Paradox of Value

"All mankind... being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his life, health, liberty or possessions." - John Locke

You can win the popular vote and still lose a presidential election in the U.S.

I'm done with Firestone/Tires Plus (owned by BSRO). They're the slowest, most incompetent and dishonest company I've had the displeasure of dealing with. They give mechanics a bad name.

Steven Crowder is burning bridges faster than a Roman army.

Dear Twitter, I'm not subscribing to anyone's page on this site. Thanks for the endless notifications, Paradox of Value

The older I get, the more I realize that politics is a useless endeavor.

Republicans are just Democrats light.

I pay $20/month for Netflix, an increasingly subpar service with only a few good shows. For that price, I should be able to share my password with whoever I want. They have the right to make whatever business decisions they want, but my loyalty can only be pushed so far.

Do you like West African food?

This reader context is based. Presumption of innocence (innocent until proven guilty) is a cardinal principle in the U.S. justice system.

Pay to play is Twitter's new business model.

Unpopular opinion: Krispy Kreme is overrated.

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Got off work today and went straight to work doing some home renovations. If all goes as planned this room should be finished over the weekend.

Government is inevitable.

If you want the government to spend a lot of money then you need to pay a lot more taxes.

Arguing with idiots is inevitable. Continuing to argue with them once you realize they're an idiot is a choice.