Woohoo, that’s my boss! Explains a lot about the company.
Fun fact: we had to “return to office” last year. I had to move away from all my friends to a red state. Come to find out, there’s practically nobody in the office either. All of our work is done over zoom. It was just a “quiet layoff”, but I couldn’t find another job in time to quit.
I couldn’t decipher it until I saw this. (The letters go down.)
That cat is high AF.
This is from when he was an amateur life ruiner, before he turned pro.
As if my brain would let me sleep. We have minor social faux pas from 15 years ago that we need to review again.
I’m watching Peaky Blinders, and in one scene a lady pushes a carriage in between two rival gangs. Both back down rather than potentially killing a woman and child.
Nice to see police practice less restraint than warring mobsters.
I see Boomers saying that…usually calling the 20 year olds “millennials”.
Most millennials know they’ve been dealt an even shittier hand than we were.
Yeah, I wonder why undocumented immigrants didn’t vote for Kamala…
Jesus Christ, every thread about deportations has some moron talking about leopards.
Undocumented immigrants can’t vote. I hate to take away whatever satisfaction you’re getting from human suffering here, but it is categorically not “leopards eating faces”.
Is that 39% the percentage of Asian Americans who voted for Trump? I bet most of those are rich enough that they don’t have to worry. What percentage of your demographic voted Republican? Do you deserve to be punished for them?
The world isn’t just and these people aren’t getting what they deserve. Put this energy into volunteering for organizations trying to help people. We have to stick together to get through the next four years.
It is absolutely disgusting how many people are letting their disappointment and fear turn into vindictiveness and anger.
They’re undocumented immigrants. By definition they didn’t vote for him, and you should really do some introspection to figure out why this is the first thought you had.
Notice how you didn’t answer the question?
We have the benefit of hindsight and they were correct. You just want to pretend that they weren’t.
Can it?
If their votes didn’t swing the election, how were they harmful? Or whatever you mean by “the opposite of helpful”?
Nothing good, but nothing surprising.
I don’t at all understand how you got your definition of “liberal”. I think anyone who could conceivably be called a “tankie” would bristle at being called liberal.
Liberalism is a political and moral philosophy based on the rights of the individual, liberty, consent of the governed, political equality, right to private property and equality before the law.[1][2] Liberals espouse various and often mutually warring views depending on their understanding of these principles but generally support private property, market economies, individual rights (including civil rights and human rights), liberal democracy, secularism, rule of law, economic and political freedom, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, and freedom of religion.[3] Liberalism is frequently cited as the dominant ideology of modern history.
Both of our American parties are liberals. However, most Americans use the word to mean “progressive”.
I think “Leftist” starts at anti-capitalism and goes from there. I half jokingly say a progressive is someone who thinks the system is broken and must be fixed. A Leftist is someone who thinks the system is working exactly as intended and must be destroyed.
I have to say it’s pretty funny that the article’s second half is behind a paywall.
Honestly, we probably know everything we could learn from a dead hippo carcass.
Most conspiracy theories are either stuff the CIA actually did, or antisemitism.
they just don’t do anything about it.
Even after ignoring everything I said, you still admit I’m right. If the local government doesn’t do anything about it, who is supposed to?
Yeah, but it’s supply and demand. I bet your million dollar home isn’t next to an apartment building. Cities would be much cheaper if it weren’t for NIMBYs who already own homes insisting that their homes must appreciate in value at all times.
Did the article say it’s “not the super wealthy billionaires driving inequality” or did you just add that?
It’s good to talk about ALL drivers of inequality, don’t you think? The article is correct to point out that in today’s economy, if you don’t have your parents support, you have many fewer opportunities. That is a systemic issue that society should try to rectify.