@calvinfroedge Are you calling people who lived through the Great Depression—with its bread lines and sky-high unemployment—weak because they demanded reforms and government support? You know people literally starved to death in the 1930…
@thealepalombo Your premise is horrendously flawed. Gulf states have a giant source of non-tax income from oil and state-owned enterprises and rely less on income tax. And almost all states in the upper right restrict individual freedoms. Yes, oil-rich police states are safe, who knew!
@moultano Food is also the central metaphor of the tale—the suitors are constantly described as “devouring his house” and so on. But I think you are correct that hunger was viewed as the central human condition underpinning social relations, power dynamics, and morality.
@DownHooligan@ryangerritsen Nobody cares about the knife particularly. The guy is a troll. You don’t want attention-seeking trolls with knives making videos in gyms.
@OddStats@glebbory Why the same, though? CSCO was perceived to have a near-monopoly on Internet infrastructure in a high growth sector; MU has competition.
MU pricing reflects this fact—no one expects them to be the only game in town over the next decade.
@CharlesHalaby@TheStalwart He once posted a picture of himself shirtless in workout clothes and people made fun of him for skipping leg day. And he is a gigantic asshole and scammer.