The wealth gap was already so heinously egregious in 2016 too.

Exactly, but also consider the market as the media sees it. A lot of folks are much more comfortable with discussing a reflecting pool or the east wing of the white house simply because the stakes are lower than the economy, war, and child rape.

Family friendly ragebait gets wider audiences. Easy dollar.

But now? People buy foreign propaganda because domestic propaganda is unbelievable.

A children's show host expressed the notion that kids shouldn't starve, and has been continuously attacked as an antisemite.

Hell, some consider passive criticism of the Epstein class as a pro-russian narrative.

Ebert would've preferred a return to monarchy. His version of democracy and the party was the one that existed within the Prussian Kingdom and the German Empire.

While the Freikorps were the proto-nazis, in Ebert's time they were still mostly just monarchists and military aristocracy who opposed the republic. They all hated the Nazis for being peasants, but agreed with their policies nonetheless.

It attributes competition to cutting U.S. broadband prices in the United States since 2014.

However broadband prices have remained flat since 2014, and only fiberoptic has come down in price. The data also subsidizes DSL as broadband.

Fiberoptic deployment is famously anemic in the United States. It has categorically been developed like a caetel, avoiding compeition.

So imagine $80 for DSL being spun as a result of competition.

Seems par foe the course for Visual Capitalist.

What I mean is the way tankie is used as a pejorative isn't really about defining a tangible political group so much as saddling socialists with answering for, or plain being, nazbols.

This is usually how users that use the 'tankie' as a pejorative out themselves as anti-leftist or just plain uninformed. There's already a term for those who support that kind of fascistic rhetoric: Nazbols.

Either they don't know the term, or they do and choose not to. The former owns up quick, the latter digs in and keeps on a grudge about it.

No surprises here.

Pupfish are interesting as fuck. I have been to the fenced off gate of the facility and it really is both extensive and janky at the same time because you're way out in remote desert by Death Valley.

no public opposition

If you go online and insult the Epstein class you'll likely get hatemail about how you're not being fair. The opposition is very private and individualized.

I mean that's still probably not the population of California.

We are operating from a position of strength!

Once the nervous sweat fully saturates the mattress, which usually takes a year, you are cleared to sleep.

It really is the anime Starship Troopers.

They could probably find a native cordgrass and plant a perimeter of it around the pool to pretty decent effect I'd say.

Absolutely, she's like the poster child of faithful dog of the church and only breaks to become an ally when being hunted down by her betrayers.

Milleuda

I have such a hard time bringing myself to kill her. She's got good points while Algus calls her chattel. Such a strong "Are we the baddies?" scene.

Racists. It's vestigial Jim Crow.

If only it were limited to mutes and bans. They wanted users purged from their comment trees anywhere they go.

China didn't continually insist Iran was two weeks away from a nuclear weapon for five decades, nor did they bomb and kill the religious leader that expressly declared nuclear and chemical weapons are against God and Islam.

Believing American narratives at face value is an unhinged reality to live in.

I used to harvest shellfish for a job, and we used pressurized water to help dig down. There's a whole lot of dead beach and low tide thst I blasted myself with, but there'd be some big ol honking horseclams 3 feet under the sand that closed off and died down there a long time before my hose found the cavity of its putrefied liquified remains.

Having that propelled in a blast along with sand and seaweed was s fun time.

(After discovering carrots) "Oh fuck."

Or: "Purples." I think the orange color is pretty recent.