MicroGroks
As you may know, Jack Dorsey has resigned. Twitter has a new … even worse … CEO, Parag Agrawal, who is a racist:
I don’t know what’s gong on with GabTV but I keep getting complaints that the videos we are putting up are not behaving well: “stuttering,” video starts and then stops for good, the video stops but the audio keeps playing, and other scenarios in between.
It seems that the NH School Board Association (“NHSBA”) Policy JBAB is now getting the attention of people who value the First Amendment’s Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Religion (“free expression”) over the social mob’s outlook.
Most liberty-minded folks are familiar with Second Amendment to the US Constitution or at least the part where it says, “shall not be infringed. New Hampshire’s effort to protect his right can be found in Article 2a, but we also have a right not to bear arms.
This is an exciting ruling, and by that, I mean exciting the way a child who has known their colors for years names them correctly. A court in California, of all places, has ruled that requiring proper pronoun use violates an individual’s first amendment rights.
When a woman ripped my wife’s “No Puberty Blockers” sign from her arms and ran away laughing into the Queen City Pride Festival last month, I knew better than to chase.
During the reign of Obama I, his administration weaponized the IRS. They leaked private non-profit donor lists to left-wing activist groups who then terrorized those donors or their employers. California made that legal.
The use of “I’m offended,” like much of the Left’s linguistic machinations, is meant to shut you and the conversation. The “Uber” of silencing in which the responsibility of how someone “feels” is up to me and I have to protect them.
Seven years ago, the ACLU-NH lobbied for the Buffer Zone law which allows New Hampshire abortion facilities to designate up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street outside their facilities as no-free-speech zones.
Whether or not HB544 passes or fails in New Hampshire, it is of serious importance that public officials familiarize themselves with the following information regarding the Constitutional right to Freedom of Conscience and Religion and the paths to preserving these rights for Americans in the face of CRT indoctrination.
