about this fic so hard i literally redownloaded Wattpad to re-read it. But I cannot find it, I’m hoping the people on here can help me out!!

What I remember:

-the title is vaguely candy/sweets related (might be wrong tho)

-the cover was a pic of Hermione from either first or second year smiling with an edited bg

-it’s HP x Spn so Gabe is Loki

-Hermione has an older sister who died so she prays to Loki (Gabe) for help (or revenge/vengence??) and leaves candy or something as an offering

-he takes it and does her wishes, he eventually reveals himself to her and they develop a bond

-She goes to live with her aunt(?) and eventually goes to Hogwarts but Gabe tether’s (?) his magic in her and replaces her original magic (?)

-cute Gabe/Loki and Hermione interactions (not like that you CREEPS she’s like 10-11 at the start)

-I distinctly remember that he travels back in time and goes to Hogwarts for some reason, but when Hermione is in her first year there are anti-angel wards in place and he’s like ‘hey when did that happen??’

-I also somewhat remember a Coney Island part (where he takes into a magical place(??)) and he shows her that thanks to the magic that they were technically inside a stand/building

I hope this is enough, if you know of a similar fic please let me know!! The name escapes me currently, but I’m fairly certain at least one of you on here has read it!! It’s so good I YEARN to re-read this🙏🙏🙏

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I wanna know where people have lately gotten the audacity to leave comments on fanfics talking about how much the fanfic sucked and negatively critiquing an author's fic like it's a published book review.

It pisses me off cause I've seen authors abandoned or delete their fics because of this.

You're getting fanfics for FREE! No one asked for your opinion.

I hope y'all know as authors we get email notifications when you comment so we see EVERY comment that's been left.

We also can see the negative reviews you leave when you bookmark our fics

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WHY COULDN'T IT HAVE BEEN HOBBY LOBBY