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  • Hanging out with angry white dudes in white sheets who carry flaming crosses.

  • I thought determination was supposed to be a good trait!

  • Weeds is just the gardening term for "their kind".

  • We simply have too much legacy money everywhere strangling development.

    I think that's the crux of it. Nobody with money to do big things is asking, "What does the world need?" They're always asking, "What can I convince the world it needs so it will give me even more money, and how can I retain exclusive rights to it?"

    The human race absolutely has the capacity to turn the world into a wonderful, plentiful place for everybody, but those with the means of starting that are more motivated to acquire more and more for themselves, and most of the common people don't trust the world enough to entertain sweeping proposals because what if it's a trick or just doesn't work?

  • There was another one about a woman whose husband left her and told her sell my Porsche and send me the money, so she sold it for $100. I know it's natural to laugh at human failings, I'm just turned off by "What's the worst behavior you ever saw?" posts.

  • The fallacy of overgeneralization. I've never heard of Warren Buffet doing anything malicious, he's just really good at investing.

  • There are probably highly placed people in both parties on the list. Is this saying "SeE, tHeY'rE BoTh ThE sAmE!!!"? No, it's saying both have bad actors in them. Neither party has a claim to being morally pristine, because that would be stupid and so is insisting that they should.

  • Good. Can my Watch Later list please be the most important item I see when I go there?

  • Also maybe we should try to stop seeing everything as a binary issue and deciding whether to put a black hat or white hat on everybody. I know oversimplification is a good way to process memes, but it's really not good enough for dealing with real issues and real people who aren't cartoons.

  • Favorite... wait what? We're supposed to LIKE things people do out of spite?

  • "Our dancers have infinite curves" is clearly hyperbole.

  • When Americans of all political stripes finally wake up to global realty, they'll most likely do it lying on a sidewalk, naked in the rain, with their fingers in their ears saying na-na-na-na-na-na...

    People will eventually have to face that the economic golden age of the 1950s and 60s wasn't a normal state we can return to if greedy billionaires just let us. The rich definitely grabbed the biggest share of the prosperity, but that brief era of prosperity wasn't normal, it was entirely abnormal, and it's been over for quite a while. We've been fooling ourselves and keeping it going for the last half century by living on credit, and that's about to end. I don't know what new era is about to start, but the American era is over.

  • "OMG it was supposed to take out my LEFT kidney! I'm gonna die!!!!!!"

    "Oops, the surgeon in the training video took out a Right kidney. Uhh... sorry."

  • I call BS unless their dancers demonstrate that they can at least pass a high school algebra test.

  • No idea, the justifications would have been discussed in Congress. The "Big Beautiful Bill Act" (HR1) section 100052 just says $29,850,000,000 is allocated for Immmigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

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  • Yes, the question itself is too simplistic for a meaningful answer without lots of conditions and qualifications. It just invites highly polarized apples vs oranges arguments.

  • Except not. Still nice to see any TNG or Community reference tho.

  • "Don't call me Shirley!"

  • TIL Jenna Fischer, known as Pam in The Office, is not related to this guy. Or to Gus Fischer, a guy I knew in high school.