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Scoop: The US is set to halt all open orders for Patriot air defence systems & interceptor missiles until Ukraine has enough to defend itself from Russia’s air attacks. 3 people with knowledge of the decision said the move would be announced today. https://t.co/NF6sq6Vt94 v @FT
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) June 20, 2024
re: #1 Eclectic Cyborg
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I know OneDrive may be useful at times, but…
I back some things up to Google Drive… mostly photos.
But I keep a scanned image of passport and DL there in the off chance I need it.
re: #3 Belafon
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Good. Of course Bibi will say that he needs all of them now…and Republicans will complain.
re: #347 mmmirele
I used to, back in the day, process wool from sheep to skein… And wool isn’t so finicky in the spinning.
This is known as the Rich Corporate Guy Exemption. — Charles Johnson (@charles.littlegreenfootballs.com) 2024-06-21T18:27:27.000Z
re: #11 Nerdy Fish
I thought this was related to Too Big to Fail.
White rich guys are too big to fail. They can only be failed. /
re: #1 Eclectic Cyborg
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I know OneDrive may be useful at times, but…
FUCKING A, Dude! Fuckin’ A!
Louisiana governor just kept talking while a young girl passed out and collapsed right behind him today, didn’t even notice as a group of people carried her offstage. Just kept praisin’ the lord.
All the clips I’ve seen on cable news edited it out and nobody’s mentioning it. It was creepy as fuck.
— Charles Johnson (@charles.littlegreenfootballs.com) 2024-06-21T00:39:53.000Z
In other news, Clarence Thomas thinks domestic abusers need to be able to own guns, because how else could they murder their spouses?
re: #14 Charles Johnson
Because if they showed it, it would show the callous disregard GOPers have for the actual lives of kids.
Louisiana ranks among the worst for:
health care outcomes
life expectancy
education
infrastructure
etc.
It’s the worst state in the nation according to US News, so instead of fixing problems like improving health care access, education, housing, etc., they focus on this bulkshit.
re: #16 Charles Johnson
Let’s be fair to Thomas. YOU try spending six weeks in a camper with an agitated woman talking nonstop about dead people voting in Georgia and see if YOU don’t want to keep your fuckin gun.
Interesting read. John Mayer still uses Tube amps, but he’s moved them off stage so he can max them out for the mics and take advantage of the Sphere’s sound system.
re: #18 Nerdy Fish
There is nothing to understand about “the methodology of our recent Second Amendment cases”.
All the “reasoning” in those opinions is result-driven drivel. It is a category error to pretend there is any constitutional law there.
re: #18 Nerdy Fish
Looking forward to SCOTUS applying this logic to personal long range neutron blasters.
re: #20 EPR-radar
There is nothing to understand about “the methodology of our recent Second Amendment cases”.
All the “reasoning” in those opinions is result-driven drivel. It is a category error to pretend there is any constitutional law there.
You know that. I know that. Uncle Thomas sure as fuck knows that; after all, he wrote one of them. And John Roberts knows that, deep down; this opinion is an attempt to salvage something from the complete shitshow that was Heller and Bruen, the decisions at issue. He’s desperately trying not to end up in SCOTUS hell with Roger Taney, and failing miserably.
This is why Republicans work so hard to keep history out of schools. They don’t want white children to know what their parents and grandparents did. https://t.co/N63z2eJ8h0
— Elie Mystal (@ElieNYC) June 21, 2024
Seeing a lot of the usual suspects of right wing pundits on X attacking Reggie Jackson, calling him Woke and the “real racist.”
re: #17 lawhawk
Because if they showed it, it would show the callous disregard GOPers have for the actual lives of kids.
Louisiana ranks among the worst for:
health care outcomes
life expectancy
education
infrastructure
etc.It’s the worst state in the nation according to US News, so instead of fixing problems like improving health care access, education, housing, etc., they focus on this bulkshit.
None of those other things gives them the same sense of power and control as does religious ratfuckery. Therefore, they’re relegated to the ignore pile. Besides, it wasn’t only about the commandments. The bill also included other RRW perversions such as not penalizing unvaccinated students, names and pronouns restrictions, don’t say gay words,, and allowing schools to appoint an “volunteer” chaplain. The funny thing about the commandants is that the words are not found in any xtian or jewish texts. Its the fabrication of the LA lege.
