FrowingFostek @ FrowingFostek @lemmy.world

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I'm glad to have found this! I'm adding it to the Playlist.

Woah, I've never seen a summary at 0% that's a first for me.

My bad reverse sir mix-a-lot, I know baby got no back. I'm just saying she has no drawers on.

Nsfw tag?

I really wish I knew what all these words meant. Then again that might ruin the childlike delight I get from my ignorance.

Comically evil levels of racism.

Nah fam ,no shade but, I mean like real art.

I don't paint but, the imagery of zoomers "storming the beaches of economic inequality" gives me inspirational energy I haven't had in a while. Thank you.

Idk who you're replying too but, yeah dogs should be on leashes. No exceptions.

I'm here for it, but I think this kind of thing needs to go further. Get all the developers who do this. Start with the largest wrong doers.

In minecraft 😉

Sony, just take the L.

Cool. I thought I might have missed something.

I came thinking it was urban sprawl.

I still struggle to understand how you believe it "should work in the long term." I would like, but i understand if you dont have, some kind of example where these measures have worked before.

When you say basic math it makes me feel like I'm missing something.

Thanks for explaining that to me. I've heard the US can print money because they own the debt, or something to that effect.

So do you agree with the idea that Milei's austerity measures will work in the long run? If you do, is there historical precedent to guide that belief?

I'm not an economics guy, when you say "core issues haven't been fixed" what is meant by this?

Which policies are you referring to?

Yeah, I think that can apply to the people of a police department. We don't really have a uniform guideline for policing.

I'm sure there are best practices but, I'm unaware of a standardized protocol for all departments nationwide.

I like people, therefore, I think even the worst can be reformed.