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Letter to Loveland City Leadership
Letter to Loveland City Leadership Dear Loveland City Leadership (except Tim Doran because I couldn’t find an email for him. Transparency, amirite?), I filmed the attached video while hanging out at Camp Hope overnight this week, while I was waiting for the police to return to enforce the encampment ban. Whether it’s encampment ban tickets, or… Continue reading
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- Inequality State — Scarcity Reflex
Scarcity Reflex Scarcity isn’t just about resources. It’s about identity — who there is “room for,” who must shrink, and… Read more: Inequality State — Scarcity Reflex - Inequality State — Selective Enforcement
Selective Enforcement Selective enforcement is not an accident. It is a structural choice — a pattern of deciding whose actions… Read more: Inequality State — Selective Enforcement - Inequality State — Narrative Inversion
Narrative Inversion Narrative inversion is the system’s sleight of hand — the quiet flip that turns the defender into the… Read more: Inequality State — Narrative Inversion - PREDATION WITHIN THE ACADEMY – How Power, Gatekeeping, and Exploitation Shape the Academic Experience
Advisor Power Dynamics Advisors often control: When one person holds the keys to your future, exploitation becomes easy.Students learn to… Read more: PREDATION WITHIN THE ACADEMY – How Power, Gatekeeping, and Exploitation Shape the Academic Experience - Inequality State — Charge Inflation
Charge Inflation Charge inflation is one of the quietest but most coercive tools in the prosecutorial arsenal. It doesn’t just… Read more: Inequality State — Charge Inflation - Inequality State — Prosecutorial Discretion Is Not Neutral
Prosecutorial Discretion Is Not Neutral “Discretion” sounds neutral — like a calm, objective judgment call. In practice, prosecutorial discretion is… Read more: Inequality State — Prosecutorial Discretion Is Not Neutral - Inequality State — The System Protects Its Own Narrative
The System Protects Its Own Narrative Systems don’t just enforce laws — they enforce stories. And when a story is… Read more: Inequality State — The System Protects Its Own Narrative - UNPAID INTERNSHIPS – How Free Labor Became the New Entry-Level Job
The Disappearance of Paid Entry-Level Work Decades ago, students graduated into paid junior roles.Today, those jobs have been replaced by… Read more: UNPAID INTERNSHIPS – How Free Labor Became the New Entry-Level Job - Inequality State — Systemic Risk Calculus
Systemic Risk Calculus Systems don’t make decisions based on fairness. They make decisions based on risk. Not risk to people… Read more: Inequality State — Systemic Risk Calculus - Inequality State — Wyoming’s Rural Punitive OS: Proof Is in the Puddin’
Wyoming’s Rural Punitive OS: Proof Is in the Puddin’ A system reveals itself not through slogans, but through patterns. Wyoming… Read more: Inequality State — Wyoming’s Rural Punitive OS: Proof Is in the Puddin’ - BOOK COSTS THEN VS NOW – How Textbooks Became a Captive-Market Cash Extraction System
1970s–1990s: Affordable, Reusable Books Textbooks were durable, reusable, and reasonably priced.Most cost $20–$60.Students bought used copies, shared books, or borrowed… Read more: BOOK COSTS THEN VS NOW – How Textbooks Became a Captive-Market Cash Extraction System - Inequality State — Dependent‑Variable Inversion
Dependent‑Variable Inversion Dependent‑variable inversion is the system’s favorite trick — flipping cause and effect so the system stays innocent and… Read more: Inequality State — Dependent‑Variable Inversion - Inequality State — Who Is Targetable?
Who Is Targetable? Targetability is not about who a person is. It’s about how a system sees them — and… Read more: Inequality State — Who Is Targetable? - Inequality State — Hostage Pledge Analysis of the Entire Case
Hostage Pledge Analysis of the Entire Case Hostage‑Pledge logic explains why systems behave irrationally, unfairly, and self‑destructively — not because… Read more: Inequality State — Hostage Pledge Analysis of the Entire Case - Inequality State — Membrane Reflex vs. Equal Protection Under the Law
Membrane Reflex vs. Equal Protection Under the Law Equal protection is the constitutional promise. Membrane reflex is the lived reality.… Read more: Inequality State — Membrane Reflex vs. Equal Protection Under the Law
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