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I worked on a planning project for the OKC region around 2009-2010 and was impressed with everything that was going on back then. Bricktown and Devon Tower were both still pretty new, and I recall there were big gaps in the "urban fabric" around both of those. Strengthening the connections between them or enhancing the immediate areas around them was a big theme of the plan. Did any of those areas eventually get filled in? The filling-in part was something that seemed sorely needed for the city, since many of its major "anchors' are isolated from one another. This was especially noticeable coming from Austin, where all those major activity nodes are clustered in the urban core. For the benefit of Austin people, the way they're set up would be analogous to: The Capitol building would be located about where the old Concordia Campus used to be, but a little bit east of I-35. It's basically in a low-density, residential-type area. The Dell Medical Center would be in Austin's Chestnut neighborhood, a few blocks east of Oakwood Cemetery. And the University of Texas campus would be out by Niederwald. Don't get me wrong, though. I did, in fact, like OKC. It's just that all those things being spread out seemed to hold back the downtown area from being a vibrant urban core back then. To make this post relevant to the thread topic, I didn't visit the museum but did wander around the memorial for a while. It is very well done and should be seen by anyone visiting town.
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Thanks! I had to run to the airport late this afternoon to pick someone up. It looks like they screwed up the data entry for Midland County in that column, although the totals add up to what they should be. Midland reported a third case yesterday.
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I thought he was referring to the two brothers in Eastland County whoβve also been doling out the Christofascist cash to Texas pols.
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Here's how I would group them: Fascists Tacit fascists Partisans: Yay, team! Morons: It doesn't affect me, so why should I care? Denialists
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Yeah, that's a great example. That thread, chock-full of racism, went 44 pages over in the Daily Texan. Finally! Whiteys are vindicated! https://www.surlyhorns.com/board/topic/7866-looks-like-we-have-another-fake-hate-crime/
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That's why so many of them have glommed onto the stabbing. Complete silence about all the other bullshit and injustices going on. But, man, there's a Black kid who stabbed a white kid, and that's one crime they can all rally around and place their confused anger to right their collective consciences.
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Yep. After lying about Abrego being a gang member, JBJ is going on ignore. He's just another authoritarian cult member who's willfully drunk the orange Kool-Aid. Not worth my or anyone else's time. I'd say he's useless, but that wouldn't be the truth. He's, in fact, just another fascist tool.
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@JBJ The regime manufactured this case with how theyβre handling these deportations, and now itβs a Constitutional crisis because they are ignoring court orders. Drop your loyalty to the GOP and pick up your loyalty to the Constitution. You're choosing Party over Country, bud. Take a look at what your Party has become and pay attention to what real conservatives like David Brooks and Bill Kristol are saying.
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Our very conservative SCOTUS literally ordered this Administration to facilitate his return so that he could receive due process. If THE COURTS then determine that he should go back to El Salvador, he can at least go home as a free man and not be held in a nightmare prison situation. If you are okay with the Executive Branch ignoring the Judicial Branch and deporting people to concentration camps, then I can only assume youβre simply another stupid little authoritarian who wants to live in a dictatorship, which by definition makes you an enemy of constitutional democracy.
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It's not simply the lack of due process and ignoring SCOTUS's order, which is all very, very bad, but also it's the "where" specifically he's being deported to and held in (paid my fucking money) that makes this so fucking awful. Kafka wrote a story about this once. You should read it. They are lying about him being a terrorist and a member of a violent gang. He has no legal recourse to defend himself. He is being held in a concentration camp (by definition a place to hold people with no due process). It's not like they simply deported him to his own country to live his life as a free man outside the US.
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