I've noticed all that too. I had to finally unfollow Robert Evans when he retweeted a thread talking about how unserious DSA is because of that statement for calling out NATO...
I've noticed all that too. I had to finally unfollow Robert Evans when he retweeted a thread talking about how unserious DSA is because of that statement for calling out NATO...
I'm so lucky one of my first upper division courses was by who I assume looking back was a Marxist lol. Took a little longer than it should have but that course eventually forced the brain worms out, even if it took over a year after I took it for me to connect the dots.
https://twitter.com/nickschifrin/status/1492214102630019072?s=20&t=HY8ryFndtm83yWJ1RbUU8A
@jakejsullivan: "We are not saying that a decision has been taken, a final decision has been taken by Putin."
stock market is taking an intraday dump and now every finance dork is screaming putin invasion in ukraine 'imminent!!!' feels like 2014 again
I hate golf courses, but I'd have so much less of an issue with them if they were treated as open public green spaces. But no, the vast majority are enclaves for the super wealthy, prevent housing, and are a waste of resources.
Love the irony here. Calling out war mongering USA who is slobbering at the idea of sending in the tanks is now "tankie" shit. :stupidpol:
Thanks. Went digging through these websites and just learned a bridge I go over several times per month is structurally deficient :rage-cry:
It's becoming increasingly annoying to me seeing so many democrats/liberals just immediately hop on to just blame the gop 'voting' against infrastructure rather than raging at the state of the country where bridges continue to collapse (along with so much else collapsing rn) due to an economic system the US government props up where cutting corners (or flat out ignore problems) to cut costs and boost business profits is heavily encouraged. Begging these types to take a broader look at society one day. :amerikkka:
https://twitter.com/SDonziger/status/1484291578265022465
Anybody see this yesterday?
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worldometers reporting 300k covid cases on a sunday for usa
what is this country in store for this week :stress:
anaheim was practically founded by kkk and huntington beach is to this day known as a white supremacist hellhole.
Your name, address, and birthdate aren't worthless comrade, they represent basic vital parts of your identity as well as where you call home or where you're from.
It's worth more than a capitalist could ever quantify in dollars, and shouldn't be stored as mere records in a spreadsheet to sell to other capitalists to target you with their worthless products, let alone be leaked with other sensitive government IDs to god knows where because of their lack of care.
Pelosi: “We were very honored by his being there. He has a right to be on the floor as a former member of the House. I was happy to welcome him back, and to congratulate him on the courage.”
Adam Schiff: “I look forward to the day when we get back to a Republican Party that’s once again a party of ideas and ideologies.”
something something moderate wing of fascism (not that these two clowns are particularly moderate but point stands lol)
edit: holy shit what an idiot: "This is actually a perfect example of why Progressives don't do well in Democratic politics - in order to win, you sometimes need alliances of convenience. Even if you don't really like each other, at this moment there is something you can do to help, so I'll take that help and run with it."
"I’m - cough - dying of curiosity how they’ll reply."
https://old.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/rys2lq/dick_cheney_should_be_in_jail_not_praised_as_a/ Here's a thread that'll give you a hint. Liberal after liberal defending Cheney and shitting on anyone even remotely on the left saying 'maybe we shouldn't shake a war criminals hand.'
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i hate this shit. absolutely no privacy protections. gathering and selling data people gave no consent on sharing. then these assholes get data breached every few years and your personal info is scattered everywhere.
a few years ago equifax had a data breach giving out all this personal info/ssn for about 150 million people. they settled and if everyone filed a claim you might have gotten about a one dollar check. OR the ftc would let you use their more credit monitoring service for free for a few years. i'm not even joking
https://www.consumer.ftc.gov/blog/2019/07/equifax-data-breach-pick-free-credit-monitoring
courts only work to protect business profits. if a class action ever happened workers might get a 57 cent check while the company gets a slap on the wrist and a lawyer gets 8 figures.
I was in a settlement regarding labor violations and got a check for like 50 dollars 3 years after I quit. I was cheated out of at least a few thousand dollars.. now times that by easily 2000 other employees. fuck the corrupt courts.
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Thank you! Took a good 4 years of going a few months sober, then back at it, rinse/repeat. But the pandemic oddly enough, since I used to drink heavily to cope with stress/anxiety, helped break it. Taking away social aspect of it for a good chunk of time made it way easier, and deadass I think quarantine helped move my alcohol addiction to video game addiction but I'll take it for now lol 🤦♂️ :gamer-gulag:
And congrats to you too. I've had several acquaintances go through heroin addiction, withdrawal, and recovery, and from what they told me, I can't even begin to imagine how hard it is breaking that. Keep it up!
Basically means they aren't giving shareholders information on the financial impacts at this time. Generally companies when reporting earnings will give a next quarter-year outlook to keep shareholders informed.