Those are decades of being wildly off course not just in labor but in environment, regulation, infrastructure, and innovation.

Absolutely not, it’s been circled plenty outside of the brosphere plenty.

It even helped a white supremacist challenge and abandon his beliefs

Surveys have been published about the effect of MDMA has been shown to give Libertarians empathy

Is chaos bad inherently? Not really

Is chaos in the government bad? Yes. Your job is order. (notably the opposite of chaos)

Hey OP, Jimmy Dore and Bill Maher are curmudgeons who are resting on progressive laurels they no longer have a right to. Never trust what they do is in good faith anymore, they are simply ex hippies who have come full circle on their opinions that because now that they’re old, new things beyond their comprehension or talent frighten them.

They are not lefties in much the same way China is not communist.

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The American hero, Mitch McConnell, can have a stroke live on air and still make it to donor and lobby events!

Dissolve the court, arrest reverendsteveii

It’s also not about unfit. Being old means you don’t have to care what happens to future generations- you’ll be dead by then and you can leave a wealthy inheritance for your brats to squander after you’re gone. Making decisions that you’ll never have to face the consequences of.

Am against fascism in Argentina, but this guy has nothing to do with the peso decaying for as long as it’s been going down. That being said, the one country that did fascism but scary after Germany is Argentina

This is Hunter Biden’s America, smh

We can be clearer if you like, American people of the Democratic Republic of the United States vs. Republicans of the Autocratic Republic of Private Industry.

The cause for internal conflict? Absolutely The cause of international interest? Absolutely not

In my experience, windows store server apps (like Plex) are sometimes broken if your os updates are due. It causes some interesting headaches. When in doubt exe it from the trusted site