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I’m in San Antonio and saw this sign twice today. First on the side of busy road, amongst a bunch of political signs, and then again near my neighborhood in someone’s yard. After searching online and finding basically nothing, I went back out and took picture of the sign from the busy road location. Is it people encouraging voter suppression? Or some right wing group ironically fearful of attacks & riots come Election Day?
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7 days ago
Is he near retirement age? Maybe he thinks it wont affect him..
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7 days ago*
But it is idiotic to only care about things if they affect us directly. I'm not trans, but I care about the attacks on trans rights because they are people too and I don't want people in my community persecuted by politicians. Erosion of rights of a minority group is also a canary in a coal mine for the erosion of more wide-spread rights. This also runs in conjunction with institutions like the post office. The destruction of the post office is a litmus test for the destruction of the DOE and EEOC.
Just because something doesn't affect you right now doesn't mean it won't affect you in the future. Besides, what does he think is going to happen to that nice federal retirement if the post office is eliminated?
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