@sircalebhammer I agree social media pushes us to discuss this on the dumbest terms, but all I see in that chart is 50% of Americans earning below the average cost of living. You lose to the right to complain about a narrow tax base, when you allow starvation wages
@NicolaKegel@HansMahncke No. Everyone needs to pay. Criminals are being punished with a higher security presence. The coworkers of the victim are being “rewarded” with the basic job protection that they can’t be fired for failing to put their life on the line over a train ticket
@HansMahncke A dude was beaten to death, the victim’s coworkers were assured they can’t be fired for refusing to risk their own over a train ticket, real security was hired to deal with dangerous customers, and it sounds like you losers are trying to spin that into the end of civilization
@Neuro24de@HansMahncke Really happy to see this as the top comment. You have to be such a loser to spin a basic worker protection - you can’t be fired for not putting your life on the line over a train ticket - into the collapse of western civilization
@JimMuessig@robbhaney@PaulBlume_FOX9@foster_type@FOX9@grok Are you too stupid to know you’re stupid? Are you a true believer? Do you know you’re too stupid to understand the facts, but think the people you voted for have some greater mastery? What stops a guy like you from worrying they might be a useful idiot? Is it just
@JimMuessig@robbhaney@PaulBlume_FOX9@foster_type@FOX9@grok One of those bullet points was for 96 incidents in MN. Honest question, why do dumb people like yourself feel the need to insert themselves into conversations they don’t understand?
@mikecarrozza@ragingmotelfire Film Scoring vs Soundtrack. That scene is transcendent, but Golden stands as a hit on its own. One of the greatest to ever win the award, maybe the best song in a kid’s movie ever, and you could make that argument for most of the songs in that movie
@Cubs81_ @Kazanjy@michaelharriot Thanks. Any idea what the academic decile is based on? SAT scores, GPA, standing within their school’s graduating class?
@Kazanjy@michaelharriot What are these axes supposed to represent? Also, why is the date range 2010-2015? Millennial college acceptance years would be roughly ‘98-‘14