The image shows a social media post by Samuel Sinyangwe, whose Twitter handle is [@]samswey. The post features a profile picture of a man with a beard, wearing a dark shirt, and a blue verification checkmark next to his name. The text of the post reads: "1 in every 3 people killed by a stranger is killed by a police officer. So you might think the biggest threat to your life is some random shooter or gang. But the one organized group that is most likely to shoot and kill you is the police, and it's not even close." The background of the post is white, and the text is in black font.
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@Tattered Unquestionably the US, we have a real problem over here, and while I don't have a source for this, I feel like I've read this somewhere already.
The image is a cartoon featuring two characters. The larger character, depicted with a serious expression, is holding a smaller character by the collar. The larger character is wearing a dark blue suit with a white shirt and a pink tie. The smaller character, depicted with a comical expression, is wearing a blue suit with a red tie. The larger character is speaking, with the text in a speech bubble that reads, "LITTLE MAN, KEEP MY NAME OUT OF YOUR MOUTH." The title of the cartoon is "Little Big Man," written at the top of the image. The background is a simple gradient, transitioning from light to dark blue. The artist's signature, "Daniel Gros," is visible in the bottom right corner.
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Over half of MPs suspected by NABU backed law curbing anti-corruption agency's independence
More than half of the #Ukrainian lawmakers named in #corruption probes by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) voted in favor of a controversial law dismantling the #independence of the bureau, ZN.UA reported on July 23.
Civil society groups, opposition lawmakers, and international partners have condemned the move, calling it a threat to Ukraine's #anti-corruption gains and #EU integration path.
According to public records:
31 sitting or former members of the current parliament are suspected of corruption by NABU
Of those: -- 18 voted in favor of the law -- 2 abstained or did not vote -- 5 were absent or removed their cards before the vote.
The image features a tweet from Robert Reich, verified on Bsky, with the handle [@]rbreich.bsky.social. The tweet contains a quote from Harry Truman, dated 1952, which reads: "Socialism is what they called public power. Socialism is what they called social security. Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations. Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people." The text is presented in a simple, black font on a white background, with the quote attributed to Harry Truman at the bottom.
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New Mexico Pinon Coffee Dark Blend K-Cups were recalled due to a seal issue that could result in label dye leaking into the coffee. Learn which K-cups were affected by the FDA recall, and what to do if you have the product.
The image is a two-panel political cartoon comparing the policies and actions of two political figures, labeled "BIDEN" and "TRUMP." The left panel, titled "BIDEN," shows a man in a suit holding a large scroll with the titles of various acts and plans, including the "CHIPS AND SCIENCE ACT," "AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN," "INFLATION REDUCTION ACT," "CHILD TAX CREDIT," "PACT ACT," and "BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE BILL." The background is a simple blue sky, and the text below reads "WORKED FOR THE GREATER GOOD."
The right panel, titled "TRUMP," depicts a man in a suit holding several large bags labeled with various financial activities, such as "REAL ESTATE DEALS," "TARIFF SCAMS," "MERCH SALES," "PARDONS $$$," "MEME COINS $$$," "GOLDEN VISAS $$$," "Bribes $$$," and "LEGAL AND MEDIA SHAKEDOWNS $$$." The background transitions from red to orange, and the text below reads "WORKS FOR THE GREATER GRIFT."
The cartoon uses contrasting imagery and text to suggest differing impacts of the two figures' actions, with Biden's actions portrayed as beneficial and Trump's as self-serving. The source of the image is credited to "RAGINGPENCILS.COM" and the artist is "MIKE STANFILL."
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Dropkick Murphys announced Wednesday they will no longer be performing at any more Punk in the Park shows after learning the festival’s organizer donated to the Trump campaign.
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The image features a white background with a black border. At the top, the text "HATE IS NOT SEXY." is prominently displayed in bold, black capital letters. Below this, there is a red circle with a diagonal line crossing through a black swastika symbol, indicating prohibition. The text "AGAINST FASCISM, RACISM, SEXISM AND HOMOPHOBIA." is written in bold, black capital letters, aligned to the left. The overall design is simple and direct, conveying a strong anti-hate message.
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A controversial concert that was scheduled for a national historic site in Halifax has been cancelled by Parks Canada, but the singer has found a new venue in the province.
Das Bild ist eine politische Karikatur, die die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels auf extreme Wetterereignisse darstellt. Im Vordergrund ist ein Haus, das bis zur Dachrinne von Hochwasser umgeben ist. Auf dem Dach steht ein Elefant in einem Anzug, der mit einem Zeigefinger nach oben zeigt. Der Elefant ist ein Symbol für die Republikanische Partei in den USA. Um das Haus herum schwimmen Trümmerteile und Holzstücke, was die Zerstörung durch das Hochwasser verdeutlicht. Im Hintergrund ist ein Baum und ein Strommast zu sehen. Der Himmel ist bewölkt, was die trübe Stimmung unterstreicht. Am unteren Rand des Bildes steht der Text: „Klimawandel fördert keine extreme Wetter. Ich bin hier oben für den Blick.“ Dieser Satz ist eine satirische Anspielung auf die Behauptungen, dass Klimawandel keine Rolle bei extremen Wetterereignissen spielt.
