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Trumpland, MA: At least one Trumpkin knows how to use a Sharpie
By adamg on Mon, 01/30/2017 - 10:19am
Via e-mail this morning, we got a photo of some some graffiti in an elevator at the Park Street T station that seems to indicate the author's carefully considered desire to build a wall to keep out Section 8 recipients. Our correspondent reports he notified the T, which promised a cleanup crew was on the way.
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Facts
Undocumented immigrants are ineligible for Section 8 housing vouchers but, ya know, facts and all don't work well with Trumpkins.
Alternative facts, dude. Did
Alternative facts, dude. Did you think they were kidding about that? The point is not to reflect objective reality. The point is to set the framework for what they want to do next.
No
No
Noooo!
The phrase "alternative facts" makes me want to cry hysterically and scream in rage at the same time.
Dear crazies using this phrase seriously: IF WHAT YOU'RE SAYING IS NOT TRUE DO NOT CALL IT IN ANY WAY A FACT.
I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!
IF WHAT YOU'RE SAYING IS NOT
They're not saying it because they think it's true.
I'm aware of that
I just hate manipulations like that. The anti-truth sentiment really pisses me off.
The phrase "undocumented
The phrase "undocumented resident" drives me crazy. If you are in the US in violation of federal law, you are an illegal alien.
The phrase "undocumented
Oh, you poor thing. Maybe you need to retreat to your safe space.
What a coincidence.
The phrase "The phrase 'undocumented resident' drives me crazy" drives ME crazy. Mostly because it's only parroted by people who totally fail to understand the distinction between civil and criminal offenses, fail to grasp that words have connotations beyond their obvious meaning, and who are never more than two drinks from spewing racist epithets.
There are both civil and
There are both civil and criminal laws. The definition of illegal means not according to or authorized(allowed) by law. So if someone is residing in a country were they are legally not allowed to and have not followed the laws, they are breaking the law and residing here illegally. Sure they're technically "undocumented" but they're also in the country illegally.
That's terrible grammar.
A human being cannot be illegal, they can only commit an illegal act. The phrase "Illegal alien" is silly nonsense.
There are ways around that by
There are ways around that by which illegal aliens benefit.
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/world/2009-01-01-public-housing_N.htm
Sharpie remover
Isopropyl alcohol works real well for removing sharpie and magic marker from smooth surfaces. Doesn't work as well on boneheaded stupidity, unfortunately.
Isopropylboarding
It does when applied orally.
also
highly flammable
jus' sayin'