I once had an elder coworker who said all the dinosaurs died in Noah's great flood. I'd try reasoning with him but ultimately it was way more fun to ask him if god could create a rock that he couldn't lift.

I think with people so entrenched in a silly opinion its way more fun to identify their most absurd belief and mock them relentlessly for it. I think for flat earthers its "so where does the air and water go when it falls off?"

Lot of faith in that analysis, I guess.

I do honestly think land ownership is the greatest evil. Because if houses aren't a commodity then a lot of problems (homelessness, hoarding, environmental damage, corporate bullshit, etc) start to be a lot harder to justify.

Its fucked up the news is acting like Sandy Hook wasn't a decade ago. All this guy is accused of is shooting a CEO.

Texas has over a 50% increase in maternal fatality rates.

have they considered not sending everyone to ukraine to die?

then perish

If I was exempt from copyright, I too could easily make oodles of money

"Donald Trump shielded from child molestation charges by supreme court under presidential acts doctrine"

"Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas notes that presidential child molestation is a time honored american tradition starting with Thomas Jefferson"

Shit newspaper with shit ideas.

"christianity is about hating people and Dolly doesn't hate people enough" -the federalist, basically

imagine sanctioning the ICC but not Netanyahu. Evil

I'm not generally in favor of obeying rules but enforcing them on 2+ tons of metal that people drive around is kinda where I start being in favor. With large dangerous objects should come some semblance of responsibility and social demand.

Or if we're shitposting, every one of those cars contains at least 10k in scrap metal.

CEO does not understand who is doing work

freedom is where you might get shot walking your dog.