Life on Earth doomed to extinction.
Thank you for the valuable contribution, Tony.
Would you like to work in a factory for peanuts making basic goods previously made in China?
Manufacturing never left America. Aerospace, military, energy, etc. are alive and healthy, creating highly specialized and valuable jobs.
Trump wants to bring back people working for minimum wage (or way less if using prisoner labor) doing menial toaster assembly.
It's funny you think these are credible sources. Says more about you than it does Wikipedia, speaking of not having a clue.
Americans are insufferable. That can also be said.
I don't see the appeal beyond for children.
Nintendo reminds me of Disney more and more, pulling out the same old tired franchises for increasingly cynical cash grabs that prey on people's nostalgia.
Canada will respond Wednesday too. Could be where the "find out" phase really kicks into gear for America.
"Bombing will continue until departure is voluntary."
You're arguing with yourself, no one said anything about moral high ground but you. Get a life.
Yes. Apparently Elon paid for all his in-vitro babies to be male. You can see how having a trans daughter would be the end of the world to that kind of chud.
Fascist and supremely petty, what a glorious combo for our lovely neighbors. So happy for them.
Religious dogma does prevent critical thinking, actually. Secular places of learning are critical for the young and easily influenced to be able to develop their own belief structure, or lack thereof, without the influence of family or community exerting often overwhelming social pressure.
It gives them a secular place to grow interpersonally and develop their critical thinking skills without a literal shroud of dogma over their eyes.
Great non-sequitor. You're clearly not obsessed with a certain topic and shoving it into every unrelated conversation, are you?
Ah yes, because muslim family units are beacons of freedom, self-expression and feminism. No threats of shunning or violence, ever.
Pigs on a power trip, as American as apple pie.
Honestly not too bad from an understanding perspective but I'm finding there are clearly drawbacks to the federated model. All these spread out parallel communities on different instances with very little engagement. It feels very quiet compared to reddit, seemingly beyond just the smaller userbase.
I'm sure there's way less bot activity too, mind you. I was always blown away by all the /r/AITAH (and other) posts with thousands of comments responding to clearly AI-generated scenarios. Is it bots all the way down? Are people throwing away thousands of hours in aggregate engaging with these things? Puzzling.
"Turns out, Russia doesn't want to concede anything and demanded more Ukrainian land. Well, we tried. Clearly, it's high time for Ukraine to stop getting in the way of peace."
- Little Marco in a week
Same here. Between blocking all API workarounds and threatening me with a ban for upvotes, it seemed like high time to run a deletion script on my 16-year account and pack it up.