The thought crossed my mind, but then I imagined him trying to clean a rifle or load a magazine and felt a little better.
Jesus Christ, how do you even recover from that kind of public humiliation?
You won't regret going with them. They're great.
Oh, okay. I took a social media break right after this site launched, and just recently started dipping my toes back in the water, so I didn't even realize we had our own community podcast.
It would be nice to do something more meaningful with my time than tell people to eat shit on Twitter, so I'll mull it over and see if I can put some coherent notes together.
Yeah, I was just kind of shitting on the graphic, but I wouldn't mind a link to a podcast talking about opsec, now that you mention it. I have what you might call a former professional interest in the subject.
I like the spirit behind this, but I'm not sure what "opsec" I'm supposed to be doing with my phone that supports the struggle of other people.
I'd be disappointed if he didn't.
It's pretty much the same story with tomatoes, too.
No, you're right. I was going more for teasing than a "you don't know what you're talking about, let me correct you."
In all seriousness, the first half is pretty good if you like dystopian mega city stuff like Bladerunner, but the second half goes off the rails in a way that turns a lot of people off.
I see you've never watched Akira.
I'd say that they should double down and do all Trump skits, because fuck him, and that I might actually watch SNL for the first time in like ten years if they did, but that would be a blatant lie.
I hate how snl is still around and The Kids In The Hall was murdered.
ftfy
. . .must be received in the Absentee Voting Office with in 7 days of the election. . .
Another reminded of why spellcheck is no replacement for proof-reading.
I don't think anyone is telling you to radicalize random photography bloggers on Twitter. Like, whether you see radicalizing people as your personal responsibility is neither here nor there to me, but I'm pretty sure you're supposed to start with people you know and are already comfortable talking to. It should start with people you have or can develop a rapport with.
And even if you want to use online spaces for some kind of praxis, Twitter is the worst possible place imaginable for it. It's like going to a football game and hashing out politics with people sitting on the other side of the field.
He prevented @ewarren from being the nominee
Yeah. Good. Okay.
I wouldn't expect anything less from Marc Thiessen.
We were emotionally abusive to each other
I dislike her and think she mistreated me
She told me we were better off apart and goodbye.
I'll just be blunt. Leave her the fuck alone and talk with your therapist about your intrusive guilty feelings, even if you have to move up your appointment. No good can come from talking to someone you feel was abusive, know you were abusive towards, claim to dislike, still resent on some level, etc, and you feeling bad about the past is itself an inherently self-centered motivation.
I'm definitely not trying to judge you or look down on you, but based on your own description, this sounds like a colossally bad idea that will only lead to more guilt and pain.
Carrier plate armor is also only really useful if you're being shot at from the front, which is why soldiers today are taught to square up when standing and firing in armor, and not face their off-hand side toward their target like historical infantrymen stood. Side armor exists, but it adds even more weight, has to be smaller for mobility's sake, and is generally less effective. It takes training to wear and use it effectively, and not just physical fitness training.
Point being, modern body armor is useless unless the bullets are going to be hitting where your armor is, which is unlikely when talking about a protestor resisting a police phalanx, trying to avoid a maniac in a dodge challenger, or being ambushed by a right wing terrorist.
Exactly. Your average swing voter couldn't give less of fuck about the 1994 crime bill, and I'd bet more than half of the electorate lack the context to even understand why it was a bad thing, much less see it as a reason to not vote for Biden.
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Feels more like cosmic irony than karma to me, since he's lived a long life of power and wealth, while being a rapist and an unimaginably awful human being. Him dying now, as hilarious as that would be, doesn't even begin to settle that debt.