To be fair, they probably designed it to confrom with Trump’s knowledge of the world. Wouldn’t want to stress him out.

I understand that it was a fairly innocuous ceremony to open an anti-extremism centre, so it is supposed to be a globe.

“...Were it not for a number of practical considerations...”

When you talk about Nazi Germany and people say “It could happen here” or “It could happen again”, did Trump just take that as a motivational quote?

“Is this our future in Chicago America with Donald Trump as president?”

eight family members live in the house, including her infant child, an infant nephew, and a nine-year-old nephew.

The guy already looks like a bloated orange worm, so we’re more than halfway there.

Sanctuary cities v. ICE is actually Law Enforcement v. Law Enforcement. Cops DO NOT WANT to be ICE agents (well, on an individual basis maybe, but not in general).

There are an astonishingly large number of people eager to “just follow orders”

So this is what Trump meant when he tweeted “If Chicago doesn’t fix the horrible “carnage” going on, 228 shootings in 2017 with 42 killings (up 24% from 2016), I will send in the Feds!”

Ugh, I’m clearly becoming too paranoid of the government these days because my first thought was “this isn’t a mistake, this is testing the waters to see how deep the public outrage will be if they try to start rounding up citizens for real.” But that’s crazy talk, right? Yeah...

Jeff Sessions said “sanctuary cities put our law enforcement in danger.”

“I’m conflicted because I haven’t got all the details [of the incident] yet, but from the way this has started to play out, it looks like an overstep by an overzealous ICE agent who’s just trying to follow Trump’s orders,” he said.

Is the alderman talking about ALL Chicago crime or this one incident as it relates to Trump’s orders on illegal immigration? Because it seems pretty clear he’s not blaming all crime on Trump.

Isn’t America Great Again?!

It's probably because we all also watched All Dogs Go to Heaven and realized death was a terrifying reality and hell was a real place. You're going to cling to sweet, dear life after seeing that shit.

It's not horrifying. Horrifying implies that it is scary. This scene is just incredibly sad and depressing, enough so to make a cynical grown man cry.

Watching your parents die in front of you and then have their puppet corpses trample over your body > anything ever.

You are probably thinking about Ringing Bell.

I was flipping through the channels the other day and caught JUST THE END of NIMH. I turned the TV off, hugged my dogs tightly, and sat quietly until my wife came home.