@muppet_media@TorstenBell Maybe, though automation often results in a net increase in jobs (albeit different ones). I think the offshoring of manufacturing and increased competition from China (China joined the WTO in 2000) was probably a bigger factor.
@Samfr I often wonder the extent to which fear of violent retribution shaped the response of key Republican figures towards Trump in the years since the Capitol insurrection. I'm concerned about how the threat of mob violence is becoming a serious factor in political decision making.
@ThePowerTest @Samfr@ayeshahazarika I'm surprised you haven't done an episode on education and skills yet! Other than the excellent ep. on Higher Education.
@Timothy03154506 @BritainElects There's often a swing away from incumbent councillors, as residents get frustrated with local issues like potholes or bin collections or what have you. Local elections are a poor way of determining GE voting intention, not least as turnout is so low.
@steviebsmullet@ennuini @ARadDocDates @TomiLahren That USPS worker is a paid actor, and a bad one at that. If there's some nationwide conspiracy which involves the entire postal system don't you think there would be a few more whistleblowers, with you know... actual evidence?
@ThatLegitATrain@HKrassenstein@realDonaldTrump These numbers are months out of date. I find it hilarious that the creator of this misinformation included a link to the source at the bottom which disproves it ๐
@sauce_opossum "Two bullets hit each other before they could reach anyone, resulting in everyone being safe in the end". Well not exactly, those bullets are from the Battle of Gallipoli where over 100,000 died...