one of the saddest moments of life: realizing there is no special bridge over a river for oxen in England. In fact "Ox-Bridge" refers to elite universities. No oxes involved, very few bridges.
i'm not saying it should be the gold standard, but once you start asking "does this publication have a narrower range of perspectives and coverage than Haaretz?" about North American outlets it's really hard to shake the questioni'm not saying it should be the gold standard, but once you start asking "does this publication have a narrower range of perspectives and coverage than Haaretz?" about North American outlets it's really hard to shake the question
"I won't vote unless my very specific, personal requirements for your platform are met, period" is baby-brain engagement for lazy assholes. You don't bend the will of the machine when you withhold your vote, you give them permission to ignore everything you say from that point forward.
There’s a specific kind of person online who’s very vocal that they won’t vote for Harris under any circumstances for Left reasons and then gets mad when the Harris campaign tries to get moderate Republicans to vote for her and it’s like, well, where else can they get votes from if you’re closed?
inching nearer and nearer to becoming a single issue voter and that single issue is "get american strategic aerospace and defense assets out of this guy's fucking hands immediately"
going to hell from Oklahoma is a major zipcode and quality of life upgrade, though, so kinda happy for him.
First day in the lake of fire and everyone's asking what you're in for and you have to say "I spent $3.3m in state money on bibles endorsed by Donald Trump and the 'God Bless The USA' guy in my capacity as a public employee." All the demons rolling their hideous eyes like "look at this dork."
This one is really funny. What a funny thing to go to hell for.
Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters is looking to supply the state Department of Education with 55,000 Bibles. Out of 2,900 Bibles, only one fits Walters’ criteria: The Trump Bible.
Bibles endorsed by former President Donald Trump cost $60 each online, with Trump receiving fees for his endorsement.
I'm so worn down, all I can really do is just kind of sigh. From 2016 - 2020, the number of people who acted like I had joined the ranks of conspiracy theorists because I said that Trump wanted to do exactly what this Rolling Stone piece said he wanted/wants to do was real hell on my mental health