The whole thing was built as a honey trap to entice law suits in the hopes it makes to the corruption that is SCOTUS where they’ll enshrine into law.
re: #24 DodgerFan1988
“That’s a great history lesson, Reggie.”
Not just a history lesson. That’s what MAGA is about.
re: #26 jaunte
“That’s a great history lesson, Reggie.”
Not just a history lesson. That’s what MAGA is about.
The people who spewed hateful, racist rhetoric at and about Reggie Jackson are very likely still alive. You sit with them on Thanksgiving. They’re showing up to Trump rallies and they’re the ones on Twitter telling you why black history doesn’t need to be taught in schools.
— Rae The Writer (@WriteAsRae) June 21, 2024
re: #23 Nerdy Fish
You know that. I know that. Uncle Thomas sure as fuck knows that; after all, he wrote one of them. And John Roberts knows that, deep down; this opinion is an attempt to salvage something from the complete shitshow that was Heller and Bruen, the decisions at issue. He’s desperately trying not to end up in SCOTUS hell with Roger Taney, and failing miserably.
Imagine trying to teach constitutional law at a US law school these days. The prof has two options:
1) Lie through their teeth and claim the US has a coherent body of constitutional law with respect for precedent etc.
or
2) Admit that SCOTUS in general (and this SCOTUS in particular) does what it damn well pleases.
re: #19 darthstar
Interesting read. John Mayer still uses Tube amps, but he’s moved them off stage so he can max them out for the mics and take advantage of the Sphere’s sound system.
maybe just do like bonamassa and have the glass baffle in front of them so they can be played loud as shit but the sound just goes through the p.a. at tame volumes.
RFK Jr. Threatens CNN Employees With ‘Jail Time’ After He’s Excluded From Debate
After CNN announced that RFK Jr. would be excluded from the next week’s presidential debate, Kennedy threatened ‘prosecution’ and ‘serious jail time.’
Sounds like “cukoo for cocoa puffs” Brain Worm Guy is just as crazy as tfg.
Mmm. Baloney and American cheese on white bread. Such a classic lunch. 🤣😎
re: #23 Nerdy Fish
You know that. I know that. Uncle Thomas sure as fuck knows that; after all, he wrote one of them. And John Roberts knows that, deep down; this opinion is an attempt to salvage something from the complete shitshow that was Heller and Bruen, the decisions at issue. He’s desperately trying not to end up in SCOTUS hell with Roger Taney, and failing miserably.
Roberts is toast. His rep is shit for now and evermore as the Chief Justice of the most corrupt and partisan court ever. About the only way he can recover some semblance of honor would be to call for Alito and Slappy T to step down and that is not going to happen.
re: #27 DodgerFan1988
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hell, I can remember sitting in an office with my manager at the time after a black fellow had been in asking about possibly working there. “no n****er’s ever gonna work here,” he said to me, smiling. That was 1993.
re: #31 William Lewis
Mmm. Baloney and American cheese on white bread. Such a classic lunch. 🤣😎
With a glass of plain water!
re: #32 sizzzzlerz
Roberts is toast. His rep is shit for now and evermore as the Chief Justice of the most corrupt and partisan court ever. About the only way he can recover some semblance of honor would be to call for Alito and Slappy T to step down and that is not going to happen.
The only way that would’ve worked is if he had gotten rid of Treasonweasel Alito and Uncle Thomas before irreparable damage had occurred. It’s way too late now. Even if he literally dragged them from the Court building by physical force and changed the locks, there’s nothing for him to recover. His name is mud, his Court is the worst Court in the history of the Court, and he will be remembered with revulsion and disgust.
re: #28 EPR-radar
Imagine trying to teach constitutional law at a US law school these days. The prof has two options:
1) Lie through their teeth and claim the US has a coherent body of constitutional law with respect for precedent etc.
or
2) Admit that SCOTUS in general (and this SCOTUS in particular) does what it damn well pleases.
Having gone to law school, I think the past several years have shown that all the so-called legal theory and jurisprudence discussion in classes around the nation is just so much bulkshit. The Court does as it pleases and there’s nothing coherent in any of the decisions. It’s gotten far more regressive and ignoring precedent is the norm, when those were so-called bedrock principles for the Court.
This Court is about tearing down civil and other rights.
This Court is about unfettered gun access (today’s case notwithstanding - Heller and Bruen are the ones that truly leave the nation in thrall to gun nuts who have access to weapons that should only be in the hands of a military force, not individuals).
This Court is about punishing women.
