I think that is up to if the Americans go crazy. If there is constant USA bombings that never stop

Why are army people monitoring domestic reactions to ice ?

Having seen how the world treats Russian citizens, no.

But that is later, after things get worse. Fur now there are plenty of options for those who have money, or are brave, or talented or some combination. Everyone else here will suffer through it

This is an anonymous account and I can say these two were actually role models for me.

For real. I was watching these when they were coming out new, with my son, and I thought “this is a children’s show but the writers know what’s going on”

The true news story will be when there are no follow up filibusters

Comparing my net worth to that total net worth? I’d be upset, but not terribly so, if I lost $1000 too.

But since I would be getting it back later, and then some, it’s more like a small investment only . Definitely worth the small risk,

Harvard will be fine; hundreds of other schools and tens of thousands of staff not so much.

It will be interesting to see if this helps or hinders the student movements

My main gripe is a lot of plots have too much high stake events solved by improbable happenings?

Why save the earth when one can save a meadow? I would love to see a story about a group of people trying to prevent nano technology from entering a park, and the social backlash when they try.

Why do nearly impossible things within a certain time, when one can have more humble happenings?

Space battles are cool but does the main character have to save the ship, fleet or day? Isn’t it enough to save one’s squad?

I guess all the corruption and moral collapse allows me, who has absolutely no clue about law, to actually have educated guesses how important cases are voted.

I simply ask myself “how would a bad person decide?”

The irony

I’m not well versed in the saints, but I think this is a better origin story than most.

All we need is a tearful prayer, with a vow towards some further action: even if it’s just in a cell for the rest of his life.

And then he is on the same level, in my opinion, of some medieval saints I know a little about.

Could easily be a saint for denied claims and other obstacles in healing.

Sounds like the nyt cherry picked some influencers to reinforce an opinion that may not be widely shared: that a viable strategy is to give up and do useless politics.

The article vaguely criticizes other movements without giving alternatives.