Is this pope going to be more political than his predecessors?
This seems like quite a statement.
Is this pope going to be more political than his predecessors?
This seems like quite a statement.
Pretty terrifying honestly.
I'm kind of astonished that even republicans can't see anything wrong with everything happening. Like conservative ideals are one thing but dismantling the rule of law is a whole other thing.
arguing that Moscow's actions were undermining Trump's credibility as a negotiator.
This is how you manipulate a child.
You're looking at it the wrong way.
It doesn't matter who's on the right side of the law. They don't care if they lose this case.
They're trying to make ordinary citizens fearful of speaking up or calling them out. When they come to take your neighbors away they want you to look the other way because you don't want to get involved.
Honestly, it's horrifying.
This is black and white thinking and it's unproductive.
The rapist analogy is not helpful because it's merely emotive language and not analogous.
I don't give a shit what he does, good or bad
If you don't give a shit about any of these options then you have no credibility and you are the problem.
It would be nice to live in a world where billionaires do not exist but that is not your reality. By rabidly screaming blue bloody murder at any mention of a billionaire you forego any opportunity to limit their impact.
Billionaires should not exist, but in a world where they do the ones that give away some of their billions are less terrible than the others.
It's so weird hoping that China tears America a new ass hole.
Fuck him up Xi.
It feels a bit like the fat bully in the playground picking a fight with the weird asian kid who is actually a kung fu black belt.
It might shock Trump to learn that most of the shit American's like to buy comes from other countries, and no one really likes to buy American stuff. Wild.
god I love librarians.
Starlink will be a lot harder for people to boycott than Tesla.
In rural Australia for example there just isn't much alternative. Sure people survived there before Starlink, but you didn't need an internet connection to start your start your tractor then (a mild exaggeration).
The guy in the article is commendable, would be hard to turn away if your business depends on it.
I'm really excited that eutel (?) has emerged as a possible alternative, although it's not clear whether they will ever service Australia.
Timie for the daily reminder that economic hardships will be blamed on migrants, the gayness, abortions, primary school teachers, et cetera. A recession will fuel fascist agendas.
It's not just the internet.
Professionals (using the term loosely) are using LLMs to draft emails and reports, and then other professionals (?) are using LLMs to summarise those emails and reports.
I genuinely believe that the general effectiveness of written communication has regressed.
They don't need voters any more.