If you’ve spent the last several days watching prominent conservatives accuse young men of tongue-kissing communism because they complained that life has become unaffordable, let us assure you that you’ve not stumbled into a Babylon Bee headline. Hold up. Maybe you have, because they’re actually on that side these days. Regardless, reality really has become this stupid. Apparently, somewhere along the way, wanting to own a modest three-bedroom home before Medicare kicks in became Marxism, and wondering why groceries now require a small business loan has become “class warfare.” Suggesting that a young husband shouldn’t need three jobs and sell a kidney on eBay just to keep his family afloat became evidence that he secretly dreams of nationalizing Chipotle.
An alarming (but predictable) number of conservative commentators immediately preached the same tired sermon. “Stop whining. Eat ramen. Learn to cook. Work harder. You’re doing life wrong. The market has spoken. Only communists complain about prices.” Dan Crenshaw, the NeoCon warmonger who invented the term “Woke Right,” before James Lindsay stole it and acted like it was his, was the guy who said to “Eat Ramen.” This is the guy who voted to give $61 billion to Ukraine, $26 billion to Israel, and voted to raise the government debt ceiling in the “Fiscal Responsibility Act.” That’s right - when the government went into debt paying for trans-kitty fashion shows in Morocco and subsidizing the National Institute for Immersive Mime Performance, Crenshaw raised the debt ceiling and called it “fiscal responsibility.” That one-eyed tax pirate is telling you to eat goyslop and be grateful.
Homes really do cost dramatically more relative to income than they once did. Groceries really are eating a bigger share of your paycheck. Insurance really is outrageous. Starting a family really is more financially intimidating than it was a generation ago. None of that is communist propaganda. It’s called “noticing things.”
Man.
If you don't see how awful Lauren, Brandy, Reilly, and Heather Scott are after this week, you can't be helped.
Who craps on a group raising money for shooting heroes and victims?
Really bad people.
Just a flock camera pointed right at a gun store parking lot.
It's definitely NOT for building a gun owner database for a gun grab.
They would never do that. #Flock#2A
FLORIDA DETECTIVE ARRESTED FOR USING FLOCK CAMERAS TO SPY ON HUSBAND’S EX-WIFEt
Brandy Almany used police surveillance tools and Flock street cameras to track her husband’s ex, running her plate dozens of times under fake investigation numbers.
She got arrested and fired, and now the whole county had to shut their cameras down.
Is anyone actually surprised by this misuse? 😏
Ever feel like you're being watched? You might be right.
But Flock Safety cameras aren't interested in you—unless you're a kidnapper, a thief, or up to no good.
@SulkinMaya dives into why people need to stop destroying tech that's actually stopping crime.