@flconstruct only because this vigilante mindset among leftists is directly responsible for the murder of Antonio Mays Jr. in 2020, and will continue to have consequence
i think you are seriously brain damaged if you think that "prison justice," which is extrajudicial murder and often also rape, comes from a place of humanism. the aryan brotherhood is not protecting Women and Girls when it sends a lifer to earn another teardrop
Papi Steak at Fontainebleau $1000 Beef Case features a 55oz MS9 pure blood Australian Wagyu Tomahawk with the most insane presentation ever. What do you think?
"Yea, it's gonna cost 1.8 gabazillion dollars per screw, and we can only make 7 of them a year so don't even bother asking for more until 2042...
now sign the fucking contract"
What’s with these guys and restaurant reservations? What’s this market, $30M a year? Why is every AI sales pitch now obsessed with restaurant reservations? how many people are struggling with this problem on a weekly basis? A few thousand at most? Enough with the reservations!
Right wingers: Billionaires aren’t the problem it’s actually trans people and immigrants
Billionaire: I am literally evil. I am not joking. I love being evil.
A secret CIA contract with Steve Jobs in the late 1980s may have saved his career and laid the foundation for Apple's success in subsequent decades, according to journalist Sharon Weinberger. She confirmed the long-rumored relationship for her new book "Valley of Death: How Big Tech Is Fueling the Future of War," which details the history of Silicon Valley's entanglement with the U.S. national security apparatus.
After Jobs was forced out of Apple in the mid-1980s, he founded a new computer company called NeXT that was struggling to find a market for its expensive machines. That's when the CIA placed a major order with NeXT that effectively saved the company and bought Jobs enough time to mount a successful comeback to Apple in 1996.
"The operating system from NeXT became the operating system for modern Apple products," says Weinberger. "So the argument I would hear from people both inside that company and inside the intelligence community was the CIA effectively saved Jobs and saved Apple."
@dduhnzoe i understand it might seem like backtracking but when i wrote that i considered it to be so obviously facetious that it might come off as callous. but more importantly, it's a moot point, because critically nobody is killing anyone in this situation
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completely reasonable to see legal means as insufficient to protect women from assault and abuse. a consequence of patriarchy, rather than an inherent flaw in legalism. the solution is not a reign of blood where gangs of vigilantes string people up in trees