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Step one should be never voting for any of their nominees, bills, or judges, and maximal punishment for any Democrat that does. Step 2 is no other cooperation- you don't agree to anything, no unanimous consent, no speeding up of timelines. Drag everything out as long as possible.
February 5, 2025 at 2:24 AM
Step one should be never voting for any of their nominees, bills, or judges, and maximal punishment for any Democrat that does. Step 2 is no other cooperation- you don't agree to anything, no unanimous consent, no speeding up of timelines. Drag everything out as long as possible.
Lefties are very mad about Trump. We're asking Democrats to be also be mad, rather than vote for their bills and nominees. Schumer tweets about Musk rather than use every piece of leverage he can to prevent this madness.
February 5, 2025 at 1:54 AM
Lefties are very mad about Trump. We're asking Democrats to be also be mad, rather than vote for their bills and nominees. Schumer tweets about Musk rather than use every piece of leverage he can to prevent this madness.
If you go to one they're like "oh cool, this person shows up" and then the feds summon you. Not always a good way to get out of it.
December 19, 2024 at 11:46 PM
If you go to one they're like "oh cool, this person shows up" and then the feds summon you. Not always a good way to get out of it.
How exactly was I wrong? By admitting to liking Black Orchid when I was a teenager? There is nothing untrue about it and I feel no shame. The fact that you would, again, says more about you than me.
December 19, 2024 at 3:00 AM
How exactly was I wrong? By admitting to liking Black Orchid when I was a teenager? There is nothing untrue about it and I feel no shame. The fact that you would, again, says more about you than me.
I do remember Siddhartha talking about the importance of deleting skeets that didn't age well in the buddhist bible.
December 19, 2024 at 2:54 AM
I do remember Siddhartha talking about the importance of deleting skeets that didn't age well in the buddhist bible.
If the problem with monogamy is the legal institution that supports it, then we are in no disagreement, that should be abolished immediately.
December 19, 2024 at 2:43 AM
If the problem with monogamy is the legal institution that supports it, then we are in no disagreement, that should be abolished immediately.
yeah I don't standalone post to my very small number of followers. I don't delete posts as a rule, it's a cowardly thing. If you want to judge me for genuinely praising a work because of what we later found out about him, then do so, says more about you than me.
December 19, 2024 at 2:38 AM
yeah I don't standalone post to my very small number of followers. I don't delete posts as a rule, it's a cowardly thing. If you want to judge me for genuinely praising a work because of what we later found out about him, then do so, says more about you than me.
I literally made that post before the allegations were public.
December 19, 2024 at 2:30 AM
I literally made that post before the allegations were public.
That is important, not sure how it's relevant. Are you looking to abolish the idea of next-of-kin at a hospital? You should be able to easily name whoever you want to that role.
December 19, 2024 at 2:29 AM
That is important, not sure how it's relevant. Are you looking to abolish the idea of next-of-kin at a hospital? You should be able to easily name whoever you want to that role.
An unfortunate practice, and one that the woman has every opportunity to opt out of, either legally or by not getting married to that person. In any case, legal recognition of polygamy would not change this system, and only spread it around more.
December 19, 2024 at 2:26 AM
An unfortunate practice, and one that the woman has every opportunity to opt out of, either legally or by not getting married to that person. In any case, legal recognition of polygamy would not change this system, and only spread it around more.
I don't really care what people do and don't think the government should be involved in it at all, but it does feel hypocritical to handwave the bad historical stuff about polygamy and then go all in on the genetic fallacy when it comes to marriage today. Weird and out of touch.
December 19, 2024 at 2:21 AM
I don't really care what people do and don't think the government should be involved in it at all, but it does feel hypocritical to handwave the bad historical stuff about polygamy and then go all in on the genetic fallacy when it comes to marriage today. Weird and out of touch.
uh, no? contemporary marriages in the US bear only the most superficial relations to marriages from the olden days. People don't even know what a dowry is anymore, let alone is it an important consideration. Anyone bringing up issues of property at a wedding would be seen in rather poor light.
December 19, 2024 at 2:18 AM
uh, no? contemporary marriages in the US bear only the most superficial relations to marriages from the olden days. People don't even know what a dowry is anymore, let alone is it an important consideration. Anyone bringing up issues of property at a wedding would be seen in rather poor light.
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December 18, 2024 at 12:03 AM
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It effects street entrepreneurs as well. Even most small businesses hate dealing with cards only due to fees. I know a Japanese band that doesn't accept cards at their shows in America (due to exorbitant Japanese fees) and it feels quite refreshing actually.
December 13, 2024 at 8:52 PM
It effects street entrepreneurs as well. Even most small businesses hate dealing with cards only due to fees. I know a Japanese band that doesn't accept cards at their shows in America (due to exorbitant Japanese fees) and it feels quite refreshing actually.
There's a long history of black people being murdered extrajudicially in this country. I encourage you to use one of those examples rather than Rittenhouse, who shot 3 white people.
December 13, 2024 at 8:39 PM
There's a long history of black people being murdered extrajudicially in this country. I encourage you to use one of those examples rather than Rittenhouse, who shot 3 white people.
The railroads that should have been a public utility, that necessitated the complete genocide of the indigenous population, that was the site of the deaths of so many migrant workers, and which made the Republicans into a party of graft and kleptocracy, yes. Lincoln was offed before that so no blame
December 10, 2024 at 3:55 PM
The railroads that should have been a public utility, that necessitated the complete genocide of the indigenous population, that was the site of the deaths of so many migrant workers, and which made the Republicans into a party of graft and kleptocracy, yes. Lincoln was offed before that so no blame
Save it, we all know Lincoln made a few men extremely rich with his railway rather than nationalizing it, those men would help build the Gilded Age. The dumbest and most annoying person I ever knew was someone whose entire bloodline never had to work because she had "Abraham Lincoln money."
December 10, 2024 at 3:41 PM
Save it, we all know Lincoln made a few men extremely rich with his railway rather than nationalizing it, those men would help build the Gilded Age. The dumbest and most annoying person I ever knew was someone whose entire bloodline never had to work because she had "Abraham Lincoln money."
I'm not equivocating them morally, Penny's case is obviously a lot more horrid. My only point is you have to actually address these societal issues, solve them the "nice way" before people get fed up and solve it the horrid way, and people shrug because what else are they supposed to do? Vote?
December 10, 2024 at 3:22 AM
I'm not equivocating them morally, Penny's case is obviously a lot more horrid. My only point is you have to actually address these societal issues, solve them the "nice way" before people get fed up and solve it the horrid way, and people shrug because what else are they supposed to do? Vote?
I think the hard thing to swallow is the same thing that makes people shrug when a CEO gets laid out is the same instinct which makes people shrug in this situation. These problems are allowed to just fester and no one in power offers a solution, you get the "mean solution" to the problem.
December 9, 2024 at 10:47 PM
I think the hard thing to swallow is the same thing that makes people shrug when a CEO gets laid out is the same instinct which makes people shrug in this situation. These problems are allowed to just fester and no one in power offers a solution, you get the "mean solution" to the problem.
LBJ passed Medicare, Medicaid, and several Civil Rights Acts, please shut up about how Biden was anywhere in the ballpark of that.
December 7, 2024 at 3:02 AM
LBJ passed Medicare, Medicaid, and several Civil Rights Acts, please shut up about how Biden was anywhere in the ballpark of that.
why does this article have like 10 authors and why is one of them a television show writer
December 7, 2024 at 2:22 AM
why does this article have like 10 authors and why is one of them a television show writer