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  • Good in Ducat? A rapist who doesn’t conceive of himself as such? Ducat and Kilgrave should get together and have coffee.

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  • Not so much that. I felt relief, initially, when I saw she was running instead of Biden. And I liked Wahl. Whatever else he is, he is Midwest, and worth less than a million. Again, Midwest.

    She started out fine. “We’re not going back” was a great byline. Then, some dipshit decided, about the time of the convention, to dump it because “We’re not going back” was too negative. The convention had “See something say something” which was weird.

    Then, she would t say anything definitive about working class just identity politics.

    Then, she started palling around with moderates and Cheney. She had it at the opening. Lost though being the same old shit.

    . In terms of voting, a bunch of people thought Palestine would be helped by not voting for her. Now, there is no Palestine. Would it have been different? The world will never know. Palestine will never know because it doesn’t exist anymore, and almost everyone is dead.

    And some people thought, eh, it wasn’t that big of deal the first time, who cares?

    And a wave of men thought they’d have a better chance at a liveable wage and dating women and establishing that most valuable of things (for some), a legacy (through kids), if maga was in charge.

    MAGA lied, but they did make a bunch of promises of a better life to working class. People are desperate.

    Instead we have a senile old man as president who keeps breaking everything while oligarchs and Vought run things.

    But yeah, Bernie and Mamdani types are what they win on. It’s not that they don’t know that, it’s that they don’t care because they’re owned by oligarchs. As such, whomever the fuck oligarchs people are are the candidates we need.

  • They think they can be parted out (maybe), or at least that’s how they pitch it to investors. Never mind the fact that chips get old and depreciate.

    What happens is recession for all, not just us.

  • Microwaves and fuses.

  • A basic sewing machine & knowing how to sew a seam will save you a lot of clothes. YouTube has this covered. Full lessons from old ladies.

  • You might as well. If you’re going to trash it anyway, good odds you’re not going to hurt anything by loosening some screws and seeing what’s what.

    Spoiler. On fixable things, it’s usually the on/off switch. I think they deliberately make them out of cheap plastic that will eventually break. Plug in oil heaters. Mixers. Lamps with foot switches. Etc.

  • There are whole rural towns of poor white. I grew up in one.

    There’s racism. There’s misogyny. There’s whatever hate word you want to apply to the particular focus maga has on trans. But overlaying all of it is a class war. If you’re rich enough, it doesn’t matter how gay or black you are, you get a pass.

    MAGA is shoving out women right now, except their pregnant secretary. I amazed Patel has lasted this long, but, historically, brown men tend to garner more respect than women.

  • The goal is to overstress and thin the herd.

  • I’d love to see some blue governors balancing their budgets. It’s a good look.

  • And people are choosing to give billionaires this much water why?

  • This whole term in the White House feels like the worst Airbnb trashing story and then some.

    And, like a UFC event venue, will likely require fire hoses to wash out a good portion of the trash and stank.

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  • Versus, what? Enjoying the present Trump/Vought/Vance state?

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  • What’s the alternative? There is only one alternative: Susan Collins. That’s the forced choice. Platner or Collins.

    It will be one or the other.

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  • Then what was it? I’m no deep dive history buff on nazis but I’ve had the college level courses, in addition to the extra bits on Speer and the symbology. I did not recognize it. Link old, pre headline sources.

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  • Military.. His unit got that tattoo. Not my thing, but, whatever. The guy is an oyster farmer now. Cusses like a sailor too.

    Idc. But then I also think the liberal side of things needs to lay off the gun thing.

    I’d be curious to see an old source on that tattoo.

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  • If you actually dig into it, like me, he was clueless that a skull and crossbones was a Nazi symbol. It was the first thing I looked up on him, then just stared trying to sort it out because it didn’t look like any Nazi symbology I’d ever seen.

    Good odds this a big money rumor to keep people like this guy off ballots.

    He’s essentially working class. Liberal gun owner. Calling for retirement of the old guard. Better to look up what the man has said re Schumer and such.

  • What, you want to trust Boeing, now that it too has been enshittified? No thanks, I drive the lower 48.

  • I agree that subsidizing more rail would be good, but it’s pretty fixed, location wise. It’s already in place for most intercity travel.

    Rural/outside city living is diffuse, scatters in all directions from a city. It’s why there’s rush hour in most cities. How do you run rail to all those locations? Can you imagine the nimby screams? It also significantly drops real estate values having trains rolling through the backyard.

  • You’re being pedantic. We call them 3000lb bullets to describe what they are when not controlled well, not because of their speed. As a driver, it’s good to think of your vehicle in those terms too.

    As for monitoring, check out Loyal Moses. His vid on what tech Ford just patented.