I don’t understand those down votes, I think this comment was funny.
I don’t understand those down votes, I think this comment was funny.
Thanks man, yeah, that’s what I wanted to express. I edited my comment accordingly.
Man, I love professionals who know their stuff.
Ah sorry man, that’s a result of my limited vocabulary as an ESL. I meant to say that Dems have demonstrated great communication skills, but it does not receive adequate attention because those snippets are rarely broadcasted on TV, mentioned in articles or shared on social media.
Well, then give them a house majority and a veto proof Senate majority. The last time they had that (for a whole 72 days), they immediatly passed Obamacare.
Oh, and did I mention that every time the minimum wage was raised, it was done by Democrats (21 times) or because dems forced this as a concession from republicans (2 times)?
A better headline would be what she said in response:
“Office space doesn’t matter to me, but it seems to be important to them,” she said. “Now that the new Republican Leadership has settled this important matter, let’s hope they get to work on what’s truly important for the American people.”
Dems have shown demonstrated absurdly good communication skills, but somehow, it’s never really shown given proper attention. Like, seriously, just watch this clip show of young Dems destroying Republicans last week: https://youtu.be/v6VZIjBLcyU?si=H9TuL2aRF9PM0vpY
Dems are fucking fierce, man.
Edit: Reworded a sentence to make it more clear.
The program has a “near zero” probability of meeting the existing launch readiness dates and would cost $8-9.6 billion
That sounds laughingly cheap to me - that’s the price for the James Webb Space Telescope. It isn’t “cheap” compared to science budgets, but compared to the US’ society budget, it’s nothing.
Also Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos could pay for about 40 of those missions, but instead they’re just sitting on and hoarding that money.
Reminder that Elon Musk bought Twitter, just to ruin it, for the price of 4 of those Missions.
A wet fart can set off a full-fledged banking crisis. Banks, and the financial system as a whole, are an absurdly unregulated, inefficient mess that can be tipped off by a billionaire having a bad dream.
Oh, so the Twitter situation is that bad?
Notice the absence of people telling you that Democrats and Republicans are the same. Wonder where those are…maybe too busy ignoring reality.
They don’t run on hatred of capitalism, they run on money.
I’m pretty sure there’s a “hatred of capitalism” cable going in every Stack Overflow server rack! Don’t believe it? Well just answer my question, if you can’t, then there’s your proof
Woah, money. Such a complicated concept that it only exists in capitalism!!
Damn you are grasping at straws man.
Oh, sorry. My mistake. Didn’t mean to attack a wrong person.
Allowed SO to exist in the first place
Prove that this was a necessary condition in the first place. Places to freely trade information with other people existed before “captialism” was even a word.
China is communist in name only, in practice they are the definition of State Capitalism.
Oh, that’s great, because now you are the guy saying “that’s not communism” instead of the people attacking capitalism. Which is great because I think exactly the same!
See, East Germany or the USSR also weren’t communist, because there were no democratic elections (contrary to communist ideals), independent courts (contrary to communist ideals), free and independent media (contrary to communist ideals) or opposition parties (contrary to communist ideals).
It’s almost as if all the “communist” countries you know were not communist at all, but authoritarian.
You know there were socialist/communist success stories, right? But they were always couped and destroyed by conservatives. Noteworthy examples were the Paris Commune or the communist regions during the Occupation of the Ruhr, who resisted the military occupation of the Ruhr region of Germany by France and Belgium.
Oh ffs another billionaire dunce is about to destroy something nice, aren’t they?
Ngl: I’d pay or even enter a subscription payment to keep it that way.
It’s absurd, and yet in a capitalistic way totally logical, that companies do not offer total ad-free and tracking-free experiences to their paying customers.
Until there’s some weird problem and the only way to solve it is to copy some dudes code from StackExchange and pray that it isn’t actually a harmful script.