I’m fairly certain this was the original goal when the country was founded and the idea of states rights, but at some it feels like things got flipped on their heads.
Amongst other things: a Civil War.
I’m fairly certain this was the original goal when the country was founded and the idea of states rights, but at some it feels like things got flipped on their heads.
Amongst other things: a Civil War.
The Age of Disclosure is currently available worldwide to rent or purchase on Prime Video.
So this is an ad for something on Amazon.
You registered on Lemmy just for this? Or were you arguing with one of those users while on another account?
Coincidences happen so I thought I'd wander in and ask.
I did a similar thing except it was a real interview I went to and then I took that job.
I am willing to bet it was used during construction of the surrounding area, if not just the parking lot. Stockpiling materials, construction office mobile, maybe a concrete slurry pan or a wheel wash station. Might've just have been where heavy machinery was stored during grading and laying foundation phases.
Psycholonials features very heavy clown imagery, including direct references to the Insane Clown Posse. This is a continuing trend in most if not all of Hussie's work, and should worry all of us.
Fuckin' magnets man.
/NASA scientist, nodding.
I feel this. I used to work in a 1970s era courthouse building. Dimly lit and filled with archive boxes. Winding deadend corridors. My cubicle was undeniably my private workspace. Only office environment I kinda miss.
The quad-plex half-cubicle shared workspace that office moved to was garbage. A leading factor in my eventual departure actually. Work environment means a lot. Nothing beats remote work though.
It can also be shorthand for apolitical. Like the kind if people with zero political knowledge or engagement beyond knowing they aren't conservative like their parents or hometowns were.
The nice thing is there are starting to be better comedians on the set.
This has been internet community stuff since internet, honestly. Small websites run by a dozen school friends can wind up with this. Reddit, from my understanding, was always rife with it.
The decentralized nature of Lemmy means a lot of people curating their own communities. Walled gardens are a feature, not a bug. As long as the federation aspects are held together the ecosystem can self correct by letting those communities isolate, either internally or externally.
Just try not to take the walls personally, even when they are. We all run into them sometimes.
Inherent rage at corrupt systems.
But I am no longer really an anarchist like I was in ny youth. Too much of a socialist these days. The statism got me.