If government agents can murder you for legally carrying a holstered pistol with a valid permit, then you don’t truly have the right to bear arms. A right that can get you killed for following the law isn’t a right at all, it’s an illusion of freedom.

Fun history fact: In 1975, Seattle fans chose the name “Seahawks” from 1,741 entries! It’s another name for the osprey, a fierce Pacific Northwest bird. The team took the field in 1976, blending Seattle’s sea spirit with football passion. #Seattle #seahawks #nfl #football #history #funfact

I wish I could help all these babies and everyone that’s hurting. Hugs to everyone who is feeling the weight of the world right now.

Led by US senator Jon Ossoff, the investigation cites hundreds of reports since January 2025, including accounts of miscarriages, child neglect, and sexual abuse at ICE detention centers in dozens of states.

Focus on the Good means so much more nowadays. Every day I grieve what happened to Renee Good. We will keep protesting and demanding justice in her memory. Please be careful and stay strong with all the ICE ❄️this weekend. #abolishice #reneegood #focusonthegood #protest #weather #left #blue

We need justice for this baby and all children like him. #liamramos #justiceforliam #abolishice

Trump didn’t just claim the election was stolen, at the January 6 rally, he told supporters to “fight like hell.” Some of those supporters were even bused in by his allies, ready and waiting to storm the Capitol. It was a planned, fueled attack, sparked by leadership’s fire-fueled words.

History repeating itself. In 1942, Kanesaburo Oshima, an unarmed Japanese American, was shot in a WWII camp. In 2026, Geraldo Lunas Campos died by asphyxia after ICE guards choked him in a Texas detention center. Both deaths show deadly state violence with little accountability.

In 1942, Fred Korematsu was arrested for refusing to be uprooted from his home under forced internment. In 2026, U.S. citizen Scott Thao was forcibly detained by ICE agents entering his home without a judge’s warrant, taken outside in subfreezing weather, and returned without explanation or apology.

Two children. Two eras. Same power imbalance. In 1942, Yuki Okinaga Llewellyn, age 2, was removed from her home and imprisoned at Manzanar during the Japanese American internment. In 2026, Liam Conejo Ramos, age 5, was detained by ICE after school and taken into federal custody.

In WWII, over 120,000 Japanese Americans, many U.S. citizens, were forced from their homes & sent to camps without trials, or due process. Today, a leaked ICE memo shows agents are trained to enter homes without judge-signed warrants to make immigration arrests. A clear 4th Amendment violation.

Tituba First accused, first to confess Tituba was an enslaved woman of Indigenous or Caribbean origin in Salem whose forced confession sparked the witchcraft panic. Pressured and beaten, she named others to survive — a tragic choice that ignited a wave of accusations. #salemwitchtrials

Labels that dehumanize • “Witch” in the 17th century became shorthand for evil or danger • In the 21st century, language like “domestic terrorist,” “threat,” or “obstruction” was used early in the public conversation about Good’s shooting—shaping perception before full facts emerged.

In 1692, Salem Village became the epicenter of a witchcraft panic. Accusations spread, neighbors turned on neighbors, and legal proceedings relied on fear—not facts. Over 200 people were accused, dozens died, and the horror revealed how fear can override justice. www.britannica.com/event/Salem-...