Saturday, January 31, 2026

Not 'Nothing'

This was fun.



 

Minneapolis is doing it, aren't they? 

By the way, the stories of the two mothers is being recounted unfairly. You can read about both cases. If you are MAGA, you won't though. You'll just parrot what you are fed right along with the rest of the good MAGA crowd.


Bruce wrote a song on January 27th, recorded it on the 28th. It is number 1 in 19 countries.

He is in Minneappolis right now, playing a concert with Tom Morello. 

The White House is trying to downplay this as a big old nothing burger. It doesn't feel like nothing to me. 



16 comments:

  1. Peaceful protest is still possible. I hope that never changes.

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  2. Thank you for this, Debby. This reminds me so much of my college days in the 60's-70's when everyone came together to fight against what was wrong. I'm so amazed at what the Boss accomplished in just a few days. We have to stand with Minneapolis.
    It reminds me of the writing:
    "First they came for the communists, but I did not speak out because I was not a communist..."
    Ending with: "Then they came for me
    And there was no one left
    To speak out for me"

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    1. There is a tee shirt that reads 'they came for immigrant and I spoke out because I know the rest of the poem.'

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    2. Oh my gosh! I just looked on Amazon and there's a whole bunch of those t-shirts! Wow! OK, I guess I'm not the first one to think of that writing.

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  3. I am beginning to feel hopeful for the first time in over a year.

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    1. I think we are seeing a turning away. Between the new Epstein stuff and the pushback growing louder and louder, it just feels like that is happening.

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  4. I just got home from attending a workshop to be a "constitutional observer", one who films arrests and reports to a legal aid group on ICE movements when they show up in town. I'm disgusted by people who think we should just quietly give in and let the fascists win.

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    1. I just saw that a town not far from us has agreed to cooperate with ICE. I am not aware of a big immigrant population there.it is very close to the NY State line. They are also close to the Seneca nation. The reservation is not subject to the laws. State, Federal, or otherwise. We will be watching closely to see what happens. We will also be watching for any community training program.

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  5. Is that true about the Nobel Prize and the good citizens of Minneapolis? That would be extraordinary. They ARE an inspiration to the rest of the country.

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  6. It was below zero here today but between 100-150 folks showed up in support of the people of Minneapolis.
    Someone drove by the mall and reported that the drifts were high - that the sidewalk hadn't been cleared in at least a week. So people brought shovels and by gosh that stretch was clear for the protesters!
    I feel bad I couldn't attend but I am just so proud of them all, especially the new faces.

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    1. We had my nephew's birthday. We could not protest. We will be there next week. I am sure you are doing your part right from your chair!

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  7. https://share.google/pJiUo43nrS53WEbKk

    The nomination is real. To be honest, I don't think they'd get it...can the award be given to a town?

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  8. I'm really proud to be from Minnesota.
    Bonnie in Minneapolis

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    1. Bonnie, I can't tell you how proud I am of Minnesotans and Minneapolis people. A surprising number of us in Idaho (a red, red state) are standing with you.
      Chris from Boise

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