Maybe next time, Americans can nominate candidates who are willing to confront difficult issues facing the nation with solutions instead of (name calling/cackling laughter).
10/10
Trump/Harris poses a threat to American democracy via (destruction of norms and willingness to bend institutions/censoriousness and weaponization of political institutions), over which he/she has disqualified himself/herself as a suitable President.
9/10
@roderickgraham I don’t think that someone saying it is good, but I���d rather them say it publicly so they discredit themselves, can be argued against, and because protections are specifically for abhorrent speech. You don’t need a law protecting “the sky is blue”.
@wil_da_beast630 A number of the nordics rank above the US in economic and personal freedom - it would be hard to argue that more capitalism (we can debate the social safety net) would not benefit us here as well
@rasmansa This applies way beyond IQ - something like 75% of US drivers think that they drive better than average. It’s called illusory superiority. I think people struggle to admit to themselves they’re likely ~average in most areas
@Steinernomics@Noahpinion The government is paying ~300 billion dollars per year in interest on the debt. That could cover Sanders’ free college for all FOUR TIMES over, but instead, it’s payments in perpetuity that aren���t helping anyone!
@OfficialTRHL The original bill or rights was actually 12 amendments with free speech in the third (the first was ratio of representatives to population [never ratified] and the second was about pay in congress [became 27th amendment])
@NAChristakis He didn’t say “don’t get vaccinated”, he said “I don’t want to perform at venues that require proof of vaccination”. There’s a difference between opposing mandates and opposing vaccines