

I think you missed my point, but I’m glad you tried.


I think you missed my point, but I’m glad you tried.


So in your opinion they were doing a ridiculous roundabout way to assert “Use your best moral judgement?”
My money’s on them never replying to agree or disagree with your guess at their intent.


The
fungenius* part
If you can make both sides of an issue think you’re on their side, you win both of their support.


Radicalism is always stupid. Moderation is key.
How often do you eat babies?
Personally, I’m radically against eating babies.


I think you’ll find there are established definitions for words and phrases, and using pet definitions to malign others isn’t appreciated.


Too true, hence the aforementioned chaos.


… what do you think “conspiracy theory” means? It’s not a disparaging term.
Is that why my comments are being received controversially? People are doing mental gymnastics to label me a Netanyahu supporter?


What part of what I said was unclear?


I hate it when conspiracy theorists are proven right. It fuels the flames for so much chaos.
Next we’ll find out the CIA really can read your thoughts and tinfoil hats really do prevent that.
I used to beat this drum pretty hard until I learned/realized just this week that ostensibly this is so representatives can spend time amongst the people they represent.
Obviously there’s no strict laws governing what they do with their time and they are only accountable to re-elections for that, so the potential for slacking off is tremendous, especially in the age of R vs. D being virtually the only thing worth mentioning come election time.
“Sure, I’m never in DC working for you and I’m never back home listening to you, but at least I’m not a filthy [other party]!” is a convincing argument for a staggering percentage of American voters.
“Anarchy under the umbrella of a very authoritarian system.”
Arguably, “Socialism under the umbrella of a very authoritarian barely-socialist system.”
A scientist would tell you this is bad data. Arguably good propaganda, but bad science.
Twitter-brained people think being Twitter-brained is the default.


“Welp, I’m convinced.”
- GOP voters of 2026


Why do we always have to vote the dumbest possible way in these things?
"UN vote on whether we should eat glass: 99% against, US stands alone as In Favor ."


I’m sure some of them are, but we’ll never know the exact percentage.


With a dozen comments from Boomers saying how inspiring/cute/infuriating/etc. the video is.
I had no idea there was a market for eating human eggs. Seems like an extremely low Calorie:Cost ratio, but capitalism gonna capitalism I guess.