There's no point in debating anyways. What has Trump done in all of the debates he's ever partaken in since 2016? It's nothing but loud mouth, underhanded and stepping over boundaries kind of tactics. That's all he's got, it's all he's had and it's all he's ever going to have. There is no point in debating about serious issues with a diaper-shitting loudmouth who's going to just rabble at you. It'd be like talking to a dumb Reddit troll who's an armchair know-it-all.
They'll start to care, even a little, once they grow up more and realize that:
"OMG I'M STILL RENTING APARTMENTS OR LIVING WITH MY FAMILY AND I'M 30 YEARS OLD, WHAT DO?!"
"OMG I'M STILL MAKING SHIT WAGES AND I'M BARELY MAKING BY, WHAT DO?!"
"OMG I CAN'T DO ANYTHING I WAS LIED TO THAT WHEN I GROW UP I'D DO, WHAT DO?!"
And they'll all take to social media to pump themselves with copium through memes and bitch to the high heavens pretending anyone gives a shit about what they're saying. Not like that isn't happening now.
That's what all campaign messages should be about. Stop dancing around the line with ridiculous claims and how you oppose them or making up stickmen for you to knock down to seem strong.
Riiiiiight, Linux community is friendlier. I wouldn't really call them that, though some aspects are. My problem still with the entirety of the Linux community that will always put me off about Linux and rather tolerate Windows more is the elitism. I have used Linux OSes before, I have my fair share of favorites and I see Linux as a go-to whenever I pick up computers too old to bother with Windows 10 and 11 and I just simply want a bare basics machine.
But I cannot in full faith, use Linux as my primary OS. I've tried. I can't do it. There are simply things on Windows that I need and want to use that'll simply just run and that's what I want the most is for things to just run. It isn't because I'm too dumb to use a Linux OS. It's because I don't have the patience or time to be weeding through forum posts, deciphering depositories and repositories, figuring out what obscure and vague message the terminal sends me and spending time on Google.
Besides this whole chart doesn't make a load of sense. Like the whole "you'll own what you buy"? What does that have to do with D&D and Pathfinder? I don't get it.
I just find it funny how Spez thinks his cesspool of a community is marketable enough to be treated as a serious stock exchange. Poorly moderated, asinine engagement, braindead repetition, ban-happy and devoid of this 'intellectualism' Reddit boasts about.
And I want Reddit to go public just to see how hard it'll fail.
Here's the reality - it's been 171 years since we've last seen a third party take presidency.
I repeat - 171 years! If you're still foolish to think that this year is the year or foolish then to think that 2020 and 2016 were the years for the Independent Party. All that you're doing is just wasting effort and time going out in the voter's booth and voting Independent just for a self-pat on the back.
And that is precisely why all of this corruption and all of this inflation and everything gets by uncontested.
Because, people still live in some sort of complacency. As long as not everything imaginable is taken from them, then the average American goes "okay, still good!". They'll just bitch and gripe on social media while having to work around their bullshit and sacrifice tiny crumbs of comfort, but not all of their comfort.
I remember someone years ago killed themselves because they disagreed with how George W. Bush won re-election. Like, that totally did nothing and the machine kept rolling on.
I mean, kudos to anyone who's actually brave enough to have the strength to decide that this world is beyond repair that they check themselves out early. Tragic, but brave. Though, it doesn't really say anything.
If a group of people, set themselves up on fire infront of the target of the thing they have a problem with, now that is saying something and would be very powerful.
I think there was someone who was bitching here at one time, about ProtonMail handing out some user's account by court order. And they were trying to be snarky like "oh, guess ProtonMail doesn't care about your privacy after all!" or some shit.
And your comment here completely clarifies the differences about protecting privacy from enabling you to continue your criminal activity.
I myself cannot be 100% sure my privacy would be protected, if the service I knew, was having their door knocked because they knew I'm up to no good.
Your privacy is ensured from the likes of spam, advertisements and corporate eyes reading your e-mail. Not criminal activity.
An ABC News/Ipsos survey of 536 U.S. adults
Only 536? How is this newsworthy?