This Court is about punishing immigrants.
This Court is about giving a pass to a convicted felon who is out to create an authoritarian regime.
Roberts = Taney.
Next week’s decisions will decide whether he ranks lower than Taney. I think he’s already there.
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Here’s another good reason not to use those stupid MSFT/OpenAI/Meta/Anthropic AI tools: “A ChatGPT-powered search, according to the International Energy Agency, consumes almost 10 times the amount of electricity as a search on Google.” washingtonpost.com
re: #1 Eclectic Cyborg
Love it for work shit, not so much for home stuff
re: #37 jaunte
AmyAlexCA @amyalexca.bsky.social
This is so extremely true. I’ll give you another example: image analysis.
There are some cases in which it is important to recognize what’s in an image. But one terrible use of AI is culling out a color palette from that image (something a lot of retailers are doing to upsell companion items), which is something trivial to do just by looking at the pixels in an image and quantizing them, or simply having a person input a set of colors as metadata, which is dead simple and takes no GPU server farm to accomplish.
AI is going to accelerate climate change in a way, and on a vast scale, that no one expected just 10 years ago when we were imagining cars as the biggest driver of CO2.
re: #23 Nerdy Fish
You know that. I know that. Uncle Thomas sure as fuck knows that; after all, he wrote one of them. And John Roberts knows that, deep down; this opinion is an attempt to salvage something from the complete shitshow that was Heller and Bruen, the decisions at issue. He’s desperately trying not to end up in SCOTUS hell with Roger Taney, and failing miserably.
way too late
roberts can only see taney in his rearview.
and taney aint gaining on him.
re: #35 Nerdy Fish
The only way that would’ve worked is if he had gotten rid of Treasonweasel Alito and Uncle Thomas before irreparable damage had occurred. It’s way too late now. Even if he literally dragged them from the Court building by physical force and changed the locks, there’s nothing for him to recover. His name is mud, his Court is the worst Court in the history of the Court, and he will be remembered with revulsion and disgust.
Worse than the Taney Court or just as bad as?
re: #24 DodgerFan1988
This is why Republicans work so hard to keep history out of schools. They don’t want white children to know what
their parents and grandparents[they] did.
re: #27 DodgerFan1988
The people who spewed hateful, racist rhetoric at and about Reggie Jackson are very likely still alive. You sit with them on Thanksgiving. They’re showing up to Trump rallies and they’re the ones on Twitter telling you why black history doesn’t need to be taught in schools.
— Rae The Writer (@WriteAsRae) June 21, 2024
An unnamed Republican source close to former President Donald Trump is confirming that reports of the former president wanting to establish a far-right, authoritarian government in a second term are not hyperbole.
In a recent Rolling Stone article, reporters Adam Rawnsley and Asawin Suebsaeng spoke with several unnamed GOP-aligned sources who are in Trump’s orbit, and they made no efforts to assuage concerns that Trump would drastically reshape the federal government if he took power again. Rather, these sources instead confirmed that reports of a term-limited Trump eliminating all guardrails that would stand in the way of him wielding absolute unchecked executive power and pursuing vengeance against his political opponents are accurate.
“Of course we aren’t f—ing bluffing,” a source identified as a “close Trump adviser and former administration official” said. Another told the publication that, “yes, we do really want to burn it all down,” referring to the more moderate wing of the GOP that may seek to hamstring Trump’s worst impulses in a second term.
Sarah Matthews, who was a deputy White House press secretary in the Trump administration, has since turned on the former president and endorsed his chief rival, former United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley, in the 2024 GOP primary. She told Rolling Stone that if he wins a second term, Trump won’t have people around him to curb his most authoritarian impulses, like Generals James Mattis and John Kelly, who served as Secretary of Defense and White House chief of staff, respectively.
“When he first came into office, Trump didn’t know what he was doing. But now, he understands the levers of government in ways that he can manipulate it and game the system. I take him and his people at their word when they say they’re not bluffing,” she said. “The personnel he’s going to surround himself with now, it’s going be a bunch of Yes Men who will not push back on some of his more radical ideas. That’s something that is super concerning to me about what a second term would look like.”
One major element of a potential second Trump term is the far-right Heritage Foundation’s “Project 2025” initiative. A key plank of Project 2025 is the passage of an executive order dubbed “Schedule F,” which would bulldoze all existing guardrails in place for the federal civil service and drastically increase the number of presidential appointees serving in federal agencies from roughly 5,000 to more than 54,000.
