Thanks, but can I have that time back?

He walked in with it.

Carrying a sink into Twitter headquarters after he bought it. I honestly don’t even understand the joke. I assume he’s saying he was going to cut everything including the kitchen sink, or let this sink in, but neither is very funny.

The bickering isn’t helping. You both have a point, and I agree that more action is needed. Unfortunately, money rules all and protests are not effective in the US unless they are tied to financial outcomes. General strikes may be what it takes to actually yield change.

One is dead, so there’s that.

I didn’t bother to dive deeper because 4-chan, but is there a theme.

What even is greentext? 4-Chan reposts?

“Papers please”

They already did pull the passports of transgender people. Clearly you’re not paying attention.

Anyone else notice this being very similar to what Putin did when he termed out?

That’s like 1/3 of the US electorate.

Just like Russia.

The brain drain has already begun in the US, and it’ll be irreversible. 75% of US scientists polled are looking to leave for better research opportunities.

This is the lens through which I see his actions, too. I have one additional twist, which is if it doesn’t benefit him personally, it needs to go. Even if it’s replaced with something 10% the value, he now owns 100% of that 10%.

He doesn’t care. It’s grandstanding now that he tied his own hands with helping republicans pass a spending bill. It’s the reason everyone is upset with him. He had a perfect opportunity for leverage and pissed it away leading everyone to believe democrats are managed opposition and not a real party.

More performative bullshit from this administration. They basically do whatever plays best on Fox News.

The Big Short was the best thing to come out of that saga.

1920s?

Way too coherent to be real.

The Onion likely did it first. Regardless it’s funny either way.