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- Comment on What should I do if my girlfriend doesn’t listen? 1 day ago:
Married here - if it’s this bad now, you might want to consider how inconsiderate she might be when she’s going through her own shit and really really is in pain herself and it gets worse than this. Is that something you can handle? If not, I’d think twice about marriage. Be really sure about how someone handles their worst moments and how they’ll treat you in those moments before you decide it anchor yourself and yours lives permanently.
If you think she’s worth it, it’s time for couples therapy. They are there for exactly this type of thing.
- Comment on My 375 lb brother is going to get a month of GLP 1's, is there side effects to it? I heard it's not like speed or anything but your not suppose to have an energy drink on it for some reason. 1 day ago:
She’s under professional care. “Ozempic tongue” is a known symptom, it’s thought to be a result of several things, the drugs reduce saliva, which changes how taste is perceived, it can increase or worsen existing acid reflux problems, an issue she’s always had, along with minor nutritional and mineral changes that are also known to affect taste. No abdominal pain, no vomiting, no tongue or mouth issues otherwise, no bad panels.
- Comment on My 375 lb brother is going to get a month of GLP 1's, is there side effects to it? I heard it's not like speed or anything but your not suppose to have an energy drink on it for some reason. 1 day ago:
My wife says everything tastes like metal now. That’s a known rare side effect. You also can go into kidney failure if you aren’t supervised by a doctor and have the right preexisting conditions. It’s dangerous to lose a lot of weight fast, which is why they ramp you up slowly and monitor you professionally. A month isn’t a long time. I think I read you only lose like 3 percent in the first few months or something with the first gen of peptides. The newest ones shed more over time but they all take time.
Theres also the risk of your gut slowly down to a halt and destroying your ability to process food. But that’s a rare occurrence. I’m sure there’s others, I just am not an expert or doctor.
- Comment on Can a U.S. president premptively pardon themself? 1 day ago:
I knew I got bad vibes from my succulents.
- Comment on Can a U.S. president premptively pardon themself? 1 day ago:
Yes, but only for federal crimes, not state charges. It’s kind of a moot act for official acts, because the Supreme Court already stated presidents are immune to prosecution for official acts, so they’d have to pardon themselves for personal criminal acts. Most of those can be charged by a state or on a local level, non federal, so it would be risky. However, practically the US doesn’t have a great appetite for charging and prosecuting Presidents.
- Comment on How much would it cost the next president/tax payers to tear down the ball room and restore it back to normal? How long would it take? And fixing the rose garden? 1 day ago:
I’m betting you could get more than enough qualified volunteers to do it super fast
- Comment on Humiliating your spouse 1 day ago:
You know how I know this was made by a young dude? Because older people know all night isn’t as fun as it sounds after a few hours, and women especially are not thrilled by being pounded by repetitive boring thrusting and grunting for 12 hours. Adults eventually figure out quality over quantity
- Comment on Man who posed as medical student at hospital fails to appear for sentencing 1 day ago:
Did anyone check the court staff? Maybe he was the judge.
- Comment on 1 day ago:
Well that’s not the brief history of his I’m familiar with, it’s a very colorful one that is clearly biased, but like I said, art is about preferences, so I’m glad you’re at least having some of those for the actual art. I also dislike Lars, so we have that in common. Otherwise, I’d say I enjoy his art, I’m a professional artist who has earned a living in the fields for 40 years, I’ve taught art, I’ve bought art, and there’s plenty of room for disagreement on his. That’s one of the things that appeals to his fans. It’s supposed to look kinda shitty. That’s one of the things he did on purpose. Not your thing, that’s great, so what do you like? Which artists are great?
- Comment on 1 day ago:
It’s one thing to not have a preference for someone’s art, it’s another thing to claim the artist can be criticized after death for who bought their art.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 day ago:
So they don’t take office until next year, that means there’s time to organize your thoughts and not just scramble to the first thoughts you have because it’s the most exciting topics. Organizing your thoughts means you can take a few months to form a strategy to get many things done simultaneously, that way you don’t burn any options or bridges of good faith from across the aisle opportunities that make exist.
Is it likely you can get a veto proof majority on Epstein files or Nazi bans? Probably not. Republicans today are allergic to working with dems for the most part, with a few exceptions. Epstein file issues are far more popular as a platform among conservatives when compared to Nazi bans. That should be obvious now after the Trump years.
So do you really want to bring up Nazi ban legislation during a Trump presidency just to have it fail and then lose public support and political will for it? It might be best to wait until a dem president has a chance to take the presidency so they can sign the bill into law. Until then you can use existing laws and congressional powers to investigate Nazis who performed illegal acts during their hold on power over the government and used it in various illegal ways.
Go ahead an get votes on record for Epstein stuff. That will set up the next election to get rid of anyone who refuses to show up for the vote or who votes to protect the Epstein class. Read the files into record, as congresspeople are constitutionally protected from nearly all speech while on the floor in congress. Do the same for Nazi stuff, but be smart about when you actually come for the Republican Nazi wealth class, because it’s likely you’re only going to get one shot at that.
- Comment on I hope you are ready for woke shariah 2 days ago:
Are we getting force vaccinated at Buccees now?
- Comment on How does the world view America now that the Dems are in control of congress? Or are they waiting for the DIC to be thrown out? 2 days ago:
Sure.. I mean, other than “some of the most significant domestic legislation in modern U.S. history”, like -
- The Affordable Care Act (ACA / “Obamacare"): A comprehensive healthcare reform law that expanded Medicaid, created health insurance marketplaces, and prohibited insurance companies from denying coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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- The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA): An $831 billion economic stimulus package passed in response to the Great Recession, aimed at saving and creating jobs, investing in infrastructure, and providing tax relief.
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- The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act: A massive overhaul of financial regulation designed to prevent another financial crisis, which included the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
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- The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009: The first bill Obama signed into law, which loosened the statute of limitations for filing equal-pay lawsuits regarding wage discrimination.
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- The Credit CARD Act of 2009: Fair lending legislation that established fairer practices for credit card companies, such as restricting arbitrary interest rate hikes and hidden fees.
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- The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act: Legislation granting the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) the authority to regulate tobacco products.
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- SCHIP Reauthorization: An expansion of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program to provide health coverage to millions of additional children from low-income families.
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- Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Repeal Act of 2010: A landmark civil rights law allowing gay, lesbian, and bisexual Americans to serve openly in the United States Armed Forces.
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- The New START Treaty: A bipartisan nuclear arms reduction treaty ratified with Russia to reduce the number of strategic nuclear missile launchers.
- Comment on How does the world view America now that the Dems are in control of congress? Or are they waiting for the DIC to be thrown out? 2 days ago:
The last time? Dems didn’t have control of all three branches like republicans just did.
- Comment on How does the world view America now that the Dems are in control of congress? Or are they waiting for the DIC to be thrown out? 2 days ago:
The dnc leadership, the neo-liberals, are definitely slaves to the same masters, but you absolutely can’t earnestly say with evidence that both parties pass the same fascist policies. Pretending or claiming they are the same after the Trump presidencies shows immediately the claimant is either ignorant and just parrots divisive rhetoric they read on edgy social media outlets, or they’re actively pushing destructive narratives to divide what has been shown to be a very cohesive movement when it needed to be. Both parties do not appoint the same quality Supreme Court justices, they don’t pass the same types of laws, the presidents don’t behave the same or treat people the same. Are there problems with both? Absolutely, big ones. But they are not the same, that’s obvious to anyone with two brain cells these days.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
Soooo, I have to man the name tag table?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
No. If woke 3 were actually a thing, and not just made up divisive rhetoric made up by groups that benefit from distraction and bigotry, it wouldn’t have a list of proscribed words out of revenge, it would have a list of bullet points for an agenda that is beneficial towards maintaining positive movement and growth until the 28 presidential elections, and the nation has already at large shown they’re over performative culture wars.
- Comment on MAGA waking up and seeing the election results 2 days ago:
I think we’ll see more of it read into congressional hearings as a few people scratch the itch of wanting to be president in 28.
- Comment on Can anyone explain what the midterms means? Eg how it changes the power, how much it restricts Trump etc 2 days ago:
They’ll definitely need to preemptively address his ridiculous “hack” of rebooting the war on weekends to do stock manipulation and reset the 30 days of war powers.
- Comment on Can anyone explain what the midterms means? Eg how it changes the power, how much it restricts Trump etc 2 days ago:
It should be noted at least one Democrat has said they’re open to confirming Trump Supreme Court appointees, that being U.S. Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, so far.
and you’ll definitely immediately see a party divided between who thinks they should do some investigation, lots of investigations, or none and just focus on legislation. There is a risk in just sitting all day on cspan doing investigations and getting no where, but legislation as you mentioned is likely to go nowhere other than showing on record who supports or doesn’t a particular policy or change, so there will in fact need to be some balance found if Dems are to hold congress and the senate and take the executive office in 28.
Trump still holds power of foreign policy, and war powers, and he will ramp up those abuses even further to change the narrative and punish the nation for slighting him, as any good narcissist can be expected to do.
- Comment on Miderms 3 days ago:
I ain’t voting lubritarian
- Comment on I miss these guys. The days when commercials were fun to watch 4 days ago:
This was peak comedy a few decades ago. Then someone evented wasssaaapppp.
- Comment on Pray for him in these trying times 4 days ago:
Just once but my parents grounded me and took away my gameboy
- Comment on Sit back down and let's play 4 days ago:
And his “go away” sign points up, leading unwelcomed guests to the upper floors
- Comment on Drugs, cash and weapons found in raids as e-bikes 'blight' communities 4 days ago:
Criminals will always use better tools, e-bikes are just a tool, banning them won’t fix this. The issues to tackle are far deeper, and focusing on the wealth gaps, on reintegration into the world markets and economic systems so trade and prosperity flow once again will do far more than trying to ban tools will in addressing crime. People growing desperate will take desperate measures, and if you let the underlying systemic issues remain, you’re just gonna encourage new criminals to become much better and much more dangerous criminals.
- Comment on Meow 4 days ago:
You dissin on the grippy socks and tiny beans crew, homie? Mess with the beans, get the means, ése
- Comment on True love 5 days ago:
No no, that’s Joe Pantoliano
- Comment on Stop with the excuses and just eat it 5 days ago:
Several times. It’s old powerful men trying to hold on to power by reciting tons of boring lineage and trying to pass off various kinds of hallucinations, lies, and misinterpretations as magic that a narcissist God performed to maintain the power among very flawed men.
- Comment on Stop with the excuses and just eat it 5 days ago:
It’s not hallucinogenic, it just gives you anxiety
- Comment on and they wonder why reddit stock is tanking 6 days ago:
The slowest car crash I’ve ever seen