Green energy/tech reporter, burner, raver, graphic artist and vandweller.
What we functionally have as our two-party system is the NSDAP and what the GOP was lying about in the '60s.
You’re going to have a busy day.
It was the intentional dismantling of our educational system. I had a long conversation with Mom yesterday before polls closed on EST, and, yeah … I was at the tail end of competent education, and it wasn’t all that competent. I was told by the English department to never try writing because I was disinterested in regurgitating their takes on historical works, after getting my only F in high school for graphic design in beginning yearbook.
Guess what two things I’d then go on to win national awards for? You can’t expect every high school student to take those as Wet Paint signs and then have things weirdly coalesce in college.
You don’t have to be trans to be fucking terrified. Trump somehow always underperforms in the polls, but we’ve now seen what this country truly is, and I want none of this. Already working on possible alternatives.
Do you want to know more?
I cannot see a poll here. Obviously, I’m going with “not Hitler.” That seems sane.
I wouldn’t buy any bread manufactured in 1946.
This feels like a “may be able to” situation. Once they’ve completed a flight from New York to London, I can get on board with the notion of them being able to fly from New York to London.
The sad thing is we lose, not them. We have some 35% of the country convinced that elections don’t matter. That’s tangentially a democracy problem, but good luck having a meaningful discussion about the the difference between a democracy and a republic.
I frankly haven’t believed in my own government since 9/11. This is not about conspiracy theories; it’s about the fact that I could drive into Canada in 2000 with a driver license. We obviously are the most imperial country in history (the irony is not lost on me, given how this all started).
But we started doing things like creating the Department of Homeland Security when the DoD covered that alongside ICE. I don’t understand what it’s like to think those were insufficient.
We didn’t forget about it; we were silenced.
You’re not getting that through 35 states. There’s the Congressional problem, too. He seems to understand the process and thought it would be a waste of time.
Who the fuck is Alice? (if you do not get this reference, Gompie is what you’re looking for.)
OK, so now can we get an explanation for the three seashells?
He emphatically said no to that movement. Dude seems to like the Constitution or something.
That’s all well and good, but it comes at the expense of the user experience.
That was a CFC problem. We now have a DJT problem.