“How did you become a socialist?”

“Well when I was growing up, the news kept putting up all of these infographics describing all of these wonderful things as socialism, so I knew that it must be good.”

I’m not even trans, but this question is fascinating.

Imagine a list of every crime and every bad thing that could ever be done.

That list is LITERALLY the bucket list of the leader of the Republican Party.

I will focus on something else when that stops being the case.

We don’t know that the vote counts that were reported had ANYTHING to do with the votes that were cast.

The United States could learn a lot from France.

What do you mean? That bird looks just like the President.

I mean, there is a way to stop it, but it involves some stuff that’s illegal to talk about.

I switched to OpenOffice.org(now LibreOffice) when Microsoft replaced menus with ribbons.

And I switched from Google to DuckDuckGo after being a Google user from nearly the very beginning, because they tried to claim earlier this week that they couldn’t prove I was over 18 years old unless I provided them my legal identification.

Thanks Google, I can’t imagine how the fact that I’ve physically been using your product and logging into the account for more than 20 years would leave any question in your mind that I’m over 18 years old, but you do you.

No regrets with LibreOffice. None.

may as well go full luigi

Wait, you’re telling me that’s an option that people could choose?

I wonder what the world would be like if a whole bunch of people started doing that. Could you imagine?

Qb7

There’s always BitTorrent.

Government doesn’t grant rights.

Show me a legal stricture that isn’t written, enforced, or adjudicated by a government body.

That doesn’t mean anything.

Rights are things that it is right for a person to have and is not right for a person to be denied.

That’s an oroborus of a definition.

It doesn’t clarify how rights are created, enforced, or adjudicated.

Rights are not created, enforced, or adjudicated.

They are acknowledged, protected, obvserved, or denied.

Governments grant privileges. Governments do not grant rights.

Governments are people, my friend.

Governments grant privileges, not rights. In the same way that governments follow the laws of science and don’t have the ability to change them.

Rights are inherent. They are not granted. As much as governments, or you, or anyone else, beg for them to be granted. Rights are fundamental to existence.

And I’m over here mostly listening to music from other countries and loving it.

Sometimes it really is that the music in the U.S. isn’t as good as it used to be.

This is the man who just bought Paramount/CBS and Warner Bros for his son and fired Stephen Colbert.

If you care about this, you might want to consider whether to ever turn CBS on again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xmckWVPRaI

In situations like this it’s ridiculous to even publish the government’s claim about what happened.

They didn’t vanish.

We all know what happened to them.

We’ve all seen the World War 2 documentaries.

How many serious partners have you dated where it’s worked out?

How many female friends do you have where your friendship has worked out?

Bet on the one with the higher number.

The text of “Bawitdaba” as a ruling would be more legible and have more basis in law than nearly 100% of their recent rulings.

False.

Microsoft breaks things they don’t own.