taxidea [he/him]

This is actually some super interesting analysis.

I assumed it was something cynical when I originally saw this. I couldn't imagine it would be quite this bad. A new low even for the cops.

I remember someone I was arguing with in Twitter saying that some landlords have to pay rent too. Which is hilarious because of course the rent moratorium would help them too. So what's the issue?

This genuinely sounds so idyllic.

Maybe at some places. At my place e of work it gets pretty bad, though that's mostly later in the day.

I genuinely do like to work weekends at my fastfood job. They need people in weekends and I then just get some days off during the week.

I kinda like Finnegan's wake. It makes zero sense and isn't readable but it has some sentences I really like.

Yeah I remember reading that and it was a really introspective piece that really made me think about difficult ethical questions. Because obviously what happened to her was messed up but he wasn't the one at fault for that.

This is actually a hilarious bit.

I also feel a constant fog and the pandemic has had me super depressed. I don't know what to tell you besides that you aren't alone.

Amber

Did something actually happen to it?

Amber

Not that Stalin specifically was right, I don't know enough about the specifics of his actions. My point is that either you make peace with someone or you don't and you remove their ability to pose a threat to you. So if someone can be trusted to support you, it's ok to leave them with power. However if someone will always be working against you unless you leave them with an amount of power you deem unacceptable you should completely defang them.

Reminds me of a point machiavelli made that basically boiled down to never half ass taking someone's powet.

Fuck, Father Mike has a podcast? Why does everyone have one?

Dennis is a treasure

As someone of polish descent this causes so much sadness in me.

I'm neurodivergent too and I don't know what to tell you, except you aren't alone and just hang in there.

Beyond what everyone else said. It also bears mentioning that many native american tribes weren't fully subjugated until the mid to late 1800s. Even later when we consider places like Alaska and Hawaii.