Fucking libtards

But we’re middle-aged now. Harder every day to focus up close.

Which is how much?

Remember Debbie Wasserman Schultz? Unfortunately, I do.

This is not a defense of Trump but he definitely said on just Day One.

Only enough people need to stay to make it a viable alternative for many. And even if it’s just the first step in migration away from Twitter/Meta then that’s still at least a step taken.

Very unusual. In the winter and spring Santa Anas are common but that’s more like 20-30 with gusts up to 50. Maybe gusts up to 60 in the canyon areas.

That parallel universe is ours. Portable CRT-based TVs have existed since the 70s.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handheld_television

Hey, despite their drawbacks CRTs are amazing.

Feels like less people are questioning it, honestly. I’ve been politically observant for over 20 years now and this is as bad as I can remember.

Ok let me ask my two year old what he thinks. He responds very well to reason.

having a kid who doesn’t want to ever get rid of any of her old toys

Do it for her then. I purge and donate my child’s toys every couple of months. It would be chaos otherwise.

Watch him veto it.

There’s no proof. Yet.

I mean… it does seem pretty fair? If the jury is hung it’s up to the state to retry. If the jury comes back not guilty then that’s the end of it.

We need electoral reform that implements a system where more than two parties becomes viable. Imagine splitting left-leaning voters even more than they are now. It’s guaranteed wins for Republicans.

First Past the Post must be done away with and there should instead be a coalition of voters that refuse to support ANY candidate that doesn’t make it their primary campaign policy. Once that’s done, smaller parties will organically be created and incorporated into the system.

Support organizations listed here, specifically FairVote.

Good point, good point.

Imagine all the outrage from red state conservatives if we attempted this.

What’s your definition of anarchism? How do you see it playing out?

You pulling numbers out of your ass?

long-term decline of the undocumented population – from 12 million in 2008 to about 10 million in 2020 – has ended, at least for a few years. The provisional estimate of 11.7 million for 2023 is still below the historic peak of 12 million reached in 2008. The population grew by about 800,000 from 2022 to 2023, about 200,000 below undocumented population growth in 2000-2001.

Source: Center for Migration Studies