We may not be able to stop it right now. But we can make it clear that there will be long-term devastating financial consequences. And start building the political will to do it.

Why does he need a room big enough to fit six thousand people and how big is this bunker he’s building under it?

My favorite part of this story is that the architect finds himself in the position that so many people who make a deal with Trump find themselves in….

It wasn't acceptable to be openly atheist without it fucking up your career until my lifetime.

Sodomy laws weren't struck down until I was an adult.

Interracial couples on TV were still controversial in the 90's.

The US was never free except for white cishet non-disabled men with money.

And "religious pluralism"?

You could basically be any kind of Christian and *maybe* a Jew.

Hell, several states still have laws on the books restricting atheists from shit like serving on juries or in public office.

The US sure as hell wasn't embracing Muslims, Buddhists, Pagans, Hindus, etc.

Even when there are no obvious artifacts, the generated images often have a weird uncanny sheen to them that I personally find vaguely revolting. I can’t really turn that reaction off.

Considering the one guy is casually pointing his gun at the other guy's lower abdomen/crotch, I'm hoping it's a message about not forgetting basic gun safety.