My geriatric millennial ass:

“Just kill 'em”

• Brian Kilmeade

Who? I heard it was a fella by the name of Rusty Shackleford, you might be confused…

It’s a long road we must walk to get there

Seems like obvious 4th and 5th amendment violations at the very least, but I guess that is the style of the time

Well now we need the Möbius snail-exercise wheel to make this a reality

Stephen Miller […] said…

Yeah ok, cool, but I don’t believe his words when he says them.

I deserved that, and amazing meme

The noble trash panda (raccoon)

Fifth Circuit Court of Autocracy

CyanogenMod, how I loved thee

Well that’s just, like, you’re opinion, man

Mid-hazing sorority-pledge Barbie

Add it to the pile…

The glowing sun projects its rays, consciousness reflects the age.

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If they’re called paint chips, how come I’m not s’posed to eat 'em?

And who gives that money? The people that support the church. Who doesn’t pay that money? The tax payers who already bought books once for the library. That’s the real difference. Instead of everyone footing the bill for this nonsense, imagine a world where the problem is mitigated with ONE EASY TRICK.

Edit to add: stealing from the library is just an ugly move, that’s all I’m saying. Libraries are learning institutions.

I mean, they open their doors every week to allow all who want to worship with them to enter into their space and share resources. Most places have prayer books and hymnals just laying around for all to use. Those items certainly wouldn’t be expected to “walk away” typically, but it sure would be inconvenient for the churchgoers of that establishment if that were to start happening, I’d imagine. And the staff would have to replenish volumes to ensure they have enough on-hand. Every single week, this happens. If it’s the church causing the pain that happens to start wondering where all the spare books went, that’s gonna be a bigger statement than the library books going missing. Guess who will be happy to provide a general summary of all the info that suddenly disappeared from the libraries? If you guessed The Church Spoken Of Earlier, you see where I’m going…

The library might not be the target you are seeking, is all I’m saying. They are usually staffed by very nice and nerdy people with small budgets and a desire to help their communities have equitable access to information.

Lemmy is so friggin cool. Thank you, kind internet stranger