Exodus 35:3 Passage: "Do not light a fire in any of your dwellings on the Sabbath day."

Well, not jail at least.

And in a crazy perfect world maybe even infrastructure for people walking, biking, and taking public transportation.

Start talking to your coworkers!

Even if you don't convince your workplace to unionize, you're laying the groundwork for the next person who tries.

And as we enter the "Entire cities burning down" part of climate change the world will do... Absolutely nothing.

"But they said they'd help me out if I told my side of the story! They said they'd put in a good word with the DA for me!"

sigh

Exactly. This wouldn't even be a blip in the news if he weren't a former president. Judges lock people up for contempt all the time for way less than he's already said.

Most sane people agree you can't tamper with witnesses or threaten prosecutors (or anyone). He just has a loud cult of rabid defenders who would believe the sky was purple if he said it.

But normally the fucking happens in way-off corners of the country that the majority is happy to not think about.

Not that it makes it right, in any sense, but the grand fucking canyon? Conservatives are getting more brazen by the day.

The criminal court gave him a pass. I believe this is a civil lawsuit from the families of the victims.

It's not justice but it would be better than nothing to make sure he dies broke.

I'd maybe haul a ton of potatoes for a thousand pounds.

Sure as shit not tilling, fertilizing, planting, watering, maintaining, picking, hauling, and selling that many potatoes for that kind of money.

There's a reason big ag is so dominant, and it's (partially) because their margins are so insane a small farmer can't easily break into the market.