Shoutout to the pundits who insisted Trump wouldn’t actually jail his political opponents, when less than six months in he’s now arrested a sitting judge, the mayor of New Jersey’s largest city, and a member of Congress.
Holy ****
What drives these evil people?
This is no different than the hipsters of the 2000s who rolled their superior eyes at those of us having a genuinely good time. They thought I was a loser for being myself, but I had harnessed the “not giving a fuck” they were trying to project. Being phony is a waste of what little time we have.
About killing children? No, he won’t care about that. But he does care about being criticized, and he certainly wants to be liked. This is good. Gates taking the gloves off is good.
The free speech app!
She’s right.
Three headlines from the New York Times and two from the Guardian. The headlines are; 1. Trump says he wants Alcatraz restored as a prison 2. Clown Donald Trump slammed for Ai-generated pope post 3. Trump 2028 hats and t shirts for sale on US President’s online store
Trump for Pope, a third term, re-opening Alcatraz.
These stories all serve a critical purpose.
To distract from the story of our age: that the President of the United States is enriching his family with billions by running a corruption racket right out of the Oval Office.
Automobile dependence erodes public health in many ways: blunt force trauma (#1 cause for children and young adults), air pollution (CVD, asthma), noise pollution (QoL, dementia) but perhaps the most pernicious is that it has almost completely displaced walking. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/201...
*saying* not *dating*. Damn these oversized thumbs!
Clay Jackson's story is picking up momentum. Jackson is the Texas attorney who was visited by two law enforcement officers at his home after giving some legal advices to an undocumented family. He was fired from his job with FNF after talking to me about the incident.
Here's Judd Legum:
Just stop buying trash chicken. Eat more tofu. Not dating go vegetarian, but now is the best time to eat wayyyyy fewer animal products.
"Human rights are not only violated by terrorism, repression or assassination, but also by unfair economic structures that create huge inequalities."
- Pope Francis
It’s inferential. You’re tying yourself into knots trying to avoid the plain meaning.
What do you think “existed before the US” means if not “older than the US”?
If this is you “not offended” oh boy. Some other practices that existed before the US: slavery, dancing, polygamy, cooking over an open flame, horseback riding, wearing jewelry. The age of these practices has nothing to do with how we should regulate them if at all.
What ignorance? You’re inventing reasons to be offended. Focus.
You are committed to being offended. Try thinking about the argument (practices that existed before the US) instead of desperately trying to find a bad guy.
Seems like you’re too emotional to have this conversation.
How is that different from what I said? It’s old. It pre-exists the US. As does scalping and coverture lol
Go ahead and explain it. Try doing it without tired insults.
Priorities. They can’t do enough for people deported, starving, & dying, in large part due to Citizens United, which they argued in favor of to the SC. Posting nonsense (the length of time a practice exists has nothing to do with whether it should be legal—see FGM) is so dumb as to be insulting.
This is what you’re concerning yourself with while the US falls to fascism? Is someone paying you to be so useless? Did they pay you to fight for Citizens United?
This is getting fewer headlines than it should. After coming to power promising to help working people, the president is revealing his real priorities by actively making it easier for banks to rip people off.
Russia must have something particularly damaging on him.
“The government is not a car company.”
Another Ukrainian flag at the marina ❤️🇺🇦
More in No, Other People:
New poll:
“America would be better off if more people worked in manufacturing.”
• 80% of Americans agree
• 20% disagree
“I would be better off if I worked in a factory.”
• 25% of Americans agree
• 73% disagree
• 2% currently work in a factory
