Oh I did steal some shit. And I did leave them a scathing review on glassdoor. I might try the state labor board.

The only problem with this is that I live in a larger midwestern city, and the company only employs like 25 people. I’m not so sure the local news would actually give a damn.

I know this isn’t really the answer you’re looking for… but you’re allowed to like some things that aren’t specifically leftist in nature.

If Batman were real, it would definitely be problematic. But he’s not. He’s a comic book/movie character. Your existence does not need to revolve around enjoying only things specifically leftist in nature. It’s too fucking exhausting to live like that. You obviously already see the flaws in his character. So go watch the damn movie read the comics and enjoy yourself. Life is too short and too hard to worry about Batman existing in a leftist narrative. Maybe talk to other people who might not see how Batman is a billionaire that gives poor people concussions. But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy it. He’s not real.

Liberals are insufferable

No definitely not a good president. But a better one than Biden. Which is a VERY low bar.

It just occurred to me that if Donald Trump won re-election, this Ukraine situation may have never happened. Trump didn’t like NATO, he liked Putin. Along with his recent comments about the whole deal… He may have just straight up rejected Ukraine’s attempt to join for a better relationship with Russia/Putin. Which just goes to show all the people who said US foreign policy would be better off with Trump instead of Biden were right. If this war goes nuclear or even if Russia starts a massive ground invasion… Donald Trump straight up would’ve been a better president than Joe Biden.

This one is the best. Go with this one

I’ve been to all three and I highly suggest New Orleans.

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I personally don’t see how there could ever be a society that doesn’t work. I think work as a concept should be different than what it is now. I think every living person has a right to free housing, education, food, water, and healthcare no matter their work status. But some jobs just can’t be automated. Most of those jobs take very specific education and training. And I don’t think it’s unreasonable to give the people who choose those careers some kind of compensation for their efforts to keep society functioning. I think those work places should be democratic and the hours should be shorter if possible. Maybe I’m short sighted or maybe I’m a fuckin lib. But I don’t see how you can completely abolish work in even 100 years. We need utility workers to keep the power, and water on. We need healthcare workers to stay physically and mentally healthy. We need farmers to grow food. We need mechanics to fix equipment. We need mutual aid networks that takes a lot of work. These are just a few examples of jobs I don’t see being automated in even the next 5 generations. And if you’re thinking beyond that, I think you’re getting into utopian idealism and who’s to say?

The interview is admittedly terrible, but holy shit the comments are so rage inducing.

This is good, I approve :fidel-salute:

Country music did not start out as a capitalist perversion of anything. It started out as poor people playing folk music just a little bit differently than their peers playing bluegrass and folk. I mean try telling Steve Earl he’s a capitalist nationalist. Modern country music is a perversion of a genre whose roots were poor and hungry. It has now been beaten to an unrecognizable pulp into a disgusting Frankenstein of what it used to be.

Country is a subgenre of folk. And was it’s own style long before capitalisms attempt to sublimate it.. What you are saying would be like if I said Trap is capitalisms attempt to sublimate hip-hop into the superstructure.. which completely ignores the history of trap. And hip-hop for that matter.

If you like those artists, check out Bella White, Cat Clyde, and Nick Shoulders

That explains why the last couple of seasons were a little lackluster.

I like this idea except Hank says in the episode where Kahn gets a pool that he’s always wanted to vacation in Indiana. Which is absolutely hilarious.

Very well put. I think no matter how they do new episodes, it’s going to be a stain on the series. They were truly characters of a different era. I don’t really want to see where they are at today. I don’t see them doing any political commentary that isn’t cringe. I mean they could attempt to skirt politics and just to sitcom style satire, but I don’t think that would feel true to the series. There was always at least an underlying political line in the show. There’s definitely lots of episodes that weren’t. But it was always an aspect. I’m just not very convinced that this will be good. Even with the original creators behind it. But I am hopeful because it’s like, maybe my favorite show ever.

Same

I just threw up in my mouth a little bit