
…people not voting is a failure of coalition-building, full-stop…
…meanwhile, a successful coalition is now calling the shots instead; that’s american democracy in action, like it or not…
…people not voting is a failure of coalition-building, full-stop…
…meanwhile, a successful coalition is now calling the shots instead; that’s american democracy in action, like it or not…
…how’s that working out for australia?..legitmate question; last i heard they were nearly as fascist as we are stateside…
…the car’s on fire and there’s no driver at the wheel, and the sewers are all muddied with a thousand lonely suicides, and a dark wind blows: the government is corrupt and we’re on so many drugs with the radio on and the curtains drawn…we’re trapped in the belly of this horrible machine and the machine is bleeding to death…
…the sun has fallen down, and the billboards are all leering, and the flags are all dead at the top of their poles…
…if the primaries represent a legitimate coalition, sure; if not, f*ck 'em: they can go down with the ship, too…
…yeah, f*ck off, plutocrat…
…i used to travel on a whim when i was young, single, and frugal; haven’t enjoyed that liberty since marrying and buying a car + house…
…you need time off work to travel; that’s a luxury few working-class americans can afford even to visit the next state, let alone the indulgence to travel internationally…
…at a quick glance-scan, i though that third row under gen X read ‘starfleet’: did a double-take and was disappointed…
…i’ve claimed unemployment benefits a couple of times in the past four decades and the administrative burden was onerous-enough to substantially disrupt my liberty to look for work, the release of benefits delayed until i’d already found work the better part of a year later, and the benefits such a token pittance as to be eclipsed by interest on credit i used to make ends meet in the interim…
…i supect their fraud-prevention programs cost more to administer than the actual benefits they’re supposedly protecting…
…hah!..well that kind of superfandom commands my respect even if the material doesn’t earn it: dorks dorking-out over dorky things are always cool in my opinion…
…so, like, it was a walmart-exclusive live television broadcast?..was there a live audience at the perfromance or was he just playing to an empty studio?..how’d that work, like, did they set up chairs in front of a special big-screen at each location or did you just stand around the electronics department for two hours?..
…garth brooks reminds me a lot of taylor swift; totally not my jam but you do you…
…i thought someone stuck googley-eyes on its closed eyelids…
…heck, may parents’ first litton microwave took three grown men to move and we barely managed at that…
…then the contractor installs some murdock ‘equal’ for your specified elkay LMABFTL8WSSK despite REJECTING the substitution and it drips like a sieve…
…oh right, i see it now: allan quatermain and the lost city of gold!..
…first time i heard ozzy playing in a grocery store twenty-five years ago, i knew my age had passed into history…
…vietnam doesn’t have enough room for mopeds, let alone SUVs…