The delusion that you have to work within the system to change the system is pure fantasy because the system is operating as designed.

I find this point amusing because the people who don’t vote out of protest usually don’t do anything else either. They just sit back and let whatever happens, happen.

I’m over here just over 30k miles after 6 years

I don’t answer any calls but I sometimes get polls via text message. I’ll sometimes fill out the latter.

AI as we know it does have its uses, but I would definitely agree that 90% of it is just marketing hype

Why would I go through all that effort when there’s no real reason to

Got mine off Amazon in 2021, am Murican

I have a kobo but I don’t remember having to do anything with Walmart. Rest is spot on though.

Gotta win hard enough to make it impossible to ratfuck. None of that Florida swinging 1000 votes to decide the election bullshit. Way harder for them to justify bullshit if it’s just an utter trouncing.

Hezbollah operates out of Lebanon, and the hostages are in Gaza? They have nothing to do with each other…

Using gambling as your first example when talking about use cases for crypto doesn’t exactly paint it in a good light

The main thing I’m wondering from all this is what the actual use case is for being able to do transactions outside of the game. For both the actual Eve online and the vast majority of survival games, being able to trade player to player is plenty.

I dunno, I saw some stats the other day indicating that if all the non-voters in supposedly solid red states actually went and voted, then they might be able to swing the state.

Or taking supplements to go along with it

Bold of you to think he does any checking whatsoever

Hope you realize there’s a big difference between “can carry nukes” and “actually is carrying nukes”. You could drop one from a civilian airliner if you felt so inclined, doesn’t mean civilian planes are a danger to us all.

Besides, when the North has a military over twice the size of the south and is constantly saber rattling, it makes sense to keep an eye on the border. Wonder why they are spending so much on their military and not on, you know, their citizens.

Never mind the fact that food isn’t part of the sanctions and they are able to freely import it as needed

Even putting aside the puppet state argument, does that suddenly make it okay to threaten innocents with nukes?

We’re talking about the same North Korea who regularly threatens to nuke their neighbor and has gone as far as shooting a missile over Japan? Something tells me they are the instigators.

I have to imagine that when the original laws were written, they were thinking “No way any serious candidate would ruin their image like that right?”

And really they only need to keep up with the latest one to keep up appearances