Remember_the_tooth @ Remember_the_tooth @lemmy.world

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Yeah, we're nearly back there. I didn't have revisiting feudalism on my bingo card.

I was so sure that movie was hyperbole.

Don't give them any more ideas.

If it were borne out of a progressive, socialist democracy, I'd be on board. Auth-right brutalist fast food would be a horror show.

Troy Barnes: So please, approve the Dean's new security measure called "Troy's law.", because a camera in the bathroom...

[He chokes up]

Troy Barnes: is better than a quarter in your butt.

Dean Pelton: As we've seen, the Ass Crack Bandit can be defeated by using the three "B"s: Belts, briefs, and buddies. Good. The bandit always gets his victims when they're alone. Bend over with friends over.

You're entirely right, but you might be writing cheques my 5-year-old phone can't cash.

Excellent suggestion. Here you go:

I didn't even see this until I did my own McD thing. Twinsies!

Thanks for adding context. I won't bother setting an alert for this, though. If correct, this will revolutionize physics on a scale not seen since relativity. It will be the forefront of global news.

Edit: Replied at wrong level again. Downvoted self out of shame.

Yeah, at that point, he was more American than Canadian. The US government should have to explain either why he wasn't granted citizenship or else why he wasn't deported. Keeping people in citizenship limbo is just diet slavery, a disposable workforce. I get that's probably the whole point and has been for a while, but I also think it's good to call it out until enough people care to make a change.

Are politicians on the menu?

Not a citizen, but he should have been. If a legal resident has been in the US for ten years, the government should either have to grant them citizenship or explain why they don't qualify and deport them. This guy was selling drugs, yeah, but he was also probably paying taxes. That's the whole point of the system as it is, exploiting immigrants for illegal labor and then blaming them when they get caught. This guy should have gotten a trial, probably some prison time, and enough rehabilitation to reenter free society.

He writes that his mathematical framework for three-dimensional time improves on others' proposals by making testable reproductions of known particle masses and other physical properties.

Awesome. Test results or GTFO.

Several young men have gone missing and are presumed to be having the time of their lives.

Most ethical use of AI I've seen in a while.

Good question. They don't. Neither do people, hence the ironic consequences.

Here's the real genie answer, complete with ironic consequences based on a literal interpretation.