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- Comment on Do you think that these CBS employees should unionize and go on strike? 2 days ago:
They should go on strike and stay on strike that’s fine actually
Didn’t the NYPD do that once and crime went down?
- Comment on Example 1 week ago:
Shit ai misses the whole aesthetics of the idea because it can’t turn off the Thomas Kinkade it can only turn it down.
- Comment on Nothing is funnier than The Onion taking over Infowars and making rainbow merchandise. 5 weeks ago:
It’s just because Trump called Jones “Low IQ”
- Comment on Why is the US so into Israel? 5 weeks ago:
I don’t think people get that that history of the US is what we’re seeing in Israel now. What’s happening to the people of the middle east happened first to the people of turtle island. It’s the continuation of the same project of domination and land grabs.
- Comment on Teehee 1 month ago:
Looks like she’s trying to push her head into that chop saw it’s so weird.
- Comment on Same Shafeeq, same. 1 month ago:
This is what people mean when they say “touch grass”
- Comment on Same Shafeeq, same. 1 month ago:
It might be shopped. Take a picture at each stage, then arrange them all on a background.
- Comment on It's already running 1 month ago:
It’s almost the opposite of this?
- Comment on Story of my life 1 month ago:
That’s fucking rough. Can’t they like give you anti-horny pills or something? Shit
- Comment on Is there a chance America one day will elect a Progressive? Or will we keep going the elder dipshit route? 1 month ago:
Liberals here just enable the fascists. I think OP was asking if we’d get something that isn’t just fascist enablement, if we’d ever have a situation where we broke out of this cycle you’re referring to with effective liberal policy instead of half-measures that just give the fascists an excuse to call liberals incompetent.
(I don’t think so)
- Comment on Is there a chance America one day will elect a Progressive? Or will we keep going the elder dipshit route? 1 month ago:
I agree with most of this but I would like to point to “living on stolen land” as the primary source of this “terminal infection”, and it’s a social phenomenon you can witness not just here but any time that people feel justified in stealing someone else’s home throughout history.
- Comment on Are there any ways to reverse AI brainrot and force myself to do any creative endeavor, even if inspiration didn't strike? 1 month ago:
To paraphrase a line: art doesn’t come from you, it comes through you. AI brainrot comes from isolation and regurgitation of tired tropes. Exist in society. Be among others, let their art wash through you and your experiences, and your inspiration will take shape.
- Comment on Slippery 1 month ago:
I haven’t figured it all out, obviously, and don’t know exactly the right way to talk about this stuff, but I know this framing is wrong, because when viewed from a certain angle, one could look at any medication for chronic illness this way. I think addiction is a symptom of broader systemic illness, in the same way as body weight correlates inversely to elevation (and hence positively with both toxin accumulation and poverty), or how other diseases corelate with the stress we’re put through.
- Comment on Cleverly titled 1 month ago:
Kinda suits it, with the title, right?
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
What the fuck is the matter with you? The man threatens to wipe a country off the map and can do it and you say “chicken”!?
- Comment on How will you celebrate? 1 month ago:
Yeah you have a point I don’t think I’d come at someone IRL like that over wanting to celebrate Trump’s death. I just…don’t feel any victory in that moment and already hear centrists gearing up for another right wing democrat president taking everyone’s attention.
- Comment on How will you celebrate? 1 month ago:
I guess take a long nap to get ready for all you fucking libs to go back to brunch and forget there’s still an empire to fight.
- Comment on How do trains save fuel when they literally park on the tracks and block multiple intersections, with over a hundred vehicles steady burning gas all around waiting for the train to fucking move? 1 month ago:
Like yeah it’s bad. The people who run the train company don’t give a fuck about you or the workers who are being held responsible for way more train than is safe for longer than is safe for them to be working. Oh and they always have to be on call 24/7.
It’s not the train’s fault, it’s capitalism. Take the trains back, let the workers run them safely and efficiently, and this won’t happen.
- Comment on How would you actually tax the ultra wealthy? 1 month ago:
One rifle per family.
- Comment on Security lines at JFK airport, NYC 2 months ago:
Lol wtf
- Comment on The Three Stooges are back on TV 2 months ago:
Trump’s a lot older than Vance. Maybe he was 6’3" once and has settled enough to bring him down to 6’1" but still says his full height.
- Comment on Security lines at JFK airport, NYC 2 months ago:
What? Why? What changed?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Also if you try to spend the night in a station in America a guy with a gun will kindly see you back into the cold
- Comment on The Gang Solves Climate Change 2 months ago:
EVs will not solve climate change. Only a low-enenrgy use scenario is sustainable. We have so much more to do than just drive a different kind of car and people are not organizing this sort of effort enough.
- Comment on Shoutout to yall 2 months ago:
My thoughts are sort of like inverse broken windows. Make it have vibes that make the gentrifiers not wanna be around.
- Comment on Shoutout to yall 2 months ago:
- That’s not a very convincing argument.
- …within the context of what I said that would be a compliment? Thanks, I guess.
- Comment on Shoutout to yall 2 months ago:
Littering in certain spaces is a counter-gentrification force that reminds people of the waste in our society. Change my mind
- Comment on Don't we all hate this 2 months ago:
They don’t claim it on their taxes, they claim it in marketing
- Comment on Gottem 3 months ago:
In double-blind studies, the test administrators are made unaware which sample is real vs. placebo
- Comment on Is ironing clothes significantly less common now? 3 months ago:
I think it has to do with the materials clothes are made out of typically being more wrinkle resistant these days. No one ever liked ironing so as people were developing new textiles they had an eye towards that.