Those potential new federal employees are already being vetted by Heritage Foundation staff. Even though Trump campaign senior adviser Chris LaCivita has said that proposals from outside groups are not accurate and that only Trump himself would be deciding on executive policy and staffing, Project 2025 brought on former Trump White House Presidential Personnel Office Director John McEntee as a senior adviser.
Additionally, Russ Vought — who leads Project 2025 partner organization Center for Renewing America — is rumored to be a favorite candidate to be Trump’s White House chief of staff should he win the November election. In recent writings, Vought described contemporary America as being in a “post-Constitutional time,” which means extremely broad interpretation of the Constitution in order to justify far-reaching executive power.
Vought notably wrote the section of the Project 2025 playbook on “the executive office of the President of the United States,” and the Schedule F executive order is his brainchild.
“[W]e need to be radical in discarding or rethinking the legal paradigms that have confined our ability to return to the original Constitution,” Vought wrote in a 2022 essay.
re: #32 sizzzzlerz
Roberts is toast. His rep is shit for now and evermore as the Chief Justice of the most corrupt and partisan court ever. About the only way he can recover some semblance of honor would be to call for Alito and Slappy T to step down and that is not going to happen.
he wouldnt.
and if he did, they certainly wouldnt
and that would make him look like an idiot
re: #31 William Lewis
Mmm. Baloney and American cheese on white bread. Such a classic lunch. 🤣😎
These days, I need at least a squirt of mustard. Prefer spicy brown, but plain yellow works just fine.
re: #21 jaunte
Looking forward to SCOTUS applying this logic to personal long range neutron blasters.
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I was watching some sci-fi thing and a random thought popped in my head during a space battle… what happens to the laser/phaser/blaster bolts that miss? Like do they just keep traveling through space until they hit something?
Maybe that’ll be a bit in the rumored Spaceballs sequel?
re: #32 sizzzzlerz
Roberts is toast. His rep is shit for now and evermore as the Chief Justice of the most corrupt and partisan court ever. About the only way he can recover some semblance of honor would be to call for Alito and Slappy T to step down and that is not going to happen.
Roberts is all in with Slappy T and Cardinal Alito.
re: #36 lawhawk
Having gone to law school, I think the past several years have shown that all the so-called legal theory and jurisprudence discussion in classes around the nation is just so much bulkshit. The Court does as it pleases and there’s nothing coherent in any of the decisions. It’s gotten far more regressive and ignoring precedent is the norm, when those were so-called bedrock principles for the Court.
This Court is about tearing down civil and other rights.
This Court is about unfettered gun access (today’s case notwithstanding - Heller and Bruen are the ones that truly leave the nation in thrall to gun nuts who have access to weapons that should only be in the hands of a military force, not individuals).
This Court is about punishing women.
This Court is about punishing immigrants.
This Court is about giving a pass to a convicted felon who is out to create an authoritarian regime.
Roberts = Taney.
Next week’s decisions will decide whether he ranks lower than Taney. I think he’s already there.
sad to say that when the reforms finally come, the court system will likely start to look very napoleonic, with judges having almost minimal ability to do what they please and to be bound like traffic court judges to black letter law. Sad, because for more than 200 years the courts were mainly a bulwark against the excesses of government.
re: #51 steve_davis
I can’t wait to see what kind of tortured “reasoning” they use to give Trump immunity without also giving it to Biden.
re: #52 Charles Johnson
I can’t wait to see what kind of tortured “reasoning” they use to give Trump immunity without also giving it to Biden.
I won’t be surprised to see Alito opine about the divine right of kings…and only Republican kings…
re: #52 Charles Johnson
I can’t wait to see what kind of tortured “reasoning” they use to give Trump immunity without also giving it to Biden.
“You can’t know true forgiveness and the love of God unless you have cheated on your wives, and that is what the founding fathers intended.”
Shocked to see the billionaire who just gave million to Trump is a racist and obsessed with eugenics. www.the-independent.com/news/world/a...
— Kombiz Lavasany (@kombiz.bsky.social) 2024-06-21T20:19:04.453Z
re: #55 Charles Johnson
I’m about at the point of assuming most all billionaires are evil motherfuckers.
re: #46 darthstar
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“Well yeah, but…”
But what? The range doesn’t cover your daily commute? Bullshit, unless you live half a state away from your job, then 300 mile should be enough. If you cover more than that in a day, you need a new job. And if you need to travel farther than that, just get a cheap rental.
