I had an ethical conundrum a few weeks back. I saw that I could go to a small town in the southern part of the state and get vaccinated. After thinking about it, I decided to wait my turn here at home. It ultimately seemed unethical to me to take a dose from someone else in that community.
I’ve been sitting inside for the past year. What’s a few more months?
First, a look into how police unions see those who they protect:
Imagine a nurses’ union that hated patients, that went on TV and talked about how much trouble the patients give them.
Second, Shea Serrano does a deep dive into which rapper had the best last day in Ma$e’s song “24 Hours To Live”:
I just know spending the final hours of your life handling bank-related business is an odd choice.
Third, Trump’s base isn’t just poor whites. Many more of them are middle class people:
If you’re looking for Trump’s implacable support, Texas trailer parks and Kentucky cabins are the wrong places to find it. Fascism develops over hands of poker in furnished basements, over the grill by the backyard pool, over beers on the commuter-rail ride back from the ball game—and in police stations and squad cars.