Because it’s a chance to tacitly insult the late George Floyd, his family and friends, all his supporters, the ‘other team’, and the entire anti-racism movement that has pissed them off so much. They’re not going to pass up an opportunity like that.

They’re not even going after a private company. They are going after one (now) ex-employee.

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I didn’t know ABC still existed, or that Kimmel was on them.

I’m kind of hoping the likes of Colbert, Kimmel, and Meyers move to Canada and keep on broadcasting their stuff on a new Internet-only streaming network. I don’t agree with all of their jokes and content, but they provide an invaluable counterpoint. And at least up there they will be a lot more free.

Also, how long before this administration comes for The Daily Show.

There’s are still some consumer TVs out there that allow you to use the green without an Internet connection. Although they are kinda rare these days.

Sony Bravia. Because I just did this last year. My old TV was also a Bravia, and it lasted about 15 years. One big selling feature for me was that you can set it up as either a smart TV, or a ‘basic’ TV that doesn’t require an Internet connection and doesn’t pester you for one.

Archived link to article.

So what does “a peaceful national divorce” entail? Because that’s article doesn’t really elaborate on it.

Do they want to relocate anyone they deem to be the enemy to the West Coast and then ‘build a wall’ down the Rockies? That sounds closest to a national divorce to me. But I suspect their version would involve ‘removing’ people they dislike while ceding no territory.

The messages in the car windows in that thumbnail… “RIP Charlie Kirk” and then “choose kindness”.

Kirk was frequently saying intolerant things about people he deemed to be his team’s enemies. Which could account for the majority of the population. I agree with some others that it was wrong that he was assassinated. But his legacy must not be sugar-coated, and we shouldn’t pretend that he didn’t say some hurtful stuff to mostly innocent people.

Unilever probably owns all the copyrights on their flavors, and maybe on dinner other stuff like production processes.

Surely they kind of knew what they were getting themselves into back in 2000 when they sold their company to Unilever? I know that was 25 years ago now. But multinational corporations have been acting this is way for a long time.

So that’s how he and Melania got together?

All the heinous things their leadership has done over the years… all the horrible actions that have resulted in death and harm to people… And this is a bridge too far?! Eesh.

New Yorkers love to be told what to do, so I’m sure this will go well. /s

Are the also moving the Epstein Files to Alabama?

Yeah, he has some.

• He strongly believes in the sanctity of marriage between a man and his couch.
• He believes people with darker skin or non-Caucasian features are disgusting and should be banished from the county (…except his own kids).
• He believes that memes featuring him with a bald head and a goofy baby-like face hurt his thin-skinned, insecure ego and therefore are bad for the country.
• He believes that eyeliner is completely okay if you’re the VP, but if you identify as male or trans and your name isn’t JD Vance then it should be banned.
• He believes that Putin destroying American democracy is perfectly acceptable, to the point that ‘Vladdy Daddy’ should be eagerly assisted from inside the Whitehouse.

He’s the wrong kind of American. The ‘America First’ manta mantra only applies to straight, white, protestant Christian conservative Americans. Anyone outside of that narrow window is the enemy to those pushing this dogma.

Or it’s being able to enjoy comfort.

Right?!.. It was clearly Hesgeth!

He’s nothing if not a political opportunist. Really hoping a better candidate starts gaining traction though.