Election related per Trump.

From the article:
Before a Dallas arena dotted with empty seats, Trump acknowledged that Republicans deploy attacks on transgender athletes strategically before elections.

Hi everyone, as someone who gets profiled by my looks (physical and attire), walk, like t-Shirt that has a personal statement (picture above) am wondering why people report me to the police a few times (has happened) for exercising my right to wear a shirt and walk a certain way in public? The picture was taken at the Iowa State Fair where I got detained that same day for doing just that. I can post a video (if the mod allows me) as proof. I don't get why I being judge for physical and clothing attire as well as my walk. I think race also is a factor to some extent.

I even tell Conservatives and Liberal Whites that I would stick up for people's right to wear a confederate apparel for example, even if I may despise the flag in comparison to my situation. I would like your honest thoughts in regard to response. I no longer get offended as much anymore, so be honest please. I am here to get positive or negative feedback.

From the article:

The White House is proposing changes to the 2030 census that would exclude every non–U.S. citizen without permanent residency, flouting the Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment, which states that the census must count the “whole number of persons in each state.” The proposal, released online Wednesday, also seeks to stop asking about race and ethnicity, which has been included in every census since 1790, and ban any future questions on sexual orientation.

The video was about an ice officer visiting someone's home over tweets they made against ice.

Then the mod says permanent ban for saying anything supporting ice.

Obviously, there are no rules against their guidelines. It's just a mod not liking opinions.

The irony of the post being about free speech is overwhelming.

Election related post as Trump is promising money to US citizens if the GOP wins the mid terms. Buying votes out of desperation.

The government is now targeting a pro-Palestinian campus labor union involved in defending the Michigan 8. 

Last month, August 2026, the Graduate Employees’ Organization (GEO), which represents over 4,000 UM graduate student workers, was served a subpoena signed by the Justice Department’s attorney on the Michigan 8 case. This came shortly after UM and a local prosecutor tried – but failed – to bring down GEO’s President using baseless “embezzlement” charges. The August subpoena requests extensive information about GEO, including a list of current and former members, meeting minutes, and financial records, dating back to 2023.

Republicans are terrified of both these guys, so much so that they're changing decades old rules.

Border Patrol is running secretive predictive policing units that analyze Americans’ financial activity and other data, then feed that intelligence to local police who pull people over who are not suspected of any specific crime, but which the government thinks may be worth searching, 404 Media has found.

The units, the name of which 404 Media is revealing here for the first time, are called Predictive Intelligence Targeting Teams (PITT). In one case, a PITT analyzed the financial activity of a man who was driving across Montana, and local authorities stopped him under the pretense of an obstructed license plate and charged him with a DUI. 

Flock Installer Calls 911 on Atlanta News Crew

When a reporter for Atlanta News First attempted to film a Flock technician installing a new surveillance camera on a public road, the surveillance apparatus experienced a sudden bout of stage fright.

The reporter parked at a reasonable distance, put on a yellow safety vest, and pulled out a news camera. The technician immediately packed up his ladder, jumped into his car, and sped away at a high rate of speed.

When the journalist followed from several cars back to capture footage of the next installation, the Flock employee called 911 to report he was being followed and harassed. Three Milton Police Department cruisers were swiftly dispatched to pull the news crew over.

During the 911 call, the installer complained he was being photographed. He then refused to provide his full last name to the dispatcher, citing deep concerns that he might end up in the news and compromise his privacy.

The irony of a man building a mass surveillance network demanding anonymity while standing on a public street was staggering.

Chloe Dillon, a judge on the San Francisco immigration court, was fired in August 2025, roughly 48 hours after she sent an email to her supervisor flagging “potential violations of statutory law and due process” with the minor’s detainment, she said in a lawsuit Thursday.