Maintenance? This isn’t the 1960s, you’re not under the hood every weekend to tune the carb or check the belts. Most of us these days don’t pop the hood for anything more laborious than topping off the washer fluid. And Zod help me, there’s enough evidence on YT and TikTok than most drivers can’t even do that right.
Performance? Well, we’re getting a bit closer to the real issue, but let’s stop here first. Ease off the accelerator, Sammy Hagar, you’re not in that much of a rush most days. And even if you are, a well-maintained EV is gonna get off the line faster and keep up with most cars out there that aren’t street-legal dragsters.
Let’s be realistic, you don’t want an EV because it doesn’t make your balls feel big. Depending upon your age bracket, you either want to fantasize that you’re still a teenager turning the wrench on his muscle car every chance he gets, a street racer who’s turned his mom’s grocery hauler into an angry hornet, or some kid with too much money to burn on a supercar or the “performance” version of the latest attempt by Detroit to profit off the nostalgia market. You want to imagine that every time you put your foot on the pedal just a smidge, you make people down the street lose all bowel control, that if you press a bit harder you can rocket off to Mars on a column of pure noise. If that’s what you want, then go for it, just be prepared to pay the premium for driving a toy.
As Biden and Trump Square Off in Their First Debate, Let’s Revisit Why Trump Won the 2016 Showdowns
In an excerpt from his book The Naughty Nineties, David Friend describes how the reality TV star shined in 31—count them!—debates, town halls, and forums.
by David Friend
vanityfair.com
This article really shifted my view of TFG about a quarter turn. If you can find the article not paywalled, I think it would be worth your time.
Definitely one of my absolute favorite album covers!
— Charles Johnson (@charles.littlegreenfootballs.com) 2024-06-21T20:36:17.000Z
re: #55 Charles Johnson
Just remember that Timothy Mellon is the descendent of the only Secretary Of The Treasury who had 3 Presidents serve under him—Andrew Mellon.
re: #48 KGxvi
I was watching some sci-fi thing and a random thought popped in my head during a space battle… what happens to the laser/phaser/blaster bolts that miss? Like do they just keep traveling through space until they hit something?
Maybe that’ll be a bit in the rumored Spaceballs sequel?
Lasers could travel theoretically forever since photons have no mass and thus nothing to impart drag upon until they eventually slow down and dissipate. Phasers and blasters are made of particles with mass, but the amount of friction in space is still so low that they’d take ages to dissipate.
re: #42 Vicious Babushka
Worse than the Taney Court or just as bad as?
Worse, IMO. The Taney court is infamous for the Dred Scott decision.
The Roberts court easily has half a dozen decisions that are at least 1/2 as bad as Dred Scott, so their overall record is clearly worse.
re: #51 steve_davis
sad to say that when the reforms finally come, the court system will likely start to look very napoleonic, with judges having almost minimal ability to do what they please and to be bound like traffic court judges to black letter law. Sad, because for more than 200 years the courts were mainly a bulwark against the excesses of government.
Actually, the history of SCOTUS is mostly that of being on the wrong side of issues. The Warren Court was the big exception to that.
re: #52 Charles Johnson
I can’t wait to see what kind of tortured “reasoning” they use to give Trump immunity without also giving it to Biden.
I mentioned last night my expectation, which is they’re going to kick this back to Judge Chutkan by saying certain “official” acts have legal immunity, but she’s gotta take the time to weed through the government’s case and determine which ones apply and which don’t. So that when she makes quick work of the stack and pushes forward with a pre-election trial date, Trump’s lawyers can squeal and file an “emergency” motion to have the SCOTUS bench again step in and slap her hand for not exercising “due diligence” or whatever BS excuse they come up with for punishing her for not going along with the plan to drag this shit out til next year.
re: #56 Eclectic Cyborg
I’m about at the point of assuming most all billionaires are evil motherfuckers.
It doesn’t matter if they’re evil. That much power concentrated in bodies with no civic accountability is inherently destructive. The good ones delay the fall a little.
From NBC: A Nevada Judge dismisses Trump fake electors case.
re: #48 KGxvi
I was watching some sci-fi thing and a random thought popped in my head during a space battle… what happens to the laser/phaser/blaster bolts that miss? Like do they just keep traveling through space until they hit something?
