In this episode: Children pretending to be animals are now being called “Furries” and some parents are classifying the behavior as mental illness and advocating for bullying. A study group paid Fox News viewers to watch CNN and within as little as 3 days changed their minds on several topics, showing just how dangerous continuous consumption of misinformation keeps people separated from reality. Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed to SCOTUS, and we dive into upcoming cases that could be potentially damaging to society. TN is pushing a bill to ensure students are taught the “virtues of capitalism”. Our “We live in Hell” segment focuses on how TN is now the frontrunner in states introducing or passing legislation that is simply pure hatred. Some brief good news as a Staten Amazon location votes to unionize, despite large sums of money being spent on union busting firms. Our ACAB features 5 correction officers not being charged in the death of an inmate, but instead, they charge the nurse that the officers would not let assist.
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Wisconsin school district does not have ‘furry protocol’

Fox​ Viewers Are Less Likely to Believe Lies After Being Paid to Watch CNN for 30 Days: Study

TN lawmakers introduce bill to ‘ensure students are taught Virtues of Capitalism’

He was fired by Amazon 2 years ago. Now he's the force behind the company's 1st union

How Amazon Workers Beat The Union Busters At Their Own Game

Nurse indicted, 5 officers are not in case of inmate who was hog-tied, died