Wow, I hadn't updated that in. . . however many years it's been since Disney bought Star Wars. Screw the prudes and screw the 15th D:<
Wow, I hadn't updated that in. . . however many years it's been since Disney bought Star Wars. Screw the prudes and screw the 15th D:<
I don't think everyone does or claims to do so, but I wouldn't be surprised if the vocal people here were more likely to vote than average for their age/race/socioeconomic bracket. As for me, personally? I can't MAKE you believe me, if you're determined to think I'm lying. . . enjoy?
I will claim to vote, because I do, and have for every major* election and almost every primary since I turned 18. (Major meaning the federal and state ones that happen every 2 years)
Eh, I'll never claim to not be lazy or a coward. . . but hypothetically if I was planning on personally trying to do vigilante justice, which I am not, it would be really stupid to post about it.
Eh, it's a bit of a numbers game. I do NOT think it's likely, but from a "are there enough Americans willing to put in the effort" it takes tens of millions to vote, it only takes a small, but enthusiastic handful to do some vigilante shit.
It's true the CEO wasn't found guilty in a court of being the CEO. . . but I don't think the fact that he was the CEO is actually in question? It's a flaw in the system, perhaps, but our courts really aren't set up to handle that kind of thing anyway.
I always hear that and I do not doubt that that's the accepted policy, but has a President ever tried, has it gone through the courts? Personally, as a layperson, I see the presidential power to pardon, I see the supremacy clause, and I don't see why not.
The ones in frame, I suppose, but the other sharks in the 12,000 mile radius (that can now smell the blood) are surely from a large variety of species, including the big ones, no?
How dare you slander Buddy with that comparison.
Of course the ones doing evil are the *most* culpable, but the ones actively aiding, abetting, cheering for, celebrating, and reveling in that evil are not blameless. There's valid and correct reasons (political, social, logistical, economic, etc) that we shouldn't even try to deport them straight to the hell they believe in. . . but on an emotional level, absolutely fuck all seventy something million of them.
I know. . . unfortunately there's also very good reasons we can't/shouldn't make "being evil and/or actively supporting the spread of evil" a crime either (it'd be an impossible standard to actually adjudicate in a way that didn't have either false positives or massive holes). . . but on an emotional level damn do I crave them being held accountable for it.
Huh, looks like my brain pulled out the wrong number. For clarity of future people coming across this comment, it looks like I should have said 75 million (as of checking a few minutes ago) as I was attempting to imply that every single Trump/Republican voter is complicit in the evil they're planning/attempting to do.
Even the US is going to need to do some expanding to find prison space for 68 million people but it sure would be cathartic to see happen.
You *must* allow the police to shoot you, not wanting to be shot is very upsetting to them.
I guess I've never really thought of things like mites as "microbes" although, yeah, the definition doesn't really seem to care about anything other than requiring magnification to see effectively. Tardigrades I should have thought of, nematodes too. I appreciate your understanding the jist of what I was getting at though, in spite of missing some examples. <3
7 or 8 depending on how you parse it.
It would come down to how you define dangerous. Also "animals", to my understanding, are definitionally multicellular. I can't think of anything that qualifies as both an animal and a microbe.
I think that post is about 10 years behind.
I object to that alignment slander, it's not chaotic that's characterized by a dogmatic attitude and lack of situational nuance. . .
Not a couple, but part of a polycule along with Jean Gray and Emma Frost, to my understanding.
15 and 5 respectively
Stop normalizing being ashamed of the human body and a normal part of the human experience like it's somehow dirty or evil.
I know they're not my friend, did you miss the part where I called them infamous and overzealous? It's true that the credit card companies are also culpable. . . but it's a lot harder to get outside of their monopoly/oligopoly than it is to stop patronizing pornhub.
Did you miss the great purge of 2020? Pornhub is infamous for overzealous deletion and a guilty until proven innocent attitude.
For what it's worth, the latter ones have to be 18+ too.
#23 (I think) the real monsters are the people who drink solids, like pulpy orange juice and boba tea.
I hate that meme so much, I get that it's a "joke" but there's enough medical and scientific distrust and misinformation these days without adding to it. D:<
#30 I want to sell something labeled "Precognitive Oats" with a tagline like "by the time you think about them they're already done cooking." and all it is is already cooked oatmeal in some sort of plastic and foil sachet (like you'd find in an MRE type thing)
it says "Wolf back" with a B, not "Wolf pack" with a P
The problem is that it's *true* that many bakeries use color-coded tabs/ties for their bread, there's no universal code, each bakery just uses whatever works for them.