

That person is stupid. Like, profoundly. They cannot escape their self constructed cage of emotions.
I’m so tired of emotionally stunted, intellectually incurious, fools ruining the world for everyone.
That person is stupid. Like, profoundly. They cannot escape their self constructed cage of emotions.
I’m so tired of emotionally stunted, intellectually incurious, fools ruining the world for everyone.
I don’t drive anymore because I live someplace with transit and sidewalks, but when I drove I always signalled turns. Low effort, high safety.
This is true. People are bad at crisis and it’s not something a set of skills you can easily practice. I do think some hobbies probably help- some stressful video games, some sports and sporting-like things like paintball- but on the whole a lot of people live pretty simple lives where the most surprising, stressful, thing to happen is they almost burned their microwave popcorn. Nothing wrong with that, but sometimes it leads to disappointing behavior
Eventually someone is going to shoot some DOGE agents dead and I won’t be mad.
I don’t think retail theft is as big as retailers claim ( https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/18/business/retail-shoplifting-shrink-walgreens/index.html ) , but even if it was it’s still not even close
In 2012, there were 292,074 robberies of all kinds, including bank robberies, residential robberies, convenience store and gas station robberies, and street robberies. The total value of the property taken in those crimes was $340,850,358. By contrast, the total amount recovered for the victims of wage theft who retained private lawyers or complained to federal or state agencies was at least $933 million in 2012. This is almost three times greater than all the money stolen in robberies that year. Further, the nearly $1 billion successfully reclaimed by workers is only the tip of the wage-theft iceberg, since most victims never sue and never complain to the government.
https://www.epi.org/publication/wage-theft-bigger-problem-forms-theft-workers/
If you need help visualizing scale, revisit https://dbkrupp.github.io/1-pixel-wealth/
Pay people more work and have them do dignified jobs (ie: not making them pee in a bottle) and you’d have more people working.
Treat people like shit and crash the global economy, not so much.
But it’s not like conservatives care about making sense of being consistent. Hang mike johnson.
Wage theft is bigger than all other theft combined, but your coworkers probably aren’t nearly so upset about that.
You all see that article that said there’s a study saying at least a third of Americans are okay with musk being murdered? Shit like this is going to goose those numbers.
Right?? I’m like, didn’t you learn anything in high school history? But then I know that conservatives have been attacking education for decades, and a lot of people just kind of slept through school.
I think a lot of people are legitimately too stupid to understand harm reduction and multi step processes. It’s like that SpongeBob meme with Patrick’s wallet, except it ends in incalculable sorrow.
Another reason “I’m a rugged individual don’t tell me what to do” people are absolute fools.
Benefitting from untold quantities of rules and regulations, thinking it’s all their personal merit, wanting to swing an axe at the branch they’re sitting on.
I’ve had people tell me that “the market” would solve the problem is people were selling tainted food. idiots.
Maybe saint Luigi will visit us.
I don’t think we’re going to see any lasting improvements unless the Republicans are forcibly removed from power.
It’s about in-group membership. In-group loyalty to trump is supreme, followed by Republican party, with American a distant third.
It’s not about values or internal consistency. It’s about belonging.
People are kind of stupid and lazy, and if there’s no immediate benefit for doing something or punishment for skipping it, they’ll do whatever’s easiest. We’re all like this to some degree, in some contexts or other.
It is a little funny to me that some people just don’t have professional standards. I would make a good faith effort to respond completely to a work email because that’s the job. But I don’t think that’s it for a lot of people.
There’s a lot of ADHD and friends in the world, and a lot of it is untreated. They’re not skipping questions out of malice. They’re probably trying their best. Still failing, but trying. That counts for something.
A lot of people also don’t read well. They won’t likely show up on a texty medium like this, but they’re out there. It may be uncomfortable and embarrassing for them to try to read your email, especially if the level of diction is high and the vocabulary extensive. Most people are emotionally kind of fragile, and won’t put up with that shame for very long. I think that’s why a lot of people want to hop on a call or have a meeting when it could’ve just been an email. They can talk fine, but communicating in written words is harder.
I thought you were exaggerating that he’s 91. Our government has too many ancient farts, maybe.
Depends on how the assassination is done. If it’s a headshot on trump, Vance will likely be president. If someone flies an IED drone into the two of them and they both die in the explosion, that’s different.
Cool. Maybe they can have life in exile instead of the firing squad the rest of the republican party deserves.
Every day I hope that someone will shoot everyone working at DOGE, and all the republicans, but people tell me peaceful revolution is actually more effective long term. I don’t know if we really have a long term to work with, but that’s what I’m told.
Yeah the tutorial fight isn’t a “you should win easy-peasy” like some games. But it’s also not like Genichiro in Sekiro where you’re supposed to lose. I wonder if GGG published a breakdown of deaths to the boss. I think I cleared him four times on four characters and never died to him, but I also play a lot of this kind of game. (Unlike Musk, who is a fraud)
We should get rid of the republicans. We know who they are and where they live.