if he delays action by the federal government by two days, that’s two days longer before the end of democracy. but more importantly, since he’s giving a speech between legislation, if he wraps up at 2 am another Democratic senator can do the same thing immediately

you have minimal critical reading ability if you can’t infer that he’s only “not blocking legislation” in a de jure sense, he did not start speaking during a bill, so for the purposes of Senate law he is not blocking legislation. however, he is literally, de facto blocking legislation and doing so in a that the senate has no power to stop

he’s been up there for 4 hours now and looks the same

i went ahead and called my own senator to be like “why aren’t YOU doing this”

How do I support this

3. they can void your human rights at-will

not the way i kiss >:3

amber ruffin is incredible and this is going to make a great bit for her

and then they realized they could use it to arrest unionists and dissidents

this is not the first time this administration

good luck. may ice not disappear you

“volcanologist fleeing eruption to study in nearby Island”

i went ahead and make it unfair right leaning because I’m a little scamp

There has to be a scientometric for this

because a humanities without “niche topics” is going to cover a very limited subject matter, and in particular, a very certain bias of subject matter! if we design humanities with cost-savings in mind, this is the most inexpensive and readily available culture, language, history: the mainstream, the corporate owned, the majority opinion. funding in humanities expands the horizons and the populace that humanities covers, and without diversity, humanities is not worth teaching

the pama-nyungan language family is indigenous to Australia and all the languages in that umbrella are either endangered or extrinct already.

pick one:

a) it is already safely and thoroughly catalogued or reachable via the Internet

b) there’s already enough embedded researchers in indigenous Australian communities to study these endangered languages

c) it’s not humanities for some reason

d) probably should spend some money getting more students and professors out there to study it

North America of course being any part of the Americas in the Northern hemisphere –

Humanities don’t need funding for expensive laboratories

i suppose so as long as all your humanities knowledge is already solved with no need to travel to new places, study new locations, or talk to new people

are you proposing some kind of Columbus effect where people heading to India will occasionally end up in Taino land by accident

Native Americans and Polynesians Met Around 1200 A.D.