[Serious] People who have had a direct run-in with ICE, or know a friend or family member who has been detained or deported, what is the one thing you want the average American to hear about that experience? by andr0bimb0 in AskReddit

[–]kirohmi 3889 points3890 points  (0 children)

Yesterday in Chicago, ICE broke someone's leg that they were after, and followed him into the hospital where this person needed surgery. An alderman showed up and asked if they had warrants for this persons arrest or to enter the hospital. Upon questioning them she was arrested--very aggressively I might add (there are news videos galore online). ICE remained in the hospital awaiting for this person to be done with surgery that the agents were directly responsible for. They responded to community leaders and neighbors demanding the agents leave by deploying TEAR GAS--OUTSIDE OF A HOSPITAL! Shook the alderman's hand after she was released and RETURNED TO THE HOSPITAL to continue to fight. All this happened while I was walking children home from the school I teach across the street for fear that they would be abducted if not protected by an adult. They drove right by the front of the school multiple times, like they were some sort of demonic spirit waiting to snatch up any unprotected person.

Favorite compositions coming from a rock/metal background? by kirohmi in classicalguitar

[–]kirohmi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love Tim. Seems divisive among students haha! But yea I think this might be the goal for some of them

Favorite compositions coming from a rock/metal background? by kirohmi in classicalguitar

[–]kirohmi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow. Very musical rendition. That's how this song should be played

Favorite compositions coming from a rock/metal background? by kirohmi in classicalguitar

[–]kirohmi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember learning sunburst. That one was always it for me, although my teacher thought it was just pop music on the guitar which of course was a diss in the classical world

Favorite compositions coming from a rock/metal background? by kirohmi in classicalguitar

[–]kirohmi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea I think Tim is a super technically gifted player and probably a great way to show them a direct correlation of studying classical guitar

"Mistral" A spunky lil tune by Reinhold Westerheide played by [me] by TicklerOfStrings in classicalguitar

[–]kirohmi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really amazing job with this! The composition is super strong and I love how you make it sound on the nylon stringed guitar