Totally unrelated, but here's a De Beers X-ray technician making sure a miner isn't stealing diamonds. 
I hope the struggle session was worth it.
Oh no, not the terrible virus that is fatal only if you have a billion dollars!
Lmao a viral marketing campaign of killing ceos
On its own is bad enough, but then starting with "I'm an entrepreneur first and executions are a hobby," makes it that much worse.
I have a morbid curiosity about what he sells because I think that would be incredibly informative.
Beyond depravity. At this point if you do the opposite of whatever a cop says or does, you are 100% on the right side of history.
It's wild the folks who hoard guns to fight the government also lick boots so hard that they'll let their families pointlessly die of thirst when a cop tells them to.
lmao appropriate reaction
As someone who's both ND and with a diminished social circle from an isolating family, I hate that people still talk about getting a job as just a matter of applying like there isn't preferential treatment for connected people.
And framing education as the 'great equalizer' hasn't done anything to dispel the myth of meritocracy.
Hexbear users tend to know what they're talking about, given their track record and consistency. I should consider my positions and compare them to one of the theorists they reference.
Maybe they are right based on vibes
The commercials where they show a parent editing their child's beach picture or whatever are so bleak.
It's not a picture for them to look back on or to share with the kid when they're older. It's for social media. It starts as a perfectly nice photo and like an intrusive thought asks "what if you could make it better. "
I would hate to have the only parts of my past edited with things that weren't there so my parents could impress the neighbors.
The commercial if you're curious:
Surely the grim spectre of death will stop Trump!
Trump: wriggles out
Ah, well, nevertheless...