13igTyme @ 13igTyme @lemmy.world

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I don't even think we can gum up the works if we tried. If we try they will just do things without a law saying they can or can't. It's not like they are facing any consequences.

I've been to a few countries where they had stalls like that, but they still had Men/Women bathrooms. The US also has some airports like that. Plus any place small enough to just have 1 or 2 unisex bathrooms.

Why is the sink outside the bathroom? Are these just stalls in one bathroom?

"You've been added by Michael Waltz"

Even if we pretend Musk and his group of children aren't incompetent, this isn't hard.

The bigger problem is when the riots start so does martial law. That is the final step according to project 2025.

According to project 2025, the end of the line is martial law then full authoritarian dictatorship.

We have citizen IDs. If you really don't understand the issue. Open a history book. I'll even give you a starting point. Read about Jim Crow laws.

Like the secretary of education in Idiocracy.

Technically more eligible registered voters did vote that didn't, but it really doesn't tell the whole story. 77 million voted for Trump. 75 million votes for Harris. Just under three million voted for a third party candidate of some kind. 90 million didn't vote but were registered to vote.

We also don't know the number of potentially eligible but not registered people there are.

The US has an estimated 340 million population. An estimated 260 million are adults.

It's easy to see why people say ~30% of the country is deciding our fate.

All roads lead to Rome.

That's not how it works in healthcare FYI. Bad patient care means people die, Bad quality means there are complications or infections, Re-admissions means the hospital doesn't get paid on the follow up visit.

I'm not trying to argue, I'm letting you know something that I'm an expert in. Math can literally create better healthcare, but there is always the human and clinical element and that can't always be quantified.

Efficiency is math, but often it's more than that depending on how it's used. For example, I work in health care. We can apply lean principles and create a ton of efficiency on one aspect, but we will lose on others, like patient care, re-admissions, and quality. Math is correct, but it's not everything. This is literally my job and I'm lean 6 sigma certified.

Also, for my business degree I took stats 2 and operational supply processing which was just stats 2 with application. So I'd say it depends on the school and degree. Didn't need Calc 2, but I also took both a Calc with applied geometry and a business Calc. Business Calc was a joke.

I went to business school and was in classes with people from a bunch of different business majors.

Most people are book smart and can pass a test, but are otherwise stupid.

I also regularly meet different C-suite executives for work. Again, most are only good at one or two things. Efficiency isn't one of them.

When I was younger I had an HP and a Campaq laptop. Both were garbage.

"I'm not doing anything, that'll show them."

There's a message, but by refusing to participate you are unable to enact change. It's literally inaction. You've done nothing. In fact, they want you to do nothing. They do so much to pass voter suppression though loopholes and here you are, just handing it to them.

Congratulations, you suppressed yourself.

Didn't a country do speeding tickets as a percent of income?

It hardly made a dent, though.

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I don't even think people know about the 4th amendment.

I think they were real people because I regularly get into arguments with those dumbasses. They also always have the same bullshit easily proven wrong logic.

Fuck, two people today told me "Not voting isn't inaction." Like how fucking stupid do you have to be to think literally not doing anything is going to make something happen?