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Does anyone know of good Video Games, Movies & TV (Physical Media) & Board Game stores in Portland?

I’ve been going to TOTL Games for a while.
But I’m looking for more variety.

RQ: LGBT+ (Owned if Possible) safe, Quiet/Sensory Accomodating Space & Not price gougy.

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I'd like to take a moment to talk about a regional PNW news story about resistance to the Gestapo, because I think Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's response to it is at once very typical of the regime's fascist propaganda style, and also crude enough to perhaps expose the direction the fascist shitshow that is Trump 2.0 is heading. After semi-anonymous groups of heroic citizens worked to publicly identify masked ICE Gestapo agents openly violating the civil rights of Oregonians, noted puppy murderer Noem promised swift prosecution of “anarchist and Antifa-affiliated groups” who acquire or share "personal information" of federal law enforcement officials who work for the government.

oregonlive.com/crime/2025/07/i (archived: archive.ph/0cm2B)

ICE officers doxxed by antifa, anarchists in Portland, Noem says

"Noem, in a statement and photos, identified Rose City Antifa, “Rose City Counter-Info,” and “The Crustian Daily,” as groups that have published names, photos and personal addresses of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers on their websites or put up fliers in the officers’ neighborhoods. In one case, trash was dumped on the front lawn of an officer’s property, but the location was not disclosed.

“We will prosecute those who dox ICE agents to the fullest extent of the law. These criminals are taking the side of vicious cartels and human traffickers,” Noem said in the statement. “We won’t allow it in America.”

So, before we get into what I think Noem's belligerence has exposed about how the Trump regime intends to market the transformation of the United States into a white ethnostate executive branch dictatorship with theocratic characteristics, I just want to clear up an point of order here. ICE agents are public law enforcement officials, who are issued numbered badges, and work for the government; it is categorically impossible to dox someone who shouldn't be allowed to run through American cities wearing neck gaiters pulled up over their faces like a CIA-trained Latin American death squad. So, right off the bat we've got the DHS Secretary arguing that people who haven't broken a law are guilty because they exposed people, Gestapo pigs, who actually are breaking the law, or at least openly violating the civil and constitutional rights of both migrants and American citizens alike.

Don't sleep on Gestapo Barbie's attempts to revive the "Antifa and anarchist scare" that characterized the first Trump administration's justification for using federal agents to conduct blatantly illegal operations in cities they consider politically hostile either. Trump and the pigs loyal to him have spent a very long time trying to get you to associate "Portland" with "lawless anarchist violence" and "Antifa terrorism" and I don't think it's any sort of accident that she's invoking that trope again now.

What I think is most revealing here however is that Noem couldn't resist tying all of this back to the regime's threats against "sanctuary cities" - which as the article notes, has also been a key talking point being put forward by Trump's Border Czar, Tom Homan recently. This context, which Noem wasn't required to provide, paints a giant target on Portland, for the type of militarized invasion and occupation we've been watching for weeks in Los Angeles.

Now, you gentle reader might think it would be ridiculous to pretend an American city had been taken over by "Antifa terrorists" in league with Democrat officials, and therefore needed to be brought to heel by militarized federal forces, and nobody could blame you for that - the problem is, the first Trump administration made precisely that argument already, repeatedly in 2020, and started using Federal Marshals to black bag protestors and suspected antifascists right off the streets of Portland. The only thing that stopped Downmarket Mussolini from fully invading a bunch of Democrat-controlled cities back then was a lack of military buy-in, and I think the ongoing invasion and occupation of LA demonstrates that won't be a problem with Pete Hegseth running the Department of Defense and a 6-3 fascist high Supreme Court.

oregonlive · ICE officers doxxed by antifa, anarchists in Portland, Noem saysBy Maxine Bernstein | The Oregonian/OregonLive
#Fascism#Trump#DHS
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Eagle Cap Wilderness: Day 3

Began the day by fording a swift river for the first time. Exhilarating! Then headed up Polaris Pass. What started as a beautiful climb through Lupine and other wildflowers turned into steep scree with about 4 inches of footing in places. Didn’t love that. Was very relieved to make it to the top. Slipped descending some melty snow on the backside of the pass but recovered. Lessons learned!

