today in subtweets I am begging, begggggiiinnnnggggg, that if you just found out about a sport or sporting event for the first time yesterday you do not, in fact, need to tweet declarative statements about it. It's ok to not tweet!
During the World Cup it was really easy to tell who our True Posters were because of how many started tweets "I don't watch soccer at all but..." and then lay out their thoughts because the idea of not being a part of *every* conversation makes them break out in hives.
Kylian Mbappé on why he refuses to promote sports betting:
“Sports betting is destructive. It has ruined the lives of some people I know. That's why I refused to appear in sports betting advertisements. Many of us come from the suburbs, and it destroys the lives of countless people there.”
A powerful stance from one of football's biggest stars.
Alright it must be asked but is Jude Bellingham now the best looking great athlete of the past twenty five years? (Not interested in discussing old dudes) it’s him or Brady.
Among the many failings of this shallow and trite nonsense, McCardle fails to mention French don’t need as much ready cash as Americans because we have to pay for so so so so so so much more out of pocket. Things like health care and good schools. It matters a lot!
“Living in France is the upscale American daydream,” @asymmetricinfo says.
“What’s a little harder to imagine is looking around me and thinking, ‘Yeah this place is definitely poorer than Mississippi.’ But when you look at GDP statistics, that’s actually what they seem to say.”
🔗 Watch the full analysis on the Reasonably Optimistic podcast: https://t.co/2yAM1uPzbN
Only the libertarian mind can compare Mississippi and France and walk away being like “these to me are the same, well maybe Mississippi is a little better”
Also…fun thing about GDP per capita is that it is just a simple average. So it can’t tell the difference between a society with high inequality and a society with low inequality. Like for example the USA and France
@Cognitived My grandpas is from Victoria I grew up in Seattle, i went to school in Bellingham. I know Vancouver very well! It's among my very fav cities in the world!
Megyn Kelly is basically the personification of this Matt Bors comic except in the first panel have the woman saying “It is the summer of 2017 and i would prefer to watch something other than Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly on NBC”
Megyn sends a message to the Haitians who lost their TPS today:
"Go home! Get out! We know our country is better than yours. That's because we filled it with our work ethic, culture, and values. You being here only dilutes it for us... GO BACK TO FUCKING HAITI!"
We first met last summer and I had heard he was a fan. I was trying to get a feel for what parts he had listened to, and he was like “no no I listen in real time. I listened to the last Martian Revolution episode as soon you posted it last week.” He’s legit one of us
Revolutions podcast fans should know that @bradlander is a huge Revolutions podcast fan and we are the founding members of a two-person mutual appreciation society. My man is a good egg