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The image features a black background with a yellow border. At the top, there is a yellow emoji with sunglasses and a smile. Below the emoji, there is white text in a serif font that reads: "Just be yourself. People don’t have to like you, and you don’t have to care." The text is centered and occupies the majority of the image space. The overall design is simple and the contrast between the black background and white text makes the message stand out clearly.
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The image depicts a cartoon scene with a man wearing a cowboy hat and vest, holding a rope, standing on the left side of the frame. He is facing a small, tilted structure resembling a bookshelf, which is filled with books and appears to be a trap. The structure is supported by a single pole and is connected to the ground by a rope. In the background, a silhouette of a person is walking towards the bookshelf trap. The setting is a barren landscape with sparse vegetation. The sky is a soft pink, suggesting either dawn or dusk. At the bottom of the image, there is a caption that reads, "ATTEMPTING TO CAPTURE A WILD LIBRARIAN USING A TRAP BAITED WITH A BADLY-ORGANISED BOOKSHELF." The artist's name, "TOM GAULD," is signed at the bottom right corner, and the image is numbered "1/100."
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I wanna know why there's no alternatives. Sure, the amount of credit card processors is thing, but American Express and Discover are still out there, they could easily pick up the slack. What about using debit, there's many companies processing those, all but ensuring that someone will allow it. And finally they're are consumer finance companies like Synchrony who could easily offer a solution.
The image features a humorous meme with a white background. At the top, bold blue text reads "THE MYTH OF ARTISTIC FREEDOM." Below this, two speech bubbles are visible: one from a man saying "I want to draw it," and one from a woman saying "I want to see it." On the right side, the logos of Mastercard and Visa are prominently displayed, with the text "I DON'T!" above them. At the bottom, in bold blue text, it reads "ISN'T THERE SOME RANDOM PAYMENT PROCESSOR YOU FORGOT TO ASK?" The image humorously suggests that artistic freedom is limited by the need to consider payment processors.
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![The image shows a social media post by Samuel Sinyangwe, whose Twitter handle is [@]samswey. The post features a profile picture of a man with a beard, wearing a dark shirt, and a blue verification checkmark next to his name. The text of the post reads: "1 in every 3 people killed by a stranger is killed by a police officer. So you might think the biggest threat to your life is some random shooter or gang. But the one organized group that is most likely to shoot and kill you is the police, and it's not even close." The background of the post is white, and the text is in black font.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/2433127235688418f9e7ac4295369179-0.jpeg "The image shows a social media post by Samuel Sinyangwe, whose Twitter handle is [@]samswey. The post features a profile picture of a man with a beard, wearing a dark shirt, and a blue verification checkmark next to his name. The text of the post reads: \"1 in every 3 people killed by a stranger is killed by a police officer. So you might think the biggest threat to your life is some random shooter or gang. But the one organized group that is most likely to shoot and kill you is the police, and it's not even close.\" The background of the post is white, and the text is in black font.")
![The image features a tweet from Robert Reich, verified on Bsky, with the handle [@]rbreich.bsky.social. The tweet contains a quote from Harry Truman, dated 1952, which reads: "Socialism is what they called public power. Socialism is what they called social security. Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations. Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people." The text is presented in a simple, black font on a white background, with the quote attributed to Harry Truman at the bottom.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/77189863716882c28246c2d087599530-1.jpeg "The image features a tweet from Robert Reich, verified on Bsky, with the handle [@]rbreich.bsky.social. The tweet contains a quote from Harry Truman, dated 1952, which reads: \"Socialism is what they called public power. Socialism is what they called social security. Socialism is what they called the growth of free and independent labor organizations. Socialism is their name for almost anything that helps all the people.\" The text is presented in a simple, black font on a white background, with the quote attributed to Harry Truman at the bottom.")
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in reply to 🌴 Seph 💭 👾 • • •The image shows a social media post by Samuel Sinyangwe, whose Twitter handle is [@]samswey. The post features a profile picture of a man with a beard, wearing a dark shirt, and a blue verification checkmark next to his name. The text of the post reads: "1 in every 3 people killed by a stranger is killed by a police officer. So you might think the biggest threat to your life is some random shooter or gang. But the one organized group that is most likely to shoot and kill you is the police, and it's not even close." The background of the post is white, and the text is in black font.
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Tattered
in reply to 🌴 Seph 💭 👾 • • •Is this specific to the US? Or is it a global statistic? In the interests of clarity, is there a source?
To be clear, I am not fond of the police, even less so since the UK criminalized protest groups.
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in reply to Tattered • •Tattered
in reply to 🌴 Seph 💭 👾 • • •I guessed that was probably the case.