Jimmy Jim retweeted
Gen Z: millennials are cringe and look old
Millennials: yeah well Gen Z was born into a doomed world and is developmentally stunted by social media, AI, and long covid brain damage. you have never known hope or genuine human connection. your online footprint is huge but cultural impact nonexistent. you can’t read
damn lol this is not a fair fight 😭
Jimmy Jim retweeted
This shit pisses me off so fucking much. We finally got a comic accurate Superman movie, a revival of the Green Lantern IP after nearly 20 years, the first Supergirl movie since the 80's, a bold body horror movie about a Batman villain, we had a universe with SOUL
FUCK ZIONISM
Voter fraud alarmists don't like being reminded that their party is the one in control of every branch of government and the voting machine company.
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Jimmy Jim retweeted
CAPITALISM: If you don’t like your job, you can just get a new one.
ME: Ok, I want a new job
CAPITALISM: Oh sorry, it’s the time every six years where the entire Economy has to collapse so rich people can loot it. Have you considered begging in the street for Scraps ?
Abdul is gonna be the actual MAHA official conservatives thought they were getting with our current HHS Nurgle acolyte.
I am all for this! 100%
In eight weeks El-Sayed will carry his pesticide ban into the Senate.
Abdul El-Sayed, who wants toxic pesticides out of American food, won Michigan's Senate race on November 3. El-Sayed beat Republican Mike Rogers with about 52 percent. El-Sayed will be sworn in on January 3, when the new Congress starts, and his food plan moves with him.
His pesticide plan, called Building a Healthier America, came out in September. It calls for limiting pesticide use, banning pesticides that Europe already prohibits and fighting the legal protection that shields the companies that make them. It also asks for safer drinking water, new lead pipes and healthier school lunches.
First El-Sayed has to write the federal bill. He described it as broad legislation led by science, and he has kept the list of chemicals open so far. Farm groups and pesticide makers will get their say before any vote on the bill.
Sources: Washington Post, Associated Press
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Jimmy Jim retweeted
You realize this is a dream job for a sizable chunk of the population. Immured inside a big concrete cylinder & drip fed worm percocet so you can play Space Shipping Tycoon for 5,000 years in a row. There’s guys out there doing that for free right now
Can any dune book reader explain why anyone would choose to become a navigator in Dune?
In the world of Dune, navigators are barely human anymore. They spend years immersed in highly concentrated spice gas, causing their bodies to mutate severely until they resemble strange fish-like creatures. So, why would anyone accept such a terrible price?
