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Like, the previous king was a clown, true, but this regime hasn't exactly been a steward of the people's happiness has it
If you picked a random baker and put him in charge he'd do a better job
All you have to do is look at this food pyramid and the old food pyramid and ask "if I had to feed one of these a week to my kid which would I pick".
It's clearly superior and it's just sad that people are so just defiant to good, for who knows what reasons.
The government dropping a water tank on your house certainly would be concerning.
I.e. how bad was your drinking before you realized you had a problem?
I wonder at what point Europe just has to say "are we really going to appease aggression again" and just accept it's either now or later.
First, apply huge tariffs in a chaotic way.
Claim this won't affect prices.
Then, fire people from the central bank, to pressure them to nevertheless lower interest rates.
Then, claim to be a force for reducing inflation.
Given the above, what is the nature of this article?
Yes, you guessed it, it's "fake news", presumably by the "radical left".
If you've ever worked at a company that's a chaotic shitshow, you'll know how strong the effect of the CEO is - it always comes down to the guy at the top not being up to it.
The leverage of the role is enormous, and the strength of someone who can carry out this role well for a large company is sky high - not many such people in the world, and they only need one.
So the math all comes out very straightforward: even at obscene looking salaries, they're still a bargain.
Smearing the right is absolