Not every journalist, there’s just a selection bias from the ones we hear.

As opposed to those unproblematic nuclear countries

Hegseth should ditch the security detail and enjoy a nice French vacation. They’re peaceful surrender people.

I do and everything is fine. Anything that fails the gauntlet gets donated. I still have some worthy shirts from the 1990s.

That’s terrible!

So anyhow you do her laundry now right?

The Democrats need more apeshit to win. They should’ve nominated Howard Dean, the cowards.

During the election he was the most progressive president since FDR.

Clearly we need to stagger arrival times, forcing most kids to get up even earlier just to wait.

Where it’s not a bubble, the market is positive sum and the average investor is wise to participate.

I’m asking you to stop saying “it doesn’t matter”, not to stop talking about it. You’re looking at a world drastically different from the one in which you grew up and discounting it entirely, which implies that pollution no longer matters.

I need you to understand that all of this was crystal clear decades ago. I said doomed because yes I am aware of how bad it is.

It can and will get worse if we give up on life itself.

Good point, they could be an opioid addict too! It’s best to keep an eye out for any drug-seeking behavior the person in pain exhibits.

“Oh you just think you did that on your own, but your personal achievement should actually be credited to God.”

Oh that’s easy, simply let the patient writhe in pain. You can’t show me your pain, and it doesn’t hurt the bottom line.

I need to start carrying around a bingo board with tape over each spot, in case I have to go to the hospital. Then I can have squares on all the stupid shit one checks before waiting in line for hours, spending hundreds, and missing a workday.

Boomers kept saying this too. For the sake of future generations please stop; it can indeed get worse than what is currently doomed to happen.

To be fair, it sounds like they’re suggesting we deviate from the current plan, not adhere to it.

Lockheed Martin gets most of their money from the government and still manages to be profitable.

And he played his hand too soon in Ukraine: by deciding for himself to reject Ukrainian coverage in Crimea. This creates an opening for competitors that only war can afford to duplicate.

For readers, that averages 51% per year.