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asiliveandbreathe

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Gender: Female
Hometown: Holliston, Massachusetts
Home country: USA
Current location: Arizona
Member since: Thu May 22, 2014, 08:01 PM
Number of posts: 7,907

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Morning Coffee With Flowering Cactus..



Flowers only last a couple hours..I was too late - 8am - goofers coming!! I would have to get dressed to catch flowers from the other side..
Posted by asiliveandbreathe | Fri Oct 28, 2022, 11:29 AM (6 replies)

This is purrfectly okay..looks so much like my Penny who I lost last Dec...



I have dental surgery on the 9th..after that I am hoping I have the emotional fortitude to reach out to my friend who is "all in" rescue of doggies and kittens..she has been delightfully nudging me ..soon..(haven't been able to talk about Penny..but I am coming out of it)

Wonderful picture..
Posted by asiliveandbreathe | Tue Oct 25, 2022, 06:04 PM (1 replies)

Link To A Comprehensive List of ALL Things on The AZ Ballot

AZ LD3 DEMS have done a great job - this link captures Ballot guide, voting information, Candidates, Propositions, and Judges..

Have at it AZ..

https://www.azld3dems.org/2022-judges

Please share..
Posted by asiliveandbreathe | Tue Oct 25, 2022, 04:03 PM (2 replies)

... Email From AZDEM.org..Imagine trump as AZ Gov...

We could make a long argument about why Kari Lake is unfit to be Arizona’s next governor. We could make a short one too – her policies are terrible. Or we can just show you this headline from The Atlantic: In Kari Lake, Trumpism has found its leading lady

Arizona rejected Trump and Trumpism two years ago. But Kari Lake’s whole campaign is just a trial run to see if Trumpism can survive without the person it’s named after.

Arizonans didn’t want Trump to be president. We can’t let his knock-off clone become governor either.

I so want to go find a drop box, and punch them in the face, I would get arrested, but I would be happy..Nancy Pelosi

Posted by asiliveandbreathe | Sun Oct 23, 2022, 11:39 AM (0 replies)

Exactly...they can see their internal polls...

Posted by asiliveandbreathe | Mon Oct 17, 2022, 04:22 PM (0 replies)

8.7% COLA Raise Social Security 2023 - Hip Hip Hooray..

U.S. retirees see biggest Social Security hike in more than 40 years..

from Reuters and NYT..

Posted by asiliveandbreathe | Thu Oct 13, 2022, 05:22 PM (18 replies)

Jim Freeman: How the Filthy Rich Profit From Racism

Happened upon this FSTV Pirate TV last night..jaw dropping..there is so much truth in this video..someone is saying "it is all about racism" out loud..from our educational system, to our prison system..


https://archive.org/details/freeman_202202

Jim Freeman is a Civil Rights lawyer and organizer who served under President Obama as a Commissioner on the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for African Americans. He is the director of the Social Movement Support Lab at the University of Denver. As he explains in this talk, after decades of hard struggle alongside communities of color throughout the US to change racist policies, it began to dawn on him that those communities were no better off because “for every injustice they thought they were solving, an equally nasty one would pop up to replace it.”


Through incisive studies of the education, criminal justice, and immigration systems, Freeman explains how policies that keep people of color less educated, policed at impossible rates, and in constant fear of deportation, have in large part been enacted and supported by America’s ultra-wealthy.


On this episode of Pirate TV, Jim Freeman is here to talk about his new book, "RICH THANKS TO RACISM: How the Ultra-Wealthy Profit from Racial Injustice" an in depth study of the financial data that tracks billions of dollars in donations from the Koch family, the Walton family, Bill Gates, and other billionaires that are at the root of the mass incarceration system, the vast immigrant detention system, and the dismantling of public schools within communities of color. It uncovers how Fortune 500 companies such as General Electric, Bank of America, and ExxonMobil use their economic and political clout to actively contribute to the perpetuation of racial inequities.


Posted by asiliveandbreathe | Thu Oct 6, 2022, 03:47 PM (2 replies)
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