It's wild to me that fentanyl has taken the place of anthrax in news headlines.
For anyone who doesn't know the news story being associated with this, it is this:
Envelopes with fentanyl or other substances were sent to several elections offices with a message to "End elections now."
Pictures of the letter itself
are available online, though many of them have the return address area blacked out, presumably for privacy reasons, but I've seen one that wasn't, and I assume someone informed them that the printed name "Mike Hawk" (yes, really) was probably fake.
One of the local colleges sends out a periodic pamphlet to all the nearby neighborhoods. September's front-page splash is "Inside the Transgender Empire," and explains how "...activist teachers are using classrooms to propagandize on its behalf and activist health professionals are promoting the mutilation of children under the euphemistic banner of 'gender-affirming care.'" It then spends seven pages explaining how this empire was conceived "...on the fringes of American academia," and that its entire purpose is to "...advance a collective political reconstruction and transformation" that will ultimately end in Marxism. It goes on to quote the Bible and Mary Shelley's novel
Frankenstein, takes a moment to plug the college's merchandise**, gives some comparison how "nullification surgery" is a process that leads to "nihilism," and finally concludes with the sentence, "This is why we must fight to put the transgender empire out of business forever."
This college is an embarrassment to my state and I wish they would hurry up and go out of business already.
--Patrick
**In 1985, the college opted to stop accepting any and all federal aid, because doing so meant they would have the "freedom" to admit whatever students they chose, rather than having to show they were adhering to the government's
Affirmative Action standards. In 2007, they also stopped accepting state funding in order to further the college's "...historic independence from government regulation." As a result, the only money the college gets is from private donations and swag.