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It's a pyramid scheme. The greatest conspiracy of all @_@
^ Is that it?
Yes, in a nutshell.
How does one make the leap to money laundering? Fucking idiots.![]()
I think he's mad no one has answered his #walkaway thread.
It did have that vague feeling of something I might see published on Quillette. I enjoy some quillette pieces, but make no mistake there's definitely a slight right bias. Nothing nearly as blatant or obvious as breitbart, but it's still there.
“They put out this huge long thread about how they, as a woman of color in science, a professor, made a big change in their university by shutting down diversity, equity, and inclusion work,†Harris, who is white, told The Daily Beast.
Harris wasn’t the only person to make note of the thread, in which @piney_the claimed to have been “successful in killing my dept’s woke statement on recent social unrest.†The viral thread earned write-ups in conservative publications like RedState, which lauded the efforts to derail an anti-racism statement. Some academics were suspicious of the claims, coming from an anonymous professor at an unnamed university.
Why would I answer it? I didn't walk away. Anyway, I didn't think the thread would go anywhere interesting. It seemed like the thread was set up to prove a point about the rational appeal of his way of conceptualizing politics.... which includes judging candidates based on whether or not they make your heart flutter. I guess I'm too much of a sheeple to understand such things.
Although I realize the walkaway thread was quite baity I kinda waited to see anyone's take on why people are joining such a movement and how they felt about the points they made for why and what the democratic party could do to try and regain those people.
Although when I feel like walking away I always end up wanting to vote independent because I have never liked the republican party, to be honest. They have certain policy views I just cannot agree with. and often I find an independent with the conservative points I do like but all the social democratic policies I want.
The two party system is a mess.
What conservative points do you want? I mean I have never encountered an independent that wasn't actually a conservative and voted Republican or frankly, a libertarian that wasn't conservative to full on MAGA so I don't know why anyone would bother with voting independent. At least at the moment.
When this country adopts ranked voting, then independent would be a good option. And it looks like if enough people push for it, that will be the case.
Breyer rejects Republicans’ plea to stop ranked-choice voting in Maine - SCOTUSblog
Republicans don't want ranked voting because they know their policies suck and are hugely unpopular, in addition to being destructive to most people in this country.
I usually find barely on the ballot independents that are strong on border protections but huge on assisting those in need.
There are a few democratic points I struggle with which is what I will lay, rather than a list of conservative talking points because they usually bait this issues but do little about them.
Late term abortion: I honestly dislike abortion in general, but my mere personally wouldn't have one doesn't dictate another person. Nevertheless, I see abortion as fair in terms of rape or danger of life. If you are going to have one, I encourage it early. If you are 6 months along you might as well go to term and put the baby for adoption. At that point the fetus can feel pain, and I'm not okay with that.
Initially I wavered, and was going to vote third party, then Biden. Now I've decided not to vote. None of them have earned it, none of them are deserving of my vote. Suck it
That'll show 'em!