Donald Trump Sued by Quakers Over ICE Raids

[misterneon@lemmy.world]

Oh you're completely right! I mixed up the two.

[x00z@lemmy.world]

Time to build bookcases in our homes and workplaces to hide parts of the house so our fellow humans have a safe place away from the hands of the fascists.

Here's an example:

[quill7513@slrpnk.net]

Calvinists are one of the biggest sets of Christians. Presbyterians and Reformed Baptists are both Calvinist in nature

[tomatolung@sopuli.xyz]

Further the release from the org doing the suit, Democratic forward on behalf of several Yearly Meetings and more.

[fedizen@lemmy.world]

I mean trump released a bunch of criminals

[sarcasticsunrise@lemmy.world]

I'm not religious in the slightest, but if there's any one sect of Christianity I find remotely "BASED", it's the Quakers. Instances like this, the fact that they're anti-war as well, that's just cool as hell. They seem to be the only group that practices what they preach. Also, John K Samson from The Weakerthans is a Quaker, so that's a bonus in my book

[eatspancakes84@lemmy.world]

Being a bit pedantic here, but the president cannot change the law as the article asserts.

[flashmobofone@lemmy.world]

It's interesting being anti-war here in the US. Everyone hates us. Both sides.

[catloaf@lemm.ee]

Nixon was also a Quaker. Generally they're nice people though.

[catloaf@lemm.ee]

Somewhere around 80k in North America. A bunch more in Africa, for some reason.

There are exactly two Quakers left: Brother Arnold Hadd and Sister June Carpenter in Sabbathday Lake, Maine.

[jordanlund@lemmy.world]

Internal US News is NOT World.