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Vermes: "I think two guys had difficulties in that [3 minute] time period... It's been addressed." #SportingKC #MIAvSKC #ConcaChampions
Listening to the baroque cycle and I forgot how confined to Waterhouse the first book is. Shouldn’t have been surprised the second book of Bomblight changed point of view.
I was talking to someone about the subject of The Baroque Cycle(the enlightenment, the Calculus wars, the glorious revolution) and they piped up “someone should write historical fiction about Leonard Euler.”
Dummy you haven’t read the 1,300 pages on Newton and Leibniz I’m trying to recommend to you!
The legal regime around prior restraint in the UK is totally antithetical to free speech. Your speech is okay so long as it doesn’t bother the powerful or wealthy.
Something about the way Brits use Democrat(refuse to use Democratic) makes my skin crawl
I see seven areas where the new Democratic majority is likely to squander its advantage. The first is DEI – diversity, equity, and inclusion – which may be the most important issue for the nation's race-based bureaucratic elite.
Trump's executive orders outlawing DEI hiring policies and racial preferences have infuriated this portion of the left's nomenclature. Many have lost their jobs or have been forced to disguise their lawlessness. They want a restoration of their power.
Congress can't really deliver that but it can spend a lot of sound and fury on it.
✍️ Peter Wood
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If the SS tattoo was from 2020 and stood for “super spreader” he’d already be dead
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You're telling me there's an ogre and a dwarf that hate each other and are going to have to work together? Well...
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Here is a quadrant chart using CNN’s exit poll. It shows what issues hurt Republicans, by how many voters called each issue crucial and how they voted. Cost of living (49%, D+34), corruption (55%, D+28), & Iran (34%, D+46) made people vote D. Only immigration (36%, R+15) helped Rs.
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What do voters want? It's time to stop focusing on giving voters the policies they say they want, and focus on giving them the outcomes they want. This is one reason why populism fails.
They want affordability. The solution is neoliberalism.
I see the lesson taken from Trump being elected as the responsible candidate, ignoring that narrow mandate and instead indulging all his worst economic impulses hasn’t been learned
Still crazy to me they tried to run Biden and then ran Harris
It's November 6, 2024. You're a Democrat. Trump just won, again. You roll over in bed and take a clinically insane hit of hopium. A vision appears, and you intone:
"In two years, a Democrat is going to win Texas by more than Kamala Harris just won in Illinois or New Jersey, and Jon Ossoff is going to win Georgia by more than the Harris margin in Connecticut or New York."
Your partner would rightly order an Uber to send you to the nearest hospital for hallucinations. This still doesn't seem real.
Only rubes get sent to the gulag, I’ll be working as a landscaper. They’ll be so impressed with my English they won’t know I can’t communicate in Spanish.
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TL;DR:
Every single possible data center ban passed.
Finally read the first chapter of Harry Potter y la piedra filosofal. From what I can tell, a good translation
FWIW, eternal victory is a coercive one party system, usually frowned upon among moral individuals
Chuds like this(that insinuate who Trump is can be separated from the policies he pursues or their outcomes) deserve all the madness they’re feeling.
