Calling this one person's deportation to El Salvador a mistake implicitly suggests that all of the other people deported to El Salvador concentration camps were both on purpose, justified, and of course good actually.

This will be used when citizens will begin to be deported as well. The idea of a specific person sent there unjustly, implying that everyone else sent there is fine and they deserve it.

This is ignoring that Garcia wasn't sent there mistakenly anyway. It's all on purpose, or at best, neutral - if he was identified by the algorithm, then he deserved it. (Maybe that's the scariest outcome, actually).

What hapbeaned here?

On January 6th, we celebrate the death of horrific bean eugenecist Mendel by dancing the Beanis dance!

Now we get to start hearing the complaints roll in, while I'm just dragging corpses and sitting on chairs like a boss.

And a Real Hero

That's all, I guess. if we're making comms changes, where's c/hexbeer?

I know this has been done before, but I made a picture with beanis with cute hair, so here it is again

Unless I'm looking for new, local hexbears. That's maybe a tie.

Maybe Chicago's a cool place? They did build this whole shrine to beanis.

Very cool. Lecce, following up on pro-Ukrainian holodomor education, is now adding mandatory anti-communism into grade school curricula

I want to learn more about the conflict and interventions in Ethiopia and Eritrea, but from a left-wing source. Many sources hint at socialist vs. capitalist disputes and interventions, and there are religious angles here too, but I haven't seen this pulled together into a coherent narrative. Any recommendations for something good?