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  • The wine budget got to be too much upkeep.

  • Man, 2013 Rogan was just him talking to other out of work comedians about Fear Factor. Not sure I miss it? Definitely would prefer it.

  • The man actually admitted to lying to Congress, which made him the most honest Congressperson.

    Absolute grifter. And we should wish more Republicans were like Santos.

  • Yeah he got his and got his kids theirs. What's he want? A mulligan? Little late for a do-over.

  • Oh look! A coin!

  • The median amount I assume is $0.

  • When they find a stranger in the Alps?

  • I always kinda liked the idea of having the most populous city of every State elect a senator, directly counterbalancing the rural overrepresentation.

  • I have Wednesdays off so my Tue-Thus is usually something like:

    Tuesday:"Oh I can't meet Wed, I'm off. Let's talk Thursday."

    Wednesday: Off

    Thursday:"Sorry I missed Wednesday meetings, let me know if I missed anything important."

    Unless you get me on a Thursday or a Monday, tomorrow's no good.

  • While some part of me misses my fortress cubicle and undershelf lamp, complete with pillar obstructing the window so I had just two vertical slits...

    I still only did good work there when I was alone in the office, usually before or after most people's office hours.

    Once enough people showed up it just became a daily social event ritual. This was well before covid.

  • At first I thought it might be some kind of mayo situation, but the cream cheese is somehow worse?

    Honestly the cream cheese component is the only part that throws it off.

  • The healthcare market exchange system that ObamaCare comes from and Project 2025 both have the Heritage Foundation in common.

  • It's low hanging fruit and there's already a bunch of chuds talking about historical accuracies of the cast, so it's unlikely going to produce much meaningful discourse.

    (Writing and horses were more important than bronze anyway. I think some BritDane just came up with the metal ages to begin with, and they aren't used with the Americas.)

  • Philosophically it is a test for how far and long people will participate in unjust systems.

    It's about the point people start questioning the system of charging someone with this choice, or the system that has people being lashed to trolley tracks as a point of principle.

  • It's all a public conversation, which is the point. Unless you delete or edit yourself, it gets to stand publicly for scrutiny.

  • Your entire second paragraph is disingenuous so I'm not going to bother. Comparing voting to door-to-door evangelism and prayer? Really?

    Their second paragraph is literally how the political opposition supporting Trump approaches their politics.

    Not bothering with a reality you do not wish to contend with is very on-brand here. Almost too much so.

  • I live in America in a deep blue state. The divide is about as classically pronounced as the railroad tracks here when the trailer parks grow numerous. Representation is deeply gerrymandered.

    It's also extremely militarized out here, with most people being attached to the military bases in some way.

    I spent 10 years working on the county level. For a time in a rural red area and for a time in the bluer area. Blue areas tend to be corporate owned and worship police. Red areas are desperately poor and distrust government.

    Out here the first point of wealth is to insulate and isolate from politics. So it has always been much easier to discuss politics with the rural poor folks. Free breakfast and childcare is a service that's appreciated and used.

    I don't even know how to reach the deep blue folks living beyond their gates. Maybe the delivery workers can try to leave fliers.

  • Raised with little religious zeal in a liberal catholic church. It was just a sort of background thing I ignored most of my life.

    At 25 I was at the height of studying comparative religion and evolutionary biology. I saw it all as an integral part of how we have operated as a species, and then I pivoted out of academia and dug clams for half a decade.

    I like the good religion can do. But it's like the state: bridges are neat, but the police patrolling it can really ruin it for everyone.

  • I always felt his style doesn't quite fit the anime faces.

    But almost all anime looks like the Potato Jesus on some level to me, so maybe it's just me.