Republican women can’t help but notice that their partisan identity conflicts with their self-image as strong and competent women. “I started to learn what misogyny was, and I started to learn what patriarchy was,”
Better late than never.
Republican women can’t help but notice that their partisan identity conflicts with their self-image as strong and competent women. “I started to learn what misogyny was, and I started to learn what patriarchy was,”
Better late than never.
It is completely insane and regressive. Poor people who need the money to live should be spared the tax, and rich people who aren’t going to miss it should pay.
Trump has repeatedly accused his Democratic opponent of lying about working at McDonald’s, in large part because the job wasn’t listed on her later resume for a legal job.
This man doesn’t know how resumes or jobs work.
Nationalize spacex.
Our supreme court is already showing us that laws and precedent don’t mean anything anymore. Might as well use the chaos for some good.
This guy could eat a baby live on TV and too many folks would be like “Any talk of using force is inappropriate. We have to engage him in the marketplace of ideas. You can’t just physically stop him from doing things. You can’t just take his property. Inappropriate!”
I really hope he meets an embarrassing end, and soon.
Do you think swing voters might in fact be fucking morons? I’m so tired of the fate the world resting in the hands of low information people who seemingly command the memory and political acumen of the proverbial goldfish.
The rich suck. They already have a lot of money. They could pay taxes, and still have a lot of money. And then maybe they’d have a functioning government they’d benefit from, too.
Ms. Jager has simply always thought of herself as a Republican, and she’s not prepared to stop thinking of herself that way
They value group identity and membership more than they should. Honestly as far as I’m concerned that’s a form of stupid and moral failing. I bet a lot of them are also the kind who would say “if your friends all jumped off a bridge, would you jump too?”
best solution could probably be good public transport in the city and self driving cars in the countryside.
You don’t even need self driving if it’s mostly just the countryside. That’s just not a lot of people and the resources required to get it working would be better spent on building mass transit and walkable areas in cities where people actually live (and thus where culture and economy actually happen)
Yes. What’s blocking you? What circumstances are you in where you want to talk and aren’t?
Among other reasons, caps chill usage. A lot of user content would not get shared because “ehh I don’t want to waste my data for the month”
There’s a lot of like management being like “we gotta hit this deadline (that we made up)” combined with “if I hit all my targets and put in some overtime, the boss can buy another sports car this year”
I don’t want to work extra to make someone else richer. Maybe if I had a shit load of shares. Maybe. But I don’t. So I do my job with professional standards, but I’m not doing 12 hour days
Funny but snopes says merely a legend https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/field-of-seeds/
He is in fact a risk. All of his supporters and enablers are bad people that should not be tolerated in polite company.
One of my friends wanted kids. She has a full time job in software and does side gigs like bartending. Can’t afford kids, so she didn’t have any. It’s sad.
Meanwhile the ultra wealthy have more money than they can spend.
Nationalize health care. Basic income. Public housing. Enforce existing tax laws. Tax or prohibit bullshit like “I’ll get a loan against my assets but that’s not technically income so I don’t pay anything”. Break up monopolies.
No one made the “pee v pee” joke yet?
Unless he’s going to be removed from power, this information is thin comfort.
Republicans are an existential threat, but somehow we have to make nice and pretend like they’re reasonable people who just have some polite disagreements.
You don’t seem to understand how things or people work, so I don’t think engaging with you further will be fruitful.
I failed calc2 and am gainfully employed as a mid/upper level software engineer.
One guy at work really saved the day because he’s good at math, and made a very slow process much faster because he knows … uh… vector math? He did magic with numpy