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  • If someone is giving you greasy roux with bits of meat in it, they don't like you.

    Good biscuits and gravy will make you smack your mama for lying to you about what a good breakfast is.

  • I love that someone explained unironically.

  • All your online interactions are with bots.

    Brought to you by Carl's Jr.

  • a prophecy

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  • All 911 of them.

  • I agree, but I imagine the size of the userbase is why there's a subscription model for cloud features.

  • There's an option to pay once to remove ads forever.

  • It's here already. I subbed for a year already, so I can't see the price to just remove ads.

  • You can pay once to remove ads. There's a subscription called ultra that adds some features like translations but it isn't necessary.

  • There's a one time purchase to remove ads.

    The ultra subscription adds a few features like translations that use cloud services.

  • Leaded gas and an aging population.

    Edit: That's a pretty flippant response to a complicated answer.

    You could write a book about how West Virginia got into this mess. We're a third world country right here in the United States. Most of our industry is owned by foreign (out of state) interests. We generate wealth and it gets shipped out with no benefit to the people who live here. Our natural resources alone should make us wealthy, but they are stolen from us and we are left sick and impoverished.

    Then come the Republicans, with their rhetoric of "gubbmint interference" and these brain-damaged idiots lap it up. We elect a Democrat governor who then switches parties to support Trump. How do we react? We fucking reelect him.

  • No ads on Mastodon. They'll write about it when they figure out how to monetize it.

  • Term limits would require a Constitutional Amendment.

    Laughable with a republican congress.

  • I've been out more than 25 years, with no recidivism.

    Not all states restore your rights automatically, but the wording on the document is quite clear about restoring voting rights.

    Restoration of Citizenship is a vital document, just like a birth certificate.

    Edit to add a bit of the relevant law:

    All rights are automatically restored upon “unconditional discharge” of sentence or unconditional pardon. N.C. Gen. Stat. § 13-1. This language has been interpreted to include payment of all court debt, a barrier to voting ruled unconstitutional under the State constitution in September, 2020, that is the subject of ongoing litigation.1 The agency releasing the prisoner (or probationer) must file a certificate evidencing unconditional discharge and restoration of the rights of citizenship with the court in the county of conviction (North Carolina state offenses) or the county of residence (for offenses under federal law or the law of another state). § 13-2.

    The paperwork I have mentions "...all rights including the right to vote..." I have gotten conflicting advice on whether that includes firearms, but I'm not pushing it. I can hunt with a bow.

  • I live in West Virginia, I can attest that they are fucking rabid about Trump 2024.

  • I'm a felon, and I can vote.

    Not a bullshit felony, either. I pled to 3 armed robbery charges, got 14 years with a mandatory 7 in North Carolina.

    My sentence made me ineligible for parole, and when I was released they presented me with a document called "Restoration of Citizenship" which restored all rights (except firearm ownership I think. Not gonna test that one.)

  • WTF???

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  • It was.

  • I live in a solid red state. I'll vote third party.

  • Profitable companies should be required to dispense a minimum percentage of profits as wages.