On this day in 1975, the Khmer Rouge liberated Kampuchea.

They defeated american imperialism without falling into the claws of soviet social-imperialism.

Despite the errors they made, we need to defend them against the lies of those who obliterated their country. pic.twitter.com/pd4AJMlcCp

— ka paul 📕 (@maoistnujabes) April 17, 2024

They're complaining about her dating a racist and cheating on a guy with depression

BREAKING: Israeli missiles hit site in Iran, a senior U.S. official tells our @MarthaRaddatz

— Matt Seyler (@MattSeyler) April 19, 2024

!accelerationists !chuds

Sand to glass production competition is ramping up.

Also, Factcheck: [REDACTED].

Title.

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— Tim Pool (@Timcast) April 18, 2024

i loled

A Northern California school administrator who lost a city post four years ago over controversial Covid remarks was accused of workplace bullying for putting a subordinate's desk on a roof, officials said Thursday.

The allegations against Kenneth Turnage II, director of maintenance, operations and facilities at the Antioch Unified School District, could end up costing his boss, Superintendent Stephanie Anello, her job.

The incident happened last year when Turnage allegedly had subordinate Jim Kesser's desk moved on top of a maintenance yard structure, NBC Bay Area reported.

Kesser told the station the incident was meant to humiliate him because he questioned his own qualifications to perform a task that Turnage had assigned.

Several other district employees told NBC Bay Area that Turnage is a well-known bully who benefits from being close friends with Anello, the superintendent, and her husband, the city's former police chief.

School board President Antonio Hernandez said he'll call for a special trustees meeting as early as Friday night to seek Anello's removal.

“I do not support the superintendent,” Hernandez told NBC News on Thursday. “I think this incident and the stories of these brave maintenance workers, who stood up in public to share their stories and trauma, shows the poor judgment of our superintendent to keep this person in place.”

Another school board member, Jag Lathan, declined to reveal Thursday whether she wants Anello out. But she made it clear that Turnage's alleged action was beyond the pale.

“When I found out, I was horrified. That was unacceptable,” Lathan said. “What I can tell you is that school district culture and climate matter. If our staff feels unsafe, that's unacceptable.”

Turnage, Anello and Anello's husband — former Antioch Police Chief Allan Cantando — did not immediately reply to messages seeking comment Thursday.

When an NBC Bay Area reporter questioned Anello during the public comments part of a board meeting this month, she remained awkwardly silent for a minute and did not answer any queries about Turnage.

Four years ago, when he was chairman of Antioch's planning commission, Turnage made national headlines with Facebook comments about Covid-19 at the peak of the pandemic.

He said permitting illness to spread "allows the sick, the old, the injured to meet its natural course in nature.”

And if the virus had an impact on homeless people, at least that would "fix what is a significant burden on our society and resources that can be used,” he said.

Turnage deleted the Facebook post after public outcry but refused to resign. The Antioch City Council voted unanimously to remove his as planning commission chairman over the remarks.

Turnage made $78,741 in base pay in his current job with the school district in 2022, the latest data reported by Transparent California, a database of public employees' compensation. Anello made $307,094.82 in base pay in 2022, according to the database.

Back a few years ago when praying to God, I told him directly that if anyone ends up in heck undeservingly which is a concept that I cannot justify with a just and loving God then I would go there myself, since then I have been exploring the truth about the religion and quite frankly, knowing that I am darned does give me to freedom to actually explore the religion and discover the truth about it free of Church dogma.

This is what Catholics believe, Jesus sacrificed himself for our sins and went down to heck, I don't believe or agree with the concept of Heck and if he did, then it's my duty as a Christian to follow Jesus and do the same.

The Crucifixarion reflects the scapegoat ritual in Leviticus.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrowing_of_Hell#:~:text=The%20term%20'Harrowing%20of%20Hell,of%20the%20Old%20Testament%20period.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scapegoat#:~:text=In%20the%20Bible%2C%20a%20scapegoat,the%20sins%20of%20the%20community.

In the Bible, a scapegoat is one of a pair of kid goats that is released into the wilderness, taking with it all sins and impurities, while the other is sacrificed. The concept first appears in the Book of Leviticus, in which a goat is designated to be cast into the desert to carry away the sins of the community.

Jesus was the scapegoat.

First you should accept that Lucifer and Satan are two different beings, Satan is presented as having goat horns as symbolism because of the scapegoat ritual.

Isaiah 14:12-17

Revelation 22:16

2 Peter 1:19 the word Lucifer is used to refer to Jesus in the Latin Vulgate.

You shouldn't be afraid of heck. The real heck is living your life with the fear of heck.

was at work today and i was talking to my boss that I have a crush on, he notices im sad and asks if im alright, I say no and he asks if I want a hug, and at this point it's not like i had the emotion fortitude to say no i was so fricking sad. he goes in and hugs me, im nervous so i do the hover hand thing unintentionally, then he says "that was a weak butt hug" and I said "sorry" and turned away and started crying. At this point he told me that i didn't have to spend my time there and that i could go home if i wanted, i nodded and he cleaned up my stuff and i slipped away while he was talking to someone else.

im sharing bc im still really sad and now im also really embarrassed. source of sadness: perceived my body in the reflection of a window