Maybe that’ll be a bit in the rumored Spaceballs sequel?
re: #67 Nerdy Fish
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“Isaac Newton is the deadliest son of a bitch in space.”
Damn skippy.
re: #41 Dangerman
way too late
roberts can only see taney in his rearview.
and taney aint gaining on him.
The only way Roberts could start clawing his way back is by good rulings on Chevron and immunity — and there is nothing to suggest that will happen.
re: #68 Targetpractice
“Isaac Newton is the deadliest son of a bitch in space.”
Damn skippy.
“When you pull that trigger, you are ruining someone’s day!” As true for real, modern-day firearms as it is for futuristic space firearms.
re: #31 William Lewis
Mmm. Baloney and American cheese on white bread. Such a classic lunch. 🤣😎
Add sliced tomato and mayonnaise, and you’re gourmet.
And now here comes Count Fuckula
Stephen Miller seeks Judge Cannon’s OK to intervene in Trump documents gag order dispute
The ink has only just dried on U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon’s rejection of a bid by Republican state attorneys general to intervene against special counsel Jack Smith’s request for a gag order on former President Donald Trump in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case — and now another Trump ally is trying it himself, reported Law & Crime.
re: #67 Nerdy Fish
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Real lasers aren’t perfectly collimated, so the beams would disperse over vast distances. And there’s a lot of vast distance.
re: #73 Decatur Deb
Real lasers aren’t perfectly collimated, so the beams would disperse over vast distances. And there’s a lot of vast distance.
Yes. However, I could not resist posting the clip of my absolute favorite B-roll scene from any video game, ever. Bear in mind: This is not a quest, or a notable NPC. This is a literal random thing you just stumble across that has no other purpose than entertaining the listener.
Dentist praising ‘The Great Donald Trump’ threatened politician, reverend, hundreds of others for years: Fedslawandcrime.com/crime/dentis...
— Brandi Buchman (@brandibuchman.bsky.social) 2024-06-21T21:20:00.648Z
re: #76 Markm1960
DT would pick someone like that.
ARKANSAS 🚨 A mass shooting has occurred outside at a Mad Butcher grocery store in Fordyce. Eight people have been shot and injured. Fatalities unknown. The shooter suspect has been contained, but the scene is still active.
pic.twitter.com/KUcrkO3A67— Toria Brooke (@realtoriabrooke) June 21, 2024
The curse of the precocious reader: Knowing what words mean, but not how to pronounce them. This is why I pronounced "hyperbole" as "hyper-BOWL" until I was almost 20.
For me it was ‘denouement’.
re: #21 jaunte
Or something really fun like cookie cutters.
Why I like Bluesky’s nuclear block: a rando popped up in my mentions spouting one of the smears started by right wingers when I publicly bailed on their shit, and echoed by Greenwald and his friends years later. The nuclear block stops that kind of 20-year old shit cold.
A mass shooting in America? That never happens.
re: #33 steve_davis
If a manager had said that to me when I was working I would have quit immediately.
Because sooner rather than later I would no longer be able to choke down the rage such a statement would raise in me.
re: #44 Joe Bacon ✅
“[W]e need to be radical in discarding or rethinking the legal paradigms that have confined our ability to return to the original Constitution,” Vought wrote in a 2022 essay.
Original Constitution? LOL!
Dude? You’d use the original Constitution as toilet paper given the opportunity.
re: #70 Nerdy Fish
Why you should always, always be aware of what is beyond your target.
Update
3 dead, multiple others shot outside Arkansas grocery store, authorities confirm
FORDYCE, Ark. — Authorities in Fordyce responded to a shooting outside of a local grocery store where multiple victims were shot on Friday, the Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office confirmed.
Arkansas State Police have said that 11 civilians were shot, with 3 of those being fatal. Additionally, two officers were shot and suffered non life-threatening injuries.
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Billions in US Taxpayer Dollars Now Go to Religious Schools via Vouchers Billions in taxpayer dollars are being used to pay tuition at religious schools throughout the country, as state voucher programs expand dramatically and the line separating public education and religion fades. School vouchers can be used at almost any ... Cheechako
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Adobe Caught Selling AI Generated Images Imitating Ansel Adams’ Work Adobe scolded for selling ‘Ansel Adams-style’ images generated by AI Adobe found itself in hot water this weekend after the Ansel Adams estate publicly scolded the company for selling generative AI imitations of the late photographer’s work. On Friday, ... William Lewis
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