NoneOfUrBusiness

And it’s never getting done, is the point here. This talk of jobs and duty will never get voters, no matter how much anyone wants it to.

You kinda worked yourself into a dead end there. It’s impossible for 60 democrats to win in the Senate with the way the DNC currently acts. The idea that people need to just believe in the DNC is never going to sway the average voter who’s getting poorer by the day.

We can all gather around and discuss how to sort out our Democrats after we remove the Republican Menace.

Remove it from… What, exactly? Even if they do win 60 seats, do you think Republicans will disappear from existence? They’ll fuck around with their lame duck policies and get their ass handed to them by the GOP the next election. And setting all that aside: They could’ve just fucking gotten rid of the filibuster. The fact they haven’t after what the GOP did during Obama’s term should tell you all you need to know.

What? The Dems have the Senate right now no?

Dems could just… Choose to get rid of the filibuster.

I have no idea.

In many flat earth models they envision the arctic as the center and Antarctica as the rim, in which case 24h daylight is possible in the former but not the latter.

Mostly because a bunch of countries tried to murder the Jews and yeah, Israel took part of their land in the counter offensives

There’s that then-Israeli PM’s statement about how Israel knew Egypt and Syria weren’t going to start a war and yet attacked anyway, you can look it up.

Putting a centrist in the general to run against the right in hopes of pulling voters from the right DOES NOT FUCKING WORK.

Which is why the DNC keeps doing it. They’d rather hand the country to fascists than let a leftist into office. Hence OP’s post.

It’s the long term effect of voting for a lesser evil that knows it can get away with being shitty as long as it’s better than the greater evil.

What I don’t understand about this viewpoint is: What systematic change are you talking about? The DNC has completely betrayed the working class, the GOP is the GOP and nobody seems interested in pushing third parties. I haven’t heard of a single protest, let alone a strike or other effective political action (which peotests aren’t, to be clear) against this issue specifically or the capitalist capture of America in general.

I know it’s not relevant but it’s funny (and sad) how you can replace the two flags with Israel and Palestine and it still works.

Literally yes. This is the perfect counterexample against the childish notion of “violent = bad”.

I’m an Arabic speaker and I have no idea; it’s too lacking in context to understand what he’s talking about. He keeps saying “look at this machine”, then starts walking and says “look at these people. We said the airport was friendly and no one believed us”. There are also a few interjections that don’t carry much meaning, but that’s the gist of it.

As someone who doesn’t really watch movies, I didn’t.

Just FIY those are called phrasal verbs and they’re probably the second worst thing Europeans invented after capitalism.

A creole between English and… What exactly?

Where does windy come into play here? Multiplier on cold?

Am I the only one seeing a crab?

I saw the link and this is frankly terrifying and I’m hoping it’s temporary. That aside, theoretically, what would happen if you were to drastically cut down on your food intake? Also you said the past 10 months so I’m confused; does this mean your wife has been pregnant for 10 months?

The works of Verschave and Beti reported a forty-year, post-independence relationship with France’s former colonial peoples, which featured colonial garrisons in situ and monopolies by French multinational corporations, usually for the exploitation of mineral resources. It was argued that the African leaders with close ties to France—especially during the Soviet–American Cold War (1945–1992)—acted more as agents of French business and geopolitical interests than as the national leaders of sovereign states. Cited examples are Omar Bongo (Gabon), Félix Houphouët-Boigny (Ivory Coast), Gnassingbé Eyadéma (Togo), Denis Sassou-Nguesso (Republic of the Congo), Idriss Déby (Chad), and Hamani Diori (Niger).

-Wikipedia.