Hello Mastodon!

I'm here to promote a social discord server specifically for post-transition/late stage transition trans people. How you identify as a trans or nonbinary person does not matter as long as you consider yourself completed or near completion in your transition! This community exists because most online trans communities are overwhelmingly represented by people who are pre/early-transition. The server has a vetting process for safety purposes which just involves showing some proof of your trans status and telling us a little about yourself. Additionally, if you have had or are actively pursuing surgery we can connect you to surgery support communities too.

This link is good for 10 uses, just to test the waters.
https://discord.gg/ZnG9gBqtyj

https://www.npr.org/2023/08/03/1191900887/louisiana-trooper-aquitted-jacob-brown-aaron-bowman-civil-rights

This is why juries don't mean shit. The poor cop was so afraid for his life that within a 24-second span, he hit the man with a flashlight over 19 times while the victim screamed, "I'm not resisting!" Truly a dangerous profession for everyone that encounters these jackbooted Neanderthals. #ACAB #1312Always #LAPol #DeepSouth #JuriesAreBullshit #Nullification #Racism #TheGestapo

"We rated the claim Decontextualized — in part because more than one bill was drafted to deprive #HarrisCounty residents of their right to #vote, and in part because the bill granted election neutralizing powers to a “secretary” appointed by #Texas’ governor (#GregAbbott in this case). In essence, however, the #meme was correct in its somewhat vague claim that a “new bill” enabled the #nullification of #elections, but only in one specific county."
~@TruthOrFiction
https://www.truthorfiction.com/can-the-texas-governor-now-overturn-election-results/

#Canada gets its own #nullification crisis?

' #Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's signature legislation would grant her cabinet new powers to bypass the legislative assembly and unilaterally amend provincial laws....

The bill describes how the Alberta government plans to not enforce federal legislation, policies or programs it decides are "harmful" to Alberta's interests or infringe on the division of powers in the Constitution.'

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-premier-danielle-smith-sovereignty-act-1.6668175