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  • Don’t threaten us with a good time, Steve.

  • Not since at least the Clinton years. The US doesn’t have a mainstream working class party.

  • Oh no!

    Anyway…

  • I want him to keep threatening to run in ‘28. As long as daddy is saying he’s going to run, the sycophants who want to claim the throne won’t dare to run against him.

    The Democratic candidate should be able to walk across the finish line (assuming we still have elections in 2028 and all that).

  • I have two bottles of champagne ready to go. 🍾

  • Believe it or not, this has something to do with China trade policy. He’s rambled before about China controlling rare earth magnets. I believe magnets were specifically called out in the first China trade ”deal.”

    Someone has clearly told this doddering old fool that China produces most of the world’s rare earth magnets, and being stupid, he drew the conclusion that magnets = China = bad.

    Stop this ride, I want to get off.

  • I hear that the best way to win a Nobel Peace Prize is by authorizing a bunch of extrajudicial killings.

  • To be fair, Lay’s garbage chips don’t have the flavor or texture of chips made from actual potatoes. They seem to be reconstituted from a paste that at one point contained potatoes.

  • Walter Reed doctors asked the president to come in so they and their colleagues could try to understand how he’s in such amazing shape.

    The sad thing is that I can actually imagine KKKaroline Leavitt saying that to the press.

  • I think your intuition is probably right, but also Amazon happened. You can get a grinder delivered to your house in a day or two for like $10. Nobody who cares about fresh-ground coffee is going to hesitate to invest in a grinder when it costs less than a bag of beans.

  • One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.

    Carl Sagan, The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark

  • Sinclair is still a fascist-loving company and will never make a dollar of ad revenue off of me ever again. Sucks for me when a football game I want to see is on ABC (my local affiliate is Sinclair-owned), but otherwise anything worth seeing on ABC is available on YouTube. I’ve never really watched Kimmel, but now I watch and like his monologues on YouTube every day.

  • That poor innocent car.

  • I’m sure the Trump administration is trying to figure out a role they can hire him for. “Hey, we hired another literal nazi” would be a great distraction from the Epstein business.

  • Brain drain. It’s already started. Academics, scientists, and researchers are moving to Canada or Europe to do their work. As shit gets worse, the upper and middle classes will start to do the same. The underprivileged and undereducated will fight for the scraps of what’s left.

  • TNR isn’t what I’d call the mainstream media. They’re pretty upfront about their ideological positions, unlike the New York Times or Washington Post or Reuters, which twist themselves into knots trying to be “neutral.”

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Credit card and email address leaked online. Charges cancelled, card replaced. What else do I need to do?

  • Docker @lemmy.world

    Changing permissions for /var/lib/docker