By tolerating the disease right up until it causes its host to dehumanize other people… and then we act shocked like it’s some new, separate disease.

You’re failing to grasp the nuance between reluctantly supporting genocide and fully supporting genocide.

Then we never would have heard of them.

Or what? What are you doing to do about it if they don’t change at all; if they’d rather lose with a lesser fascist than win with a progressive?

Then there’s no cost to you making this promise:

I hereby swear to not lecture leftists about voting third party in 2026, because there will be no election in 2026.

It doesn’t matter anymore, so it should be easy to agree with.

Sanders already left the party

Probably not, they’re terrible at DNA editing.

Sorry, crypto is back in season.

Which one do you think it is? HI? VT?

If nobody wants to clean the shower, then it’s not the administration’s problem if grime starts to build up on it.

Some of these examples amount to de facto collective punishment by introducing a tragedy of the commons.

“The new arrival didn’t clean up the ancient infested shower of disease, so she too consents to never getting a shower.”

Paying some prisoner a pittance to clean the shower every week would be insignificant compared to the cost of containing them. And it reduces the incentive for a gang to privatize the showers.

Let’s not experiment on clever new prison ideas. Let’s just copy Finland.

That is basically how ITAR export controls work, but only for much more complicated weapon parts like nukes and fighter jets. It’s basically impossible to stop the flow of stuff that any country can make. The parts in this article would likely fall under EAR99, explicitly allowed to sell to any not-embargoed country.

Source: was a business area export representative (BAER) and yes I know this is an oversimplification

Perhaps the tankies should have voted for her multiple times

Trump got more votes than every other party combined.

Also the faucet hole is 1 centimeter from the back edge of the sink.

Perfection is the enemy of the good; climate change is even worse.

I think it should stay because I disagree with the rule. “No politics” is impossible (everything is political), so this rule boils down to acting like the status quo is fine.

That’s it, the other states have crossed the line, time for CalExit.

ITT: “How could third party voters do this? I have learned nothing.”

On April Fools we should do a bunch of bait and switch posts to make it look like everyone upvoted motivational LinkedIn screenshots.

This will be fun when future generations blame literally all of us for climate change.