Right sentiment, wrong solution.
You don’t fix workers’ problems by being a dick to them and making it hard for them to afford to live - you fix workers’ problems by inflicting the pain on the decision makers - employers and legislators.
As a supportive outsider, I’ll also throw in my 2c…
I’m not big on the need to carry, but I think it’s more important for the queer community now than ever.
Please exercise judgement as to whether it’s safe for you to carry - times are tough, and having easy access to means to end a life certainly isn’t a great idea for everyone.
If you do choose to carry, please spend some time at the range to ensure that you know what you’re doing. It’ll help keep both you and those around you safe if the need arises.
Get to know your neighbours, and get friendly if you can - you won’t know when you’ll need to rely on one another, and a little proactive kindness goes a long way - even if it does nothing more than shift their view of you to being “one of the good ones”.
Stay safe out there, folks ❤️
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What definition of fascism are you using? It sure as shit isn’t the dictionary or Eco’s - words have meaning.
That aside, there are 2 possible outcomes for this election - that’s a simple, mathematical reality. If you care about brown people, which of those two options will cause the death and suffering of far more of those people?
…but rather than lift a finger to actually help those you claim to care about, you’re going to throw them under the bus and empower the worse option because you can’t swallow your pride and vote for the lesser of two evils. An I right in thinking you’ll risk those peoples’ lives so that you can virtue signal with a Green vote?
They’re not currently in power. I’d like to keep it that way.
You don’t need the permission of a European kid to vote for the least shit option for your government and kick the can of fascism a little further down the road. The recent is close - the outcomes delivered by each candidate aren’t - you shouldn’t need encouragement to vote accordingly.
You can practically smell the classless, stateless, moneyless nature of their communist utopia.
I used to work adjacent to this space, and yeah - it’s certainly a thing, but from my understanding, it’s not particularly widely used, and where it is, it’s FAR more commonly used for assessing rep performance and the like rather than call queue triage.
Mostly, it’s just Schroedinger’s assholes.
If people like it, they were serious - if not, it was just a joke, bro.
Charging wealthier people higher prices and subsiding the less wealthy sounds great! I figure that with the profit motive, it’s all gone to shit though.
You mean the one that helps you unfuck things… after the OS has started having issues again.
I’ve tried arch (and preferred Endeavour), but found both needed too much attention - If you consider “operating system” a hobby, they’re perfect - the versatility is endless if you invest the time.
Personally, I want my OS to get out of the way and let me do what I want.
Is “it works” the average experience of an Arch user?
Edit: Folks, I know it wasn’t clear, but this was rhetorical. I love the passion that motivates all of you to share your personal experiences - it’s what keeps Linux moving forward… But you beautiful bastards need to chill.
There was also the fact that Hogan ratted out the wrestlers attempts to unionise, leading directly to the terrible working conditions that persist to this day… All because he liked being paid the most.
There’s a lot more to it, but these examples should begin to paint a picture of the kind of guy he is.
It’s pretty clear he’s had a hand in the
CanyoneroCybertruck, and with Xitter’s strategy - they’re going great, right?…Oh
…ohhhh nonono.