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LPD PR – Gaslighting 101
LPD PR – Gaslighting 101 Hey there- I hope your circuits are fired up because I need us to look at a post made this morning on Facebook. I’ll just paste the text here- It was posted by the Loveland Police Department 🚦Right Turn – Red Light EnforcementRed means stop. Seems simple, right? Oddly enough, Continue reading
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Loveland Corruption – Building a Big Picture
Loveland Corruption – Building a Big Picture I might have become involved because of the emergence of Camp Hope Loveland, but this storm has been brewing for a long time. Every piece I uncover reveals so much. It’s hard to keep up. Here are all of the posts so far. Use them LIBERALLY. (Please let Continue reading
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Let’s Play “Helpful, Benign, or Dangerous” – 3
Chris Eilee expresses concern over homelessness in Loveland, proposing a compassionate yet controversial plan for a remote support hub. He suggests integrating mental health services and involuntary rehabilitation, while highlighting the complexities of homelessness. The proposal, though well-intentioned, risks reinforcing containment strategies rather than promoting true community integration and autonomy. Continue reading
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Let’s Play “Helpful, Benign, or Dangerous” – 2
Ann Bradbury’s email critiques the mayor for directing homeless individuals to City Hall, labeling it illegal trespass. She demands an explanation for bypassing the LRC. Steven Olson’s minimalist response asserts the LRC’s unavailability, dismissing her concerns and reinforcing the narrative that public spaces should exclude unhoused individuals, thus failing to foster dialogue or empathy. Continue reading
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Camp Hope Loveland – Steven Olson on the Burnes Report – CDA
The content explores the complexities of homelessness governance in Loveland, emphasizing Erin Black’s inquiry into the efficacy of the 2019 Burnes Center report. It critiques the city’s shifting strategies, dismissing the evidence-based plan in favor of ego-driven governance and symbolic control, exposing a pattern of strategic erasure and institutional amnesia. Continue reading
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Camp Hope Loveland – Community Voices 3
We’re going to take the text from the post above and apply our Critical Discourse Analysis lens to it. This time let’s weave in the Cult of the Ego. Same lens- This time let’s add The Cult of the Ego from my previous post, where I describe the process through which the least regulated person Continue reading
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Camp Hope Loveland – Community Memo CDA
Erin Black’s community memo criticizes Loveland’s leadership, particularly Steve Adams, for misconduct and a lack of accountability. She emphasizes the importance of public comment and community engagement, countering calls to suppress civic input. The memo highlights ongoing distrust and dissatisfaction among residents, urging for transparency and respect within city governance. Continue reading
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Loveland Corruption – Bigger than Camp Hope 3
Cities that adopt carceral and moralistic framings of homelessness and mental health often see worsening outcomes: increased incarceration, deeper racial inequities, and reduced access to care. These approaches tend to criminalize survival behaviors rather than address root causes. Continue reading
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Loveland Corruption – Bigger than Camp Hope 2
From: twillich@yahoo.com <twillich@yahoo.com> Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 12:58 PM To: Jacki Marsh – Mayor <Jacki.Marsh@cityofloveland.org> Subject: [External] The Homeless are getting out of hand! It’s time Mayor Marsh to handle this. I’ve lived in colorado for more than 30 years and this is the first time I’ve had a face to face with an agressive homeless person that it scared me . Continue reading
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Camp Hope Loveland – Community Memo
COMMUNITY MEMO DATE: December 1, 2022 TO: Reporter Herald FROM: Erin Black RE: The Business of the City of Loveland and Public Comment at Loveland City Council meetings Adams committed the criminal act of harassment on a member of the public while serving in his official capacity as Loveland’s city manager. This has derailed and distracted many city Continue reading
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100) *Leggo My Preggo Part Four
The author finally finds themself alone with their crush, and it heats up. Continue reading
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Camp Hope Loveland – Steven Olson on the Burnes Report
Re: [External] Burnes Center on Poverty and Homelessness Report MEMORANDUM TO: City of Loveland Staff CC: City Council members, City of Loveland FROM: Daniel Brisson, Executive Director DATE: September 16, 2019 RE: City of Loveland Strategic Plan to Address Homelessness On Jul 26, 2023, at 14:01, erin black <erinblack490@msn.com> wrote: Hi All, I watched and listened Continue reading
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99) Leggo My Preggo Part Three
The narrator grapples with feelings of hurt over family dynamics while navigating a newfound pregnancy and complex workplace relationships. As they develop a crush on Elway, a married coworker, their interactions draw scrutiny from a friend. Despite challenges, they share moments of connection, highlighting the intricacies of young love and friendship. Continue reading
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98) Leggo My Preggo Part Two
The narrator navigates pregnancy at eighteen, revealing the challenges of societal expectations and a strained relationship with her mother. Supportive friends provide some comfort, while revealing doubts from others amplify feelings of inadequacy. A pivotal phone call with her mother confirms disapproval as she faces lack of familial support and harsh judgments about her situation. Continue reading
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Neurodivergent individuals, particularly those who are autistic, possess heightened sensitivity to cognitive dissonance, akin to canaries detecting toxic conditions in coal mines. Their awareness of incoherence serves as an early-warning system, highlighting the dangers of societal contradictions. This sensitivity is not a weakness but a crucial ecological function, enabling them to navigate environments fraught with inconsistency. - My Body Belongs to Me by Protyus A. Gendher – Artist’s Showcase
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