It doesn’t matter if it makes sense or not, the fans will adopt it and parrot it and believe it with their whole heart. We are gonna see lots of shit blamed on dei and going to start hearing it in casual political conversations constantly soon.
The full scope of the administration’s review was spelled out in a 51-page spreadsheet sent to federal agencies and viewed by The Associated Press. Each line was a different government initiative, from pool safety to tribal workforce development to special education.
Officials were directed to answer a series of yes or no questions for every item on the list, including “does this program promote gender ideology?” or “does this program promote or support in any way abortion?” Responses are due by Feb. 7.
This is where my heart sank. This article is so long but this blip and the conclusion points to what is really going down.
Here we go again
How is that virtue signaling? I assigned no morality to it just joking that it’s another thing to worry about, add it to the list. All these replies are the ones projecting some sort of judgement
I didn’t say or even imply men are bad, there is a lot of projection on my silly little comment.
Oh great another thing for women to be self conscious about
What? Costco is considered a legitimately good company to work for even at the lowest entry level jobs with pay above minimum wage and benefits offered that many similar jobs wouldn’t. I literally have never stumbled on any Costco negativity until now so is this like just some general hate to anything large and successful in capitalism ? Did I miss something and just only know the propaganda? It doesn’t even have the same economic displacement as Walmart for example, because it requires a membership, has limited variety of options for anything on your list that they carry and you also have means and desire to pay for in bulk. Generally people don’t do all their shopping at costco/Sam’s club (latter of which IS owned by Walmart)
This is so 2000 and late I mean it has been 10 years
You’re like 12% of the population who will understand that hypocrisy immediately
Source: my ass
I dont disagree at all. But there is more to this I think because of this
After returning to the White House, a reporter asked Trump for his reaction to the sermon. At least initially, he offered relatively muted criticism. “I didn’t think it was a good service,” the Republican said. “They can do much better.”
Then hours later he posted his rant. You can use your imagination for because it sounds exactly like AI wrote something from one of his tweets.
But there was a larger context to his latest online tantrum.
For example, Trump wasn’t the only Republican who was quick to target the bishop. Fox News personalities appeared eager to villainize her — Laura Ingraham described the sermon as “the rantings of a lunatic” — and GOP Rep. Mike Collins of Georgia called for Budde, an American citizen, to be “added to the deportation list.”
Seems more like trump was following the leader.
They are watering down the impact the word “deportation” has for the public so that they can get away with more. That is what is actually happening.
The price of food is going up because corporations want to maximize profit and WILL make the consumer eat the cost and feel the outrage because the lowest paid employees want a somewhat sustainable wage and not be on welfare while still working 40+ hours a week however they can.
Rising wages does not need to be an indication of rising prices, instead they could be an indication a company is doing well. And that’s sorta how it works in startup businesses and stuff right? Eventually that stops because the people making the decisions are now too far removed from the lowest rung, depending how big they grow and how susceptible to greed.
Also among those pardoned was one of the riot’s most recognisable figures, Jacob Chansley, the self-styled QAnon Shaman, who was released from jail in 2023 after serving 27 months of his 41-month jail sentence.
He told the BBC that he heard the news from his lawyer while he was at the gym.
He added: “I walked outside and I screamed ‘freedom’ at the top of my lungs and then gave a good Native American war cry.”
Excuse me what??? What the actual fuck, he was at the gym? These fuckers do not hear themselves and have no sense of irony or shame. Eta: unclear, meant he already has freedoms many don’t and he certainly did not deserve
I cannot fathom why you would have so many beans in the office. And queso cheese???
He’s just jealous Gina is bigger than his
And it’s somehow +2 armour and +1 stealth???
That’s so cool thank you for sharing this little tidbit :)
I’m glad you have that particular skill, but it absolutely has very little to do with irate customers. That’s more like what makes it a shitty day at the job vs having a shitty job.
Also idk how much variety of people you have had to meet in your career but I venture to guess they are all generally the same socioeconomic backgrounds, education, etc. When you work with the public it is different, the pool is larger and more random, you may learn new ways people can be fucking weird.
You don’t memorize the page number, you just sort of remember where you are and find it
Controversial but when it actually IS essentially just “for spending money” part time work, is retail that bad? You have the psychological benefits of seeing new people, having consistent relationships, helping others, physical activity, a routine, and anything else that working may bring to your social calendar. Oh and waaaay less responsibility and pressure.
Cause it is essentially working for mental health reasons instead of financial. It is a lot easier to walk away then as soon as mental health is compromised!
Completely off topic but made me think of the conditions 911 dispatchers have to work under. Both are extremely critical jobs where mistakes can really cost lives and not in the “I thought a bag of skittles was a gun” mistake