Yeah and I agree, he isn’t going to implement socialism. I think the mindless immaterial arguments that are drenched in cynicism is who I was making fun of with this post.

I think you just enjoy the dopamine boost from getting “upbears, it’s okay to be wrong sometimes.

A suggestion I would make is you would fair better if you put more of this energy doing things off the web than pointlessly commenting on a shitpost from a person you call a troll. Says a lot more about your character than it does me.

@dead@hexbear.net the person you’ve replied to has left 27 comments on this post alone. Either they get a dopamine boost from the engagement they receive or they’re a troll.

I mean I made a shitpost and I logged on just to tell you you’re commenting too much and being smug.

I’m saying you should probably lay off commenting after making 25+ comments on this thread alone. That’s more comments and posts that some users make in a week.

I’m not explaining the joke.

I’ve seen too many posts that criticize Mamdani unfairly to the point of smugness like they’re making the point of if you like him for whatever reason you’re stupid and you “fell for it again.”

Maybe you should stop hanging around this thread like you’re at a bar half hour from closing still looking to get laid.

Find me news articles where you don’t smell bad

I heard he has a reliance on CBD gummies

I can’t tell if you’re doing a bit or so naive to think that any space agency adheres to any of these alleged “standards.” You can create standards but you don’t have to follow them, look at OSHA…

Spacex isn’t Elon this is literally great man theory

Yeah but not without failures or trial and error. Do you think the Soviets just launched the one rocket they made for that mission and all was well? It was decades upon decades of research, trials, and years of experience that went into their space technology. Failure to launch is a much more common occurrence in rocket science than you’d expect there’s so many variables and criteria that has to go right before a launch is a successful one. It’s not just “I build rocket and it reaches space” that’s a very obtuse way of understanding how they work. It’s the reason there’s weeks to sometimes up to months of delays.