Maybe that's why people leave his rallies in droves. The breeze starts blowing the wrong way, and the crowds get his diaper+BO stank right in their faces.

One-nil to the Arsenal. With some of our key midfielders missing and Arteta having to rework the lineup, against a good opposition at their place, in one of the most fiercely-contested derbies in the world. Great result for us!

"...And your wonderful corporate family takes priority over your shitty personal family!"

They are too used to the typical news cycle where they bombard the public with lies to the point where everyone starts believing those are real. They've grown complacent.

Grilling chicken in Ohio, eh? Hmm, I hear there's a huge orange chicken who is scared to have a second debate because he got so badly humiliated in the first one. He might want to stay away from Ohio since they are grilling his kind.

Opus Dei has had a huge influence on the post-liberal right movement. And you can't get more tone deaf to really anything than Opus Dei. They don't give a shit about context or history or regional/national concerns. They are the proverbial hammer that sees everything as a nail.

I say the following not for you (the person I'm replying to), but for others who may read this...

Some people refer to the Catholic Church as a cult, but really the church is a broad umbrella of competing subgroups that share common beliefs yet approach most topics with pretty different perspectives (a great example being the more science-based Jesuits versus other anti-science and ultra-superstitious orders).

That said, there are cults within the Catholic Church. And Opus Dei is probably the biggest and most extreme one. They want to impose their fanatical dogma not only on the rest of the church, but also on the world. They are a cancer on global society.

Rat fleeing a sinking ship for... another sinking ship.

And a connoisseur of covfefe and berders.

Excellent article.

So basically you have the post-liberal right movement (who are ultra-religious Catholic zealots) slyly co-opting both the MAGA movement and the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 plans to push their own agenda, which is even more extend than either of the other two. Eesh!

Wow. Yeah that sucks!

Not doubting you here, but I just tried searching for two very different terms on DDG on two different devices (Windows laptop and Android phone) and two different browsers (Firefox and Brave), and I didn't really see any ads or dodgy stuff.

The mobile Firefox version had a couple of main links at the top (they don't look like ads), and some news cards under that. But the links were all relevant. The desktop DDG was super clean, again no ads.

This was without ad blockers enabled too. I also tried it in private mode, and still clean.

What am I missing? Why is my DDG experience so clean compared to yours?

Maybe she should spend a bit more time learning about the basics of American politics.

Related Lemmy post on the above link.