30 years ago (give or take a year) the Travis County Courthouse where I regularly worked as a lawyer went from a public building with up to 6 entrances (if memory serves) to one with two entrances. Both required going through a metal detector. I suddenly had to add to my scheduled court appearances the time it took to go through a metal detector and then get upstairs from the basement, where the entrances now were.To my colleagues who won't go through the metal detectors:
— Cori Bush (@CoriBush) January 13, 2021
Have you ever had a job before? If you work at McDonald’s and you don’t wear the uniform, you don’t work that day.
If you won’t abide by the rules of this job, go find another one 👋🏾 https://t.co/rPO2xek1iB
I've been to the Harris County Courthouse twice in recent years, both for probate matters (as a client, not a lawyer). Both times I not only had to plan on the time it would take to find a parking space, but to get through the metal detectors, too. And I had to learn to leave my pocket knife at home, and off my key ring.
What are these assholes whining about?
meanwhile a few giant babies are complaining about metal detectors https://t.co/pklxyMZXPy
— Christian Vanderbrouk (@UrbanAchievr) January 13, 2021
I've slept on the floor but sleeping on a marble floor without a pad or a blanket, that's rough. And with the lights on. Damned Republicans,damned fascists.
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