![](https://lemm.ee/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Fhexbear.net%2Fpictrs%2Fimage%2Fc925444d-df8c-4d97-a929-4c21a7a737da.webp)
![](https://lemm.ee/api/v3/image_proxy?url=https%3A%2F%2Fhexbear.net%2Fpictrs%2Fimage%2F088f6b5e-f4d7-4860-95d9-e1f7728d3dd3.jpeg)
Okay so just kill all the Republican court justices first, appoint new ones and have them rule the act an official one, then drone strike Mar-a-Lago. Simple.
Okay so just kill all the Republican court justices first, appoint new ones and have them rule the act an official one, then drone strike Mar-a-Lago. Simple.
Here’s the thread, they’re actually contemplating it lol.
and I do not mean to bring about struggle sessions with this question
That’s exactly what’s going to happen and I kind of doubt you were totally unaware of that fact.
So, this means Biden could totally just order Trump killed right now and it’d be 100% legal.
Woooo I love you guys!
It’s a public space where you can drink alcohol for relatively cheap.
IDK, maybe it’s not as common as I think it is, but personally I often feel a weird urge to just get the fuck out of my apartment and be in a public space. Even if I don’t actually socialize or do anything interesting, just nice to like, be out of my room. And sometimes that takes the form of a walk in the park or whatever, but later in the day I guess I just like getting a beer in a cool little basement room with mood lighting.
Uhhh, have you considered that I want to get drunk while listening to a bad cover band of 40 year olds play 80s hits and then stumble to a shrimp taco shack before taking the bus home to pass out with my pants still on? Checkmate liberal!
“Prison slave labor builds homes”
No landlord wants new housing build. And prison labor is rarely used in residential construction, or really construction at all.
Treating housing as an investment is the real culprit of the current housing affordability crisis. Banks sold people on the idea that a house isn’t just place to live but an investment, and people want their investment to appreciate in value, which by nature means it has to get more expensive. There is a natural incentive for current housing owners to restrict supply to inflate value, this is true both of a company like Blackrock that owns thousands of homes, your local residential property kulak who owns two apartment buildings and a laundromat, and your grandpa and grandma who own a 3 bed room and plan on selling it to retire to Daytona Beach.
Fukkkkkk you! I will SSpell things how I want!
“Nothing is to be Done: Burning Questions on What Booze to Drink”
-V.I. Lenin
It’s an aesthetic. And yes aesthetics are political, but I think this is one of those ones that can go either way, in fact I feel that way about most “Punk” genres. There’s been progressive and reactionary cyberpunk, steampunk, whatever.
Some of solar punk seems to be “hey what if we did Soviet brutalist commie blocks but with more greenery”, so a more naturalistic and whimsical version of dense, organized, urban-proletariat society, which I think is kinda cool. Other times it looks more like an idealized version of what “techno-feudalism” would look like, a quaint, pastoral, sustainable version of being petite-bourgeois.
Who are our “bourgeoise masters” in this scenario?
Not according to Ulysses who never watched it.
And Ulysses media takes are always right, if you disagree you’re a treat chaser.
I’d like to see a UlyssesT AI write an episode of hit TV show Barry.
I doubt if Medicare-For-All got passed the American Bourgeois would be like “well we were holding back on the imperialism up till now, but since I gotta treat the core plebs a bit better I’m gonna ramp this shit up!”
They’re already not holding back.
why are all the surveyors drunk 5 year olds?
Alcoholism plagued our republic
If your disability actually impairs your ability to fulfill a responsibility, it’s not ableist to say you shouldn’t be given that responsibility.
It wouldn’t be ableist of me to say a blind person should be made a bus driver.
Hot Take: Yeah kinda. One issue with modern surveillance is it gives you TOO MUCH data, to the point it gets hard to analyze.
From left to right: food factory, distillery, art museum, communist party headquarter, secret police station, small hotel
A possibility so high it borders on certainty.