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Trump wanted to attack "Right frik'n now", but told that the military needs at least 2 weeks to prepare.

The surprising thing to me, if this is the first time in history, is that this means they invited him every year of his first term.

Netanyahu's government faced a vote of no confidence. A day later, his planes were in the air bombing Iran.

Well, with the straight of Hormuz closed, we can blame sky high food prices on that instead of us getting rid of all the farm workers.

What do you think the word "communist" meant before Marx?

Gunman identified when he showed his drivers license to a McDonald's cashier, a completely normal and everyday occurrence that happens all the time to poor people and no we aren't making this up, why do you ask?

people were telling me in December, ‘You know, you’re overreacting.’

One day after saying this, the former speaker of the Minnesota house is gunned down by a pro-Trump extremist.

This will cause gas prices to increase, which is exactly what Russia wants. Of course, with both Russian and Iranian gas production under attack, I wonder which group that recently increased production will benefit? Well, for a while, until mines start appearing in the straight of Hormuz.

Random vote of no confidence motion against Bibi is domino-ing into a global energy crisis.

https://lemmy.world/post/31339564

relevant xkcd

Ban hemp! Ban homeless! Let MY cops harass and kill protestors, not the military!

Is this what democrats are reduced to these days?

What if everyone that goes to a "No Kings Day' protest did one thing BESIDES protesting. Pledge to NPR. Switch to a credit union. Boycott one company you were going to buy from anyways that supported Trump. Go on to your states sos site and sign nominating petitions for 2026 and give $5 clean election funds. Attend one political meeting. Something!

Just going out and holding a sign with a catchy slogan makes YOU feel good, but doesn't really do anything else. And long gone are the days where any of the elected republicans would worry about what non-republican primary voters in their district think.

Let's hope Hogg doesn't switch to Musk's new party.

We will (still) allow children's cartoon characters to be mutilated and put into explicit situations and then push them as child friendly, but how dare you use a swear in the first 15 seconds of a video or say the work kill.

Where would he find all the military people at such short notice to ... ohhhhhhhh.

"Willful childlessness?" Is that like the opposite of incel? Volcel?

To me, it is the loss of meaningful work.

Alot of people have complained "why take arts and coders jobs - make AI take the drudgery filled work first and leave us the art and writing!" The problem is: automation already came for those jobs. In 90% of jobs today, the job CAN be automated with no AI needed. It just costs more to automate it then to pay a minimum wage worker. Than means anyone who works those jobs isn't ACTUALLY doing those jobs. They are instead saving their employer the difference between their pay and the amount needed to automate it.

Before genAI came, there were a few jobs that couldn't be automated. Those people thought that they not only have job security, but they were the only people actually producing things worth value. They were the ones that weren't just saving a boss a buck. Then genAI came. Why write a book, code a program, or paint a painting if some program can do the same? Oh, it is better? More authentic? It is surprising how much of the population doesn't care. And AI is getting better - poisoned training and loss of their users critical thinking skills not withstanding.

Soon, the only thing proud a worker can be about their work is how much they saved their employers money; and for most people that isn't meaning enough. Somethings got to change.

Depends on who programed the AI - and no, it is not Kyoto

If they cut $1 trillion from going to Medicare Advantage programs upcoding things, the Medicare Advantage people won't go "ah, shucks, they caught us. Guess our years of grifting are over." The Medicare Advantage programs will just pass that on to the consumer, which will cause some people to drop it, causing the prices to go even higher.

Soon we will see a two-tier medical system for old people: Rich old people and not rich old people, and the pressure for medicare to cover more things will grow.