Except they never will be. Even as dark as things seem, the objective numbers and actions show that there are more good people out there than bad. They want you to think that isn’t the case so you give up.

Nappucino! Works every time

Aging like a bag of seafood in a mailbox in July

Realistically, a portion of that is going to be people trolling/giving a “joke” answer, a portion is going to be people who are so unaware of literally anything going on that they just answer “sure, it’s fine”, or are basically illiterate and effectively just answer randomly. The number of people who are seriously answering are going to be a smaller subset of that number, greater than 0% but lower than the true number.

Also American. Being a minority (specifically trans) is fucking scary here right now, and it’s depressing knowing how many people see us so negatively now. Rightfully so, but as someone who lives closer to Canada than the next closest state, it’s saddening how much we’ve hurt our friends and neighbors.

Or install cargo-mommy if that’s your thing, and then you can avoid AI too

There’s something especially funny about that statement given the “sandwich assault” case where they failed to indict.

They’ve tried this multiple times on different cases, and still fail. As much as it seems like it, the number of truly brainless sycophants in these kinds of positions is actually quite small, and it seems that specifically the judiciary has relatively few of them.

Having also been in Colorado and being big into mining at the time, I can tell you that you would have sold when it hit the ATH of $1000, or definitely when MtGox happened and it halved almost overnight. I worked at Microcenter at the time and remember all the people returning GPUs after that crash. Everyone likes to think they would have held this whole time, but you’d have been a fucking greedy idiot if you had seen something so volatile, made 1000x returns and still said “Nah, I’m gonna hold”

Yup. Had no issue following the direction driving in the city in Japan, but going out to the mountains there were a couple times where I turned onto an unmarked road and went the wrong way for a bit. Hopefully I didn’t spook anyone too badly.

Oh, and it immediately requested a credit card and wouldn’t let you sign up with a Privacy.com card or anything. I was genuinely curious about it, and that was such an insane red flag.

Oh, there’s loads of value to it. Merch sales, ticket sales, speaking fees, book deals, etc

They’re pretty good honestly! I get chocolate covered espresso beans and they’re awesome.

Tesla’s margins are nowhere near 30%. They technically were there for like a single quarter. Even without all the insane accounting tricks they use, they’re around 10% now, and it’s likely that’s a lie.

As someone who grew up in Colorado and now lives in Michigan, this hits hard.

Fell for it again award

It’s become pretty clear this is the case, because the moment anyone can break through the veil of sycophants and yes-men, he changes his mind immediately. Just look at Mamdani; Trump was talking about how he’s a monster, going to destroy the US, etc., then the moment he met the dude he loves him. He talked about how Renee Goode was a terrorist, then he’s shown the video and seems genuinely shocked. At this point it’s very clear that the man doesn’t have a single coherent thought himself, and is purely a vessel for Wormtongue Miller and the rest of those ghouls.

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Those little girls? Alberta Einstein(s)

The best part is how many of them are using the exact same language that they (rightfully) complained about people using to try and sensationalize and fear monger other cases of civilian firearm ownership. "Oh, it was semi-automatic! (like literally every handgun in existence) And had dozens of rounds (like any modern handgun).

Exact same fucking shit as people would use to bitch and sensationalize other incidents, but in this case Alex Pretti wasn’t a fucking mass murderer. They’ll complain about the media calling the gun a mass child murderer uses an “assault weapon”, but the moment someone actually exercises their 2nd Amendment rights properly, suddenly they’re happily repeat the same shit because it benefits them.

Likewise, while I appreciate a lot of people waking up to it, it’s frustrating how many people on “the left” (liberal Dems mostly) who were unbelievably ignorant about firearms and were vehemently opposed to any amount of private firearm ownership, suddenly caring about the 2nd Amendment and parroting off “shall not be infringed”, as I feel like it’s not a principled stance and they’re just saying it because it’s “their side” now. If they’re actually realizing it’s kinda important, good for them, but it’s still frustrating how many people care solely because it’s “their side”