I’m brought to mind of the concept that any movement must have a peaceful branch for the system to acknowledge and meet demands for change as well as a “violent” branch to drive the opponents to the bargaining table. And within both of those is a need to take care of the community to enable them to continue to protest for change.

I think where these protests will succeed or fail is community coming together to take care of each other, with a safety net so many more people will be able to participate and make their voices heard.

It should also be noted one of the reasons California has such a bad housing problem is other states shipping their own homeless there.

Take: Driver’s license or other standard ID, DL is also good to order an extra copy of. Bring copies of any other documents you want on you.

At home/safe house: someone with copies of your documents and access to originals that WILL search and call to find you if you don’t come back on time.

I believe there are apps that solve that issue, I think it was Voyager you can have multiple accounts logged in for a unified feed.

I played KOTOR on a fire tablet back when they had the Amazon Underground app store and it worked alright, after underground the only apps that worked worth anything were the amazon bundle of shop/kindle/Alexa/etc.

My last one I gave to a friend (she uses it exclusively as a kindle) after Amazon ended watch party on video and I ended my subscription.

He thought he was talking to temporarily embarrassed millionaires