@sheewaass@GovPressOffice Oh, he's bad, but it's been going downhill for a *long* time. It's hard to say that the most recent specific person "ruined" something that was already covered in sh't.
@GovPressOffice Of course, in much of America that *isn't* California, they were below *$3* for nearly two years. With occasional dips below $2. So that's not nearly the flex you think it is.
"The CA average was only twice as much as other places!"
OK, Karen.
@YvetteCooperMP Thank you for publicly signing your name to the list of people aiming to destroy western civilization. That will make the clean up so much more orderly.
@sherlock_comms@GBPolitcs Since such things should account for 0.0% of all arrests, it's an infinitely larger proportion than it should be. That seems rather significant.
In fact, by your own argument, it would be reasonable to arrest *you* for posting misinformation... Significant enough now?
@stepfanie@ThomasSowell > how Bill doesn't see that is beyond me [...] there's no other explanation at this point
Not quite correct.
Think of who he interacts with all day, every day, save for a very few people whom he has on the show.
He's in a bubble. No one he talks to has a different opinion.
@stepfanie@ThomasSowell "Yeah, look Bill, if you're going to ask me a question you have to actually shut the fuck up and let me answer it, Or I'm going to stand up and walk out. Make the call."
@JayWalksWasHere@elonmusk It's unreasonable because "rolling out broadband" *isn't the federal government's job*. Please quote the portion of the Constitution which could even vaguely justify it. Obviously they didn't have internet, but even the usual go to of "interstate commerce" doesn't work.
@DJFreedomRocket You got a link for that one? I mean, not that I'm particularly shocked that any judge these days thinks that Judicial actually runs Executive, but I'm collecting stories about this nonsense, and Google isn't coming up with this one.