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#PostOfTheWeek (season 3):
In the nine years that Gilah Mashaal has owned Needle & Skein, a yarn store in the suburbs of Minneapolis, she has tried to maintain a rule that “nobody talks politics” in the shop. But amid the weeks-long occupation of the Twin Cities by federal immigration paramilitaries, Mashaal and one of her employees decided to turn one of their weekly knit-alongs into a “protest stitch-along”.
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They didn’t want to return to the “pussy hats” that symbolized women’s resistance to Donald Trump in 2016, so Paul, their employee, did some research and came back with a proposal: a red knit hat inspired by the topplue or nisselue (woolen caps), worn by Norwegians during the second world war to signify their resistance to the Nazi occupation.
“I said: ‘Well gee whiz, that’s extremely fitting for this moment,’” said Mashaal. “Me being a Jewish small business owner, that resonates with me on so many levels.”
@jmcrookston @electrafish but it may give some good folks a great idea!
@cbarbermd absolutely spectacular
@gimulnautti @cbarbermd It's a lot better than what I would erm advice when I'm drunk and in a vengeful mood, subtype: old-testament.
@cbarbermd That would be so funny 😂!
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AI shouldn't be used/promoted at all.
How long/often we have to *still* "discuss" this.😡
Didn't klick it. #viewcounts
First mute then blocking this account.
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I do realize this video has very little context, but...
I wonder what the ICE agents' excuse for *chasing* this person would be...? 
@cbarbermd 👍 😂 I'm going to watch it again.
@cbarbermd @carrieberry Shame it’s clearly AI BS but I support the sentiment. 🫤
