Doubling down I see. It’s an opinion and while I may not agree with whoever you think is the best president you can’t really be wrong.
I’m just annoyed at people who rant about other peoples opinions but refuse to offer their own when asked. You aren’t arguing in good faith here.
For the record I don’t think FDR was the best president but I also disagree with some of your characterizations.
Here’s what I’m getting from their comments:
“US bad, Russia good. I love Putin and anything that I can pretend is a communist nation, despite not even being slightly close”
Bullies also don’t have nuclear weapons.
Uh, yes. Yes they do.
It wouldn’t be a third party, it would be a replacement party. It’s happened many times, and not always with a name change.
All voting is a popularity contest, so I guess you don’t like voting or democracy?
They asked for a specific example and you failed to provide one. You had 45 choices and couldn’t even pick one?
If you’re in the US you haven’t lost yet. Still federally illegal, so you’re still breaking federal law in legal States.
I don’t see the relevancy of what you’ve chosen to quote from this article. Unless you’re comparing Sanders campaign donors to Saudi Arabia?
I wish this was true but sadly it is not. Anti-choice candidates have continued to be elected and pass laws since June 2022.
Yes, there is. You have 705 post score and 565 comment score.
Some have sure, most I doubt. The largest instance certainly hasn’t.
Intent is irrelevant. Humans don’t work that way and will continue to downvote what they don’t like/agree with and upvote what they do like/agree with. Creating a system that ignores how people work and asking them to please use it how you want will never work.
Everyone should just embrace how it’s actually used and move on.
yet they’re not open to being alerted to problem posts (implied by the “checkmate” sass)
This is not the case, not they say “report and move on”. Reporting is literally alerting them to the problem post.
They are legally obligated for some US citizens. California (~40 million people) has a law similar to GDPR.
They also don’t have a way to check where you live so you can do the request and select either option (GDPR or CCPA) and they will fulfill the request.
Broadcast not cable, and owned by Disney.
For this specific case, yes to the first question, no to the second question.
Admin refusing to do anything about a kid with a gun after being told a kid has a gun isn’t a funding problem.
They did the opposite and shoved a pointless shorts section in the middle of your subscription page so you can’t see what you actually want to look at.
See, that wasn’t so hard and I actually agree with you too. Now why couldn’t you have given the other user the curtesy of answering their question and having a discussion in good faith instead of ranting about their opinion without addressing anything they said?