Happy to oblige, but respectfully I think we should let China, Guatemala, Indonesia, Cuba, the Congo, Dominican Republic, Peru, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Lebanon, Grenada, Libya, Nicaragua, Iran, Panama, Iraq, Kuwait, Somalia, Bosnia, Sudan, Afghanistan and Serbia have a go at it first.

(this is a list of countries the US has bombed since WW2)

I feel like this might be counter-productive.

lol

“In the next decade” seems slow. I’m sure it’s not a simple or straightforward process, and maybe that’s just how long these things take, but at the rate the US is degenerating…

Well what a pleasant surprise.

This cartoon is relevant far too often.

On the contrary, conceding that they won is not my point at all. I’m not even conceding that we have to play by their rules.

Yeah, I vote when the opportunity comes along, but I don’t expect it to accomplish anything substantial. Real change will happen when we get organized enough to actually threaten the ruling class.

Ah right, “”“tomatoes”“”

You guys don’t have black lights in your kitchens?

Oh for sure some people are getting rich, but do you think openai will ever be profitable?

Someone’s got to be left holding the bag when the bubble bursts

Can you imagine…not gouging people for medicine.

The US is an incredibly fucked up place, when this is a novel idea.

The billionaires have owned all the significant political parties for a long time.

What’s with the dim purple lighting? So ominous.

Yeah…the whole thing is incredibly short-sighted, and that’s being charitable.

The capitalists have such a raging hard-on at the thought of not having to pay workers, they don’t want to listen to anyone who might give them a dose of reality.

I love how antifa is their favorite boogeyman. Just quietly admitting to being fascists all along.

I think it’s the greatest sunk cost fallacy the world has yet seen.

“We’ve poured trillions of dollars into this, and convinced a bunch of people it’s going to fundamentally transform humanity, so it MUST be a good idea!”

None of them want to be the first to admit that it was a bad bet.

Ok now I want to start randomly calling vehicles “space machines”

Yeah…and I think there’s also a chunk of the non-techie population who are getting by with just their phones now.

I’ve just installed Mint as well. I am, perhaps, slightly more nerdy, but I’m also short on time to tinker with things, so it’s really nice to have a super simple setup process, with stuff like Spotify and discord just a click away. Now I just need to settle on a solution for graphic design/illustration software.

Given that the US has like a zillion missiles pointed at China, “threatening defence supply chains” sounds like a very good move, and I don’t know why it took this long.