Yay! The absurd amount of money in politics now goes further to help corrupt braindead fuckers that stay politically informed from entertainment networks like Faux News and commercials.

Yea that’s true. Does it have a microphone button your remote at least? Also, my original comment was in jest, if it didn’t come across that way.

Smart enough to be able to remove the mic from the remote, not smart enough to figure out that its not constantly recording for a year on 2 AAA batteries.

I am realizing now that its probably racist, or not PC. And I’m good with not using it, but raining with sun is called an Indian Rainstorm and it wasn’t an option. I don’t live near where I grow up anymore but my fiance has never heard the term either. Is/was this not a wide spread term?

I’m no doctor, but when I started limiting my beer in-take I drank a lot of seltzer water and I think it helped.

I personally preferred to go the snob route and only drink plain seltzer. But other people seem to like the flavored stuff, idk if that would have the same effect.

I actually can imagine it. Its not that big a stretch.

Exactly. And especially getting involved locally, where you can have a greater influence and more readily make a difference.

He’s the guy that did a bunch of coke, right?

I’m forced to assume he crossed paths with a natural tetrachromat and destroyed his research so that she could never use it to surpass his ultimate color vision.

Maybe we should investigate all the recent murder suicides to see if we can find him?

Out of curiosity, why dont you think an egalitarian society can exist?

There was a period around FDR where it existed for a few years in the US, to a lame degree. The prosperity led to a boom of births called the Me Generation., a generation known for its selfishness from adolescence into its impending death.

There was a ton of inequality due to bigotry at this time, but for the people included it led to prosperity with minimal exploitation. Unfortunately tech moved quick and derailed. But that doesn’t mean its broken.

I think it’s attainable. It just requires a society that’s survived long enough to learn how to effectively educate the young, and the recognization that freedom of speech applies to the boundaries of society. As in, a believer of bigotry and/or exploitation cannot exist in society - that would tear society down.

More equitable governments existed before the colonization and homogenization of the globe. Ones with great feats of man too. Maybe the colonialism route moved faster, but that diesht mean it was the better route.

Fuck you, this isn’t interesting!

Now where’s my upvotes?

Real capitalists believe in fair competition. These are not capitalists, these are hoarders.

Establishment Democrats: We’re the big tent party. Everyone is welcome here. Come on, come vote with us, come be heard by us, we’re welcoming everyone with open arms.

Also Establishment Democrats: Sorry trans people, sorry progressives, the tent is full. Oh the empty seats over there? Those are reserved for Republicans that voted for Trump 3 times but are now regretting it.

DAMION: Security via obsolescence

Really cool article!

I lived in a food desert when I lived off campus in college (urban campus). The university kept buying the grocery stores and 7/11 and turning them into housing and unaffordable restaurants your parents could take you to when they visited.

When they finally forced the 7/11 out, students were pretty pissed. They didn’t have enough campus housing, so we were forced off campus into slum lord apartments, with a university that kept closing the places we could get eggs within a 30 minute walk/bus (the university severely lacked parking and discouraged cars). Last I visited, the CVS was forced out by the university too.

After 7/11 protests, the university put out a statement, saying they heard us, they were working with a private vendor and making sure the basics like eggs were cheap. And the eggs were cheap.

Unfortunately the rest if the grocery store was an overpriced unassembled charcuterie board that I shopped at once, when my mom was visiting for thanksgiving. I was living in a windowless 10’x10’ closet in an army cot at that time. Thanks to the cheese that cost half my rent and shitty hipster crackers, when my mom and I sat under the drunkenly drawn chalk target board on the drywall with kitchen-knife-sized-holes, I felt so blessed that I could buy eggs on campus.

The next day, my mom drove me to Aldi where I stocked up on chicken to put in the freezer.

I love Mandami, I think he has the potential to make America better by doing good in NYC. But with all eyes on him, I hope he heeds the warnings listed in the article. They make sense to me, based on my experiences.

I actually saw some praise on Flock today on Facebook. Youre probably right

Shit article. Doesn’t even explain what data collectives and cooperatives look like.

But sure theyll save the world.

A small blue brick with a strange marking on it was found, “NØKÍÁ”. When a button was pressed a screen lit up with a young blond female and pink hyroglyphics “HANNAH MONTANA LINUX FOR NOKIA 2026”. On it, an instance of Minecraft with a library unlocked keys to the past as archeologists roamed a pixelated landscape as an avatar named Rahul.