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Eagle Cap Wilderness: Day 2

This was my most insane day of backpacking. 26 miles over 17(!) hours and 5700 feet of gain. I met a guy Isaac in the lakes basin who was also going to attempt Eagle Cap. Thankfully, he had more experience than me. There were some sketchy parts but we made it fine. We descended down steep granite scree and then glissaded down a couple snowy slopes. Next, we went over Glacier Pass. Very fun!

Eagle Cap Wilderness: Day 1

I’m backpacking in the Wallowa Mountains for the first time and it’s as incredible as I imagined. Caught beautiful reflections at Ice Lake before the wind started. Climbed up to 9200 feet on the Matterhorn. Maybe it’s a healthy fear but I said nope to climbing near vertical scrambles and snow fields. Would love to learn how to safely someday. Heading towards Eagle Cap in the morning.

⚠️ For those in #Oregon specifically in the #PortlandOR area, just wanted to share info about a #SherwinWilliams franchise experience I had today. Went to 15659 Lower Boones Ferry location to get some paint matched; first, I wanted a quart of each and they only sell gallons. Then the manager, Christopher didn't ask what quality of paint and gave me one of their most expensive ($80/gallon) selections! Upon picking them up here's what they looked like.

#Ripoff
#ConsumerAlert
#BadCustomerService

'you cannot buy the revolution. you cannot make the revolution. you can only be the revolution. it is in your spirit, or it is nowhere.'
#art #history #inktober: what can i tell you about this powerhouse human? you already know that ursula le guin was a pioneering science fiction writer whose works incorporated #feminism, #anarchism, #race & gender fluidity - & she expanded upon these themes across five decades.
#ursulaLeGuin #sciFi #literature #illustration #portrait #oregon

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Timberline Trail Backpacking: Wrap

I made it back to Timberline Lodge before sunrise, so I completed the trail in about 49 hours. Took the Mountaineer Trail up to 7,000 feet to see sunrise from above Timberline Lodge. Amazing! First time seeing the Silcox Hut, which was originally built as a warming hut for mountain climbers.

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Timberline Trail Backpacking: Day 2

Ramona Falls and the recently reopened Yocum Ridge section of the trail were highlights on day 2. This section is passable but there are still some serious parkour challenges to overcome. I ended up almost competing the trail and camping in Paradise Park. Awesome day. I even got to meet @PizzaDemon, who was on a day hike!

Timberline Trail Backpacking: Day 1

Hiking the Timberline Trail this weekend, which circumnavigates Mount Hood. Currently hiking CCW from Timberline Lodge to Elk Cove. Knocking out about half of the mileage today to relax the next two days. I slipped in Newton Creek and soaked my right foot. Having a great time though, so good to be back out in the wilderness!

People are starting to say there may be a serial killer in Portland. Stay safe out there!

“Six women in Portland have been found dead in secluded, wooded areas in the last three months within 100 miles of each other, triggering fears that a serial killer may be in the area.”

#PNW #Oregon #Hiking #Outdoors

dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1

Daily MailSix women found dead in Portland woods in the last three months By Jen Smith, Chief Reporter For Dailymail.Com

Last fall I met an #Indigenous fisherman who still fishes from wooden scaffolds as Columbia River People always have. His name's Lew.

“I would give myself to the fish when I die," he told me. "Cause everything I’ve got in my life has come from this river.”

Here's some more of our conversation, accompanied by Lew's photos of his community:

#PNW #Oregon #Washington #Fishing #Conservation #Photography

hcn.org/articles/indigenous-af

www.hcn.orgDispatch from the scaffolds: Native fishing culture on the Columbia RiverAn Indigenous fisherman describes how to hook a salmon, the meaning of life and his faithful dog Sturg.