legally protected and sanctioned evil had it comin. simple as.
legally protected and sanctioned evil had it comin. simple as.
can we just lightly toast it
Being Jewish, we were told about this mishegas the moment we were able to hold cognitive thought
yes, influence, and yet, in a democratic society, influence itself isn’t illegal. hacking of votes, physically preventing the vote, those things are illegal, but influence, in western culture once one reaches the age of aduluthood, then one is responsible for their own actions, and a functioning adult acting after having been influenced is not one of those things which the law usually recognizes as being actionable. little old ladies and scammers, sure, but not politics, so again, this is all very strange. welcome, i guess, but strange nonetheless.
*everything, and everyone, everywhere
I mean, this is better for Western Democracy, for sure, but it all seems like very thin evidence, sure Russia completely bumrushed the Romanian social media space and manipulated opinion, but it doesn’t seem like there was much if any direct hacking of the vote, so, they’re gonna get a do-over because they think people will change their votes? I’m glad to see it, and hopefully Moscow’s beard gets relegated to the dustbin where they belong, but it all feels like the opposite of Democratic to me, and even after saying that I wish we could have an annulment and revote on the last US Presidential election, because we’re headed for complete and utter destruction once Trump gets the keys again.
looks like they need a bit of healthcare ceo justice in hungary
same vibe as chicken nuggets is family
99.9% of every horror movie, which should be renamed jump annoyances, tada
I was there when the deep magic was written (or soon after to catch reruns), Monty Python was skewering the Post War Conservative British cultural zeitgeist in ways which audiences hadn’t quite seen before, through the lens of British toffs (oxford and cambridge) playing at being proletarians skewering toffs. It was different for British TV, but it was like a sea change when American audiences finally caught up and began taking notice. It was smart comedy, pointed, brutal, and hilarious. America wasn’t doing anything like this, at that time, going more for the broad jokes that would appeal to the lowest common denominator. Sure others have mentioned Brooks, and Berle, and Cartoons which had been sending up cultural norms for decades, but they weren’t Python, Python, at the time were a thing of their own. Monty Python’s Flying Circus ran from 1969 to 1974. Saturday Night Live started in 1975.
also, unrelated, there is no such thing as boneless wings, no matter what the ohio supreme court says
This was the plot of the John Grisham book, and Francis Ford Coppola movie The Rainmaker, it was supposed to be a scandal, punishable by law, and now it’s just something we all accept as the cost of being alive in America, so stockholders can increase their value, and corporations can fete their executives … well, one less today than yesterday.
a deodorant stick sent anonymously in the mail, in different packaging, from different post offices, every two weeks, over the course of a couple months. they will get the message. guaranteed.
Different? Jack Dorsey, the founder, and still largest single shareholder of BlueSky hasn’t sold it to a Saudi Arabian beard. Yet.
dinner and a show
a stick of deodorant wrapped in a bow, would say it all silently
ok, interesting. went ahead for giggles did a search for the app, the android search page shows 2.4 stars out of 5, which is not what you want to see in security apps, but the ratings and any reviews are mysteriously absent from it’s google play store entry. im gonna pass.
a dollar is the new free lol
best: keep working and collecting a paycheck while you secure other employment, for as long as possible
I don’t know if anyone really was putting on airs when it came to the classification of egg nog