Can’t blame the people not voting when they can’t afford to miss work to vote.

If you’re a wage earner, you’ve watched the last two decades as both Democrats and Republicans have made it explicitly clear that they’re comfortable with you being paid poverty wages.

Dems: We Are Capitalists

I mean, capitalism is going pretty great for the Bloombergs of the world.

99% of the country votes capitalist every two years, and then everyone clutches their pearls when capitalist things happen. Guys, this is the world you wanted. The ruling parties are not hiding who they are from you.

100% why it needs to happen.

By the time Harris or Trump finish out the next presidency you’ll be poorer and he’ll be making $10,000,00 an hour.

Every sperm is sacred.

Or something.

/s

Always feels good to come across an uplifiting news story that isn’t also secretly dystopian. Cheers and Happy Friday.

Religious people, and women in particular, seem to really love participating in their own oppression. Hell, look at the amount of shit Catholics have to ignore in order to keep attending services and paying money to those bastards every Sunday in good conscience.

I figured it had to be something. Hell, even just with the weird shit in Vance’s book, it should have been a no brainer.

Tim Walz is weird and definitely not representative of the Democrats as a party.

He doesn’t even own a home or securities.

Hell, if Democrats did their job when we gave them power school lunch debt wouldn’t exist.

Realistically, with the robot having been around now almost six months, I’m more willing to consider that the locals have noticed a difference in their experience going shopping. That’s more than enough time to notice the kind of changes the locals appear to have experienced since they stopped relying on the police.

Does kind of look like one, doesn’t it?

TBH, I trust a security robot way, way more than I trust the KCPD at this point.

Our police are state-controlled and don’t seem to give a damn about locals, and they’ve shown themselves to be completely inept to stem the stream of burglaries and theft that’s occurred in the city over the past year. My own car got ripped off less than a year ago, forcing me to have to replace a window, but that’s small potatoes compared to what many others are experiencing.

Unlike you, I won’t accept that it’s okay to do nothing because something is challenging.

The ACA and the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act were both passed with a simple majority.

Put simply, you are incorrect. Hard things are possible if a president is willing to work for the; Sadly, Biden was not.

So did Joe Biden.

The problem is he did nothing meaningful to restore it. My point is simple: It doesn’t matter what you say if you’re not going to use the power you have in order to make the change.

I would argue that 99% of voters are voting for it.

A good example is Democrats’ response to Roe vs Wade repeal. That is to say, except for fundraising, there wasn’t one. They raked in a cool $80 million though: https://apnews.com/article/abortion-us-supreme-court-elections-campaigns-8a6e3db27082cc212e9e5183b25e7c32.

When one side actively perpetrates fascism and the other side does nothing to stop it, the difference in rhetoric means absolutely nothing to me.

Also, really, they didn’t. It’s just impossible to know or tell all the small ways people tried to make the situation better.

From Germany, to Poland, to Britain the era of Nazism is replete with stories of people who resisted in big and small ways. That’s the part of the story I like to focus on; how so many did small bits of good with their own two hands because it’s all they could do.

Our ruling parties have seen over the course of the last 23 years that Americans are accepting of living under constant surveillance, so as dystopian as this is, Ellison’s not proposing anything that is particularly outlandish. If you have any cash squared away, it might even be a good idea to research which companies are trying to get these government contracts and invest.

Incidents Around The House was horrifying.