We were doing this regularly as a matter of policy with illegal immigrants until...let me check my notes...the 2020's.
I don't support much of anything Russia has ever done, but this is not a point where we have any moral high ground over them whatsoever.
They aren't meant for people who enjoy flavor. They're meant for dudebros who are cripplingly insecure in their masculinity and feel a constant need to prove themselves, even though no one gives a shit. The same people who buy dude wipes and giant pickups.
This is going to absolutely devastate Florida.
Good. This is what they wanted, as reflected by their votes.
They need as many people as possible to do work
No they don't. The only thing they need is to be economically and politically quarantined. Florida has become an openly fascist state is a threat to the well-being of the US and the rest of its people. They need to understand the consequences of their choices.
This may actually sink Desantas as a presidential candidate.
Nope. DeSantis was never a viable opponent to Trump, and the numbers have reflected that from day one.
He's definitely feeling his shitty polling numbers.
Good. You keep electing fascists, you deserve to suffer for your choice.
It’s a fair meritocracy
Only a child could ever believe this.
It's becoming a lot easier to use the internet a lot less. It's been turned into such a user-hostile space so domineered by corporations and fascists that most of the internet doesn't really hold much of an appeal anymore, at least for me.
If the internet died tomorrow and didn't come back, I'd be annoyed about not being able to use it to order food, manage my bank account, or watch shows/movies, but the world would likely be an overall better place once logistics re-adapted to not having it.
The internet was cool for the first 10-15 years, but it's been a rapidly worsening cesspit for a long time. Nothing the internet can offer us is worth also tolerating it as a tool for inescapable government and corporate surveillance, and as the most effective imagineable breeding ground for fascism and disinformation.
The internet makes our lives worse in so many more ways than it imporves them, and people are too fucking addicted to it to give a shit.
For one, the fact that whether someone was tried and convicted was generally not based on guilt, but whether or not they were of use to the allies or not.
Werner Von Braun was probably the most famous example, but there are hundreds of others.
I wish I was this naive and ignorant of literally every shred of credible scientific evidence. I'd be a lot happier.
How many brain sugeries did he perform? How many spaceflight trajectories did he calculate? How many high speed computer processors did he engineer?
I don't care? The Nuremburg trials aren't the source of basic morality and ethics. They aren't even a particularly good example of it, if you've actually got any familiarity with what actually happened.
Mitch McConnell has personally done more harm to the people of the US than anyone since Reagan. He is one of the greatest monsters in modern American history, directly responsible for immeasurable human suffering and he does not deserve to live.
The next one needs to kill him, and I hope it happens on camera for all of us to watch, because it's the closest tbong to justice he will ever face.
Oh, are we going back to "I was just following orders" being an excuse?
Have you tried just being a goose?
Yeah, fuck specialists! If you aren't good at everything, you're worthless!
Hey, you shouldn't make fun of congressmen with severe learning disabilities.
I'm not going to be nice to people who insist on keeping the world a dying, dystopian shithole, and it's not my job to think for them. If people refuse to take a moral stance in the face of societal destruction, they can go fuck themselves and deserve to be belittled.
It's legitimately cool that buying a new car and having any self-respect whatsoever are mutually exclusive now.
Fuck cars.
My bad. I didn't realize I was talking to someone stupid enough to look at the state of the world and still be able to cling to the idea that large-scale industrialism has a viable place in the future of society.