They learned this trick from Johannes Mesherle at Fruitvale Station.

This guy has clearly never heard of Ruby Ridge, David Koresh, or the Bundy Standoff. No, actually he's probably aware of all of those and just an outrageous liar.

@schiff.senate.gov: And not just the Senate, but the entire federal government (including sentencing and the pardon) to permanently neutralize threats to our Constitutional order?

Answered my own question: apparently this is a parody of a song from Wicked: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAvO...

As someone who isn't really plugged into musical theater, am I supposed to recognize this song from a real musical?

Reminded me of this hilarious video I saw years ago making fun of North Korean military parades: youtu.be/lwoSFQb5HVk?...

Right on. By "arguing", I meant in the sense of "advocating for". :-)

I don't like the current state of things, but this doesn't make sense to me. You're both arguing against social media being in the hands of states and that it needs to be regulated by states?

Here in the US, the First Amendment is going to limit regulations on speech and editorial decisions.

Yeah, I was wondering why no one whacked it with a broom or unloaded a fire extinguisher on it.

Blizzard killed my interest in Hearthstone last year when they fiddled with the quest system. I just stopped earning as many packs, and I realized I didn't care much when the next rotation came around. As each rotation has passed, I've played less and less.

I'll open about 30 packs this time.

Who is advising you that is an expert on fascism? If you don't have some advising you with an academic background on fascistic movements, you need one as soon as possible.

Or protest outside a Tesla dealership.

No one should feel guilty for their ancestors' egregious mistakes. They sure as hell should feel responsible for recognizing those mistakes and making sure that they don't repeat them.

Maybe for those of us that survive.

This is the story of Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for me. Only I came back years later, not months.

People seem to have forgotten Microsoft's brutal rule over tech in the 90s and 2000s that got them convicted for using their monopoly power illegally. If given their opportunity, they will absolutely return to those business practices.