@RisingCCs@CensoredLeak People buy overpriced bottom of the barrel garbage like that Hyundai and get some sort of entitlement complex like they're unique or privileged. Fuckin' weird.
@ArtsyMarx1st That's how i learned almost everyone I would ever meet would be absolute garbage, with a few decent individuals thrown in to disorient me. I mean, I learned that just by attending public school, but retail work just reinforced it.
@NYCMayor Could also just use basic law already in place like the NYS Construction Industry fair play act to punish amazon for treating their contractors like employees. Pretty sure this has taken down some smaller firms.
The only positive thing about the Iran war heating up again is that Lindsey Graham won’t be around to enjoy it.
The bloodthirsty South Carolina senator breathed his last on Saturday, succumbing to what his office describes as “a brief and sudden illness” after a political career dedicated to promoting wars, airstrikes and proxy conflicts at every possible opportunity.
People have long poked fun at the hypocrisy of Lindsey Graham living as an obvious closeted gay man in a political party with a virulently anti-LGBTQ platform. I personally have always found Graham’s sexual attraction to men a lot less interesting than his sexual attraction to acts of mass military slaughter.
Ever since the death of Graham’s dear friend John McCain, nobody on Capitol Hill has been able to match his gleeful enthusiasm for the shredding of human bodies using high-priced war machinery. Wherever there was any debate about dropping bombs, launching missiles, toppling foreign governments, arming proxy forces, or imposing starvation sanctions, you could always count on Lindsey Graham to be the first and loudest voice arguing in favor of more death and destruction.
Graham has personally taken credit for persuading President Trump to begin the war with Iran. In the months leading up to his unexpected demise, the senator had advocated for direct US military interventionism in Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, Yemen, Nigeria, Lebanon, and Palestine, and had just returned from a trip to Kyiv promoting the US proxy war against Russia. He was literally pushing for more war and military expansionism until the very end of his life.
All the world’s worst people are publicly expressing their grief about the loss of their beloved war slut, from Trump to Benjamin Netanyahu to Itamar Ben-Gvir to Tom Cotton to Mike Huckabee. Meanwhile, everyone who’s not a warmongering psychopath is having a splendid day.
Of course we’re seeing imperial narrative managers like Piers Morgan wagging their fingers and chiding their audiences not to speak ill of the dead, but the hell with them. We’re not doing that. Politeness is not more important than Lindsey Graham’s victims. The liberal desire for propriety and nice feelings does not outweigh the importance of naming and shaming Graham’s frenetic scramble to murder as many human beings as he possibly could throughout his evil, miserable life.
Lindsey Graham is dead, and it is good that he is dead. May his omnicidal ideology soon join him in the arms of the cold, cold ground. May the insane, insatiable god he worshipped cease to gain recognition on this planet.
Lindsey Graham is dead. At least that’s one good thing. No matter what else happens today, they can’t take that away from us.
@Chinchillazllla Thanks. Fortunately I got the password reset function back. And I won't have to worry about the users that were already using their on-prem passwords for 365 against our advice, but whatever, my stomach is settling at last.
@Chinchillazllla If it makes you feel any better, I accidentally overwrote the passwords of 700 Microsoft O365 users on Tuesday afternoon, and at the same time disabled their ability to reset those passwords....I'll feel the fallout for weeks.
@USA_Comrade They came out about a year after i bought me Ranger. I would have loved to trade down, but the maverick used cost more than my ranger did new!