This is a fascinating statement given your insistence that you understand the intent, motives and personality of a wildly diverse class of people.

I am curious if they believe people who seek the benefits of therapy are all "unintelligent," "uneducated," and "unable to think abstractly."

I am honestly baffled. There was nothing in my post questioning anyone's intelligence, education or "ability for abstract thinking."

I'm still not sure I understand what you believe was the ableist attack unless you believe going to therapy is inherently insulting.

Everyone could benefit from therapy. It can be a safe space for you to unpack the feelings that has led to your bigotry.

What do believe is the ableist attack here?

I am not a lawyer, but I think you could benefit from therapy.

You might should learn the difference between opinion and fact.

"the constitution is unconstitutional" isn't exactly a novel argument from the right.

‘We were terrified they were going to kill us’: fishers who survived US boat strike speak out An Ecuadorian fishing crew describe their ordeal as victims of Trump’s purported war on ‘narcoterrorists’

There's no legal basis for these boat strikes, and US officials involved in them should be prosecuted for attempted murder and murder. The OLC memo green-lighting the strikes is still secret, but there's nothing it could say that would make these strikes lawful. www.theguardian.com/global-devel...

This is a matter of honor.

In a different time, for a different kind of man than Trump, that would have meant something.

Pick your poison: speech, discrimination, voting, violence, etc. etc.

@gregsargent.bsky.social nails it here that the essence of Trumpism is that he and their followers can do what they want, but when the opposition does the same it is wrong.

screenshot of WashPo editorial board August 20 2025 "The Texas Gerrymander freakout What's happening in the Lone Star State is not a threat to democracy"

screenshot of April 21 Wash PO editorial board: "Virginia plunges America deeper into the gerrymandering abyss The redistricting scheme was always a power grab by Democrats. Voters went along with it."

listen hun if you can't handle the Washington Post editorial board at their the Texas gerrymander "freakout" is "not a threat to democracy" you don't deserve them at their "Virginia plunges America deeper into the gerrymandering abyss"

Try again.

Cops where?

And how do you think the highest paid union construction work for actual labor roles in NYC pays compared to the average doctor salary in NYC?

Operational Erectile Dysfunction?

Well, aside from you not knowing what union salaries are actually like, someone making more money than a doctor is squarely in the Upper to Upper Middle Class.

Sure thing, sweetie.

Hell, I know QED and what it means even if I don't know what the Latin words are...

He is working for wages and wants more than most doctors? I would still put him in the upper middle class with the amount of land ownership he has.

Is he working for wages or is he the owner of the company?

No. That income range would put him pretty squarely in the upper middle class at the lowest.

Yeah. That would decidedly be nouveau riche upper class or upper middle class at least.

Yes. 100% agree that someone doing blue collar work is one of them regardless of a degree. I do not think many people would agree that owning three homes is not upper class.

Is he Bill Gates?

It is a pretty bad one and unlikely to be shared by many people in blue collar jobs.

Very blue collar.

I would be surprised to find there are a particularly large number of blue collar workers who agree with her stance that Bill Gates is a regular working class Joe

Are you under the impression that your definition is complex?

It does, actually, since you explicitly claim that he is working class. Your understanding of what constitutes the working class is elitist nonsense.