

Maybe citizens should start buying location data on Kash Patel, Hegseth, Vance, Thiel, Ellison, etc. You know, so everyone knows where they are at all times in case they want to thank them forcall the good work they’re doing.


Maybe citizens should start buying location data on Kash Patel, Hegseth, Vance, Thiel, Ellison, etc. You know, so everyone knows where they are at all times in case they want to thank them forcall the good work they’re doing.
SGI and MPI are both Canadian crown corporations. SGI for sure offers home insurance.


if everyone is bullied, then I take they won’t mind if some people drop by to bully them? I have some free time.


And can be overridden by Beijing as needed?


I didn’t see anything in the article, so can anyone tell me if it happened to also feed data to the current crop of greedy info-vampires? Who developed it and what network and data systems it fed through? I know it was “the government” and I also know that usually means an outside vendor developed it under an RFP.


When I was young (late 1970s), “How’s it hangin’?” was actually a common greeting. Not usually to strangers, granted, but pretty common.


Some nations’ intelligence organizations are infamous for false flag activities to help with justification for their country’s aggressive activities, and two of those nations are currently involved in massive military attacks on Iran. So, while Iran does have a Russia-like tendency to go after individual enemies in foreign countries, that is not the only plausible explanation. One could argue both alternate suspect nations are fascist with a desire to justify attacks and invasions on other countries.


Maybe Israel has been spending to much time with Donny the deadbeat lately.


Sometimes it seems like it is less “protect the children” as it is “keep the children unsullied for the pedophile overlords” that is just being packaged as “protect the children.” It also seems like the aspiring overlord class wants to track all of the desired slave class to reduce the chances of guillotines. But a lot of how it’s allowed to take hold (in the west, at least) is because of the Abrahamic cult programming so many people still get while they’re too young to look at it critically.
I recognize I come across as a raving conspiracy nut. Perhaps more sedately, I would phrase it this way: the use of heavily hierarchical mythology in early childhood installs belief systems that make the population much more likely to be eager to live within hierarchical social environments that serve the agendas of those best positioned to run, control, and benefit from a hierarchical world. And the mythology positions an unsullied, pure child as highly valued, making both “protect the children” effective, and making “violate the unsullied to prove your power” desirable goals and easy manipulations.
Either way, any long-term solution is more likely to come from eliminating that hierarchical mythology before critical thinking is developed than any kind of universal ID, or the ridiculous OS level age API California is trying to force into play.
Sorry for the rant.
Here I thought it was going to say morning people, i.e., those who comment early in the day, are more likely to make hate comments.


Since the average income for poor families dropped from 40 shillings a week to between 7 and 10 shillings a week, I would hardly say I am assuming a conclusion. And I was saying we now have to make sure social support systems are in place to prevent those huge increases in poverty in the short to medium term.
The economy certainly tanked for poor people, which might help explain the riots in 1826. Granted, the FSA have been working for years to dismantle, denigrate, and stigmatize their social support systems, but just because American corporate capitalist driven economic propaganda leads to those behaviours doesn’t mean other countries who actually care about building a cooperative citizenry can’t focus on preventing what can be predicted.


I am pointing put a lot of people ended up worse off while capital hoarders benefitted from new technology, and it will happen again if we don’t take it into account. The parasitic class has worked hard to dismantle the support systems of the workers they leech from and there is little to no forward planning on behalf of the same workers who will be displaced again. The economy is going to tank like it did then, allowing the parasites to amass a greater hoard and any benefits that trickle down to the regular citizens will have the same stale urine smell it always does.


How many average workers ended up unemployed and in crippling poverty while the capital owners benefited from the mechanical loom? How much retraining and help into new industries occurred, as opposed to worker exploitation and increases in shareholder profit?
GDP growing while payroll shrinks is a very clear marker that ever fewer employees are being more and more exploited for corporate gain.


What made you not use the web for your banking? Is the app 100% required? I use the web interface (forcing desktop version) for mine on graphene with no issues.


Are you talking about protecting american monopolies that shouldn’t exist? Or are you buying/spewing heritage talking points?


Why stop at subminimum wage? They should give people the option to work for free as, what do you call that again? Oh yeah, slaves. Republicans like the idea of those, right?


So you’re saying you think it’s a good idea, you just are unable to think of viable funding sources?


I am going to need some explanations. First, they say there are 510 dwellings per 1000 adults, and then they say there are 1017 dwellings per 1000 households. In the first number, that requires more than two adults per dwelling. That deems like we haven’t hit demand yet, let alone surplus. The second numbers are only possible if there are hundreds of thousands of extra adults beyond a couple in most households. Or hundreds of thousands of homeless adults. None of those imply to me any kind of surplus. So I don’t see a source of downward pressure based on over supply. If those 17 dwellings per thousand households are sitting empty, and we have homeless people, then either those 17 are uninhabitable, or they are unaffordable relative to the mode or median incomes.
Why doesn’t increasing affordable supply help solve that issue?
The solution suggestions do make sense, it is the argument that there isn’t a supply shortage that has missing pieces.


I also grew up in Saskatchewan, and I make the exact same arbitrary distinction.
You talk to dead people?