

This entire crime wave calling itself an “administration” should ALL be in prison.


This entire crime wave calling itself an “administration” should ALL be in prison.


I remember telling people, starting probably in conversations I had in the early 00s, that we should really start having conversations about universal basic income and other considerations about what to do with the rise of radical automation.
I was looked at like a complete loon. I think it’s hard to have those conversations even now. It seems some people would rather starve than admit that something that sounds like “Communism” could work and unfettered capitalism does not.


Just hook your company’s infrastructure up to OpenClaw…what’s the worst that could happen?


It seems some companies are still keeping their pipelines going.
I wonder what they know that all the vibe-coding C-suite types in other companies don’t know?


Yeah, I was surprised they employed so many people.


5 million? Why would it be cut off there?


Imagine: trying to do something that would actually help Americans instead of all this performative bullshit aimed at harming America.


Sorry, asshole - the only thing you are entitled to is life in prison.


Aw gosh, what a crying shame.


It seems like 18% are making a go of it.
I just saw a clip on MeidasTouch of some Republicunt staring straight into the camera and denying a simple, verifiable fact like what the GDP was under Biden, though, so these people are very good at lying to others as well as themselves.


Are we going to start polling on things like what the current temperature is outside, too?
I guess this is more about how delusional some wingers are going to be about the most basic of facts.


I bet they are a real rocket surgeon.


I sure hope she reminded everyone what we should really be talking about, and it’s the Dow.


They bent the fucking knee and this drunk asshole will be back for even more demands later.
This is so fucked.


He and Pete Hegseth have no legal say in how the Scouts should run their affairs, too, but see what happened today?


Oh yeah, 100% agreed. I bet a lot of that change has to do with the effect of narrowcasting and more p2p communication that arose in the 90s but was not really broadly distributed to everyone until late 90s/mid 00s.
I think things were much more monolithic in prior times. As an example, I’d hear my mother (who was a boomer) complain about fashion in her day. She said there was a period of time where it was nearly impossible - at least as a woman - to find pants that were not bellbottoms (and she loathed bellbottoms, LOL). I got hand-me-downs from older kids and not a few of them were bellbottoms, and I also thought were some of the dumbest things going, especially when I was trying to learn to ride a bike…my general lack of interest in/disdain for mainstream culture, most especially fashion, probably got its start with that, LOL.
People looking for niche culture things really had to work at it (and have at least some amount of privilege in the form of disposable income) and the geographical thing really mattered when it came to “finding the others” back then. So most people probably tended to fall into whatever the mainstream culture was serving up.


That looks like Bondi maybe 30 years ago.
Might as well have some good tunes on the road to nowhere…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQiOA7euaYA&list=RDLQiOA7euaYA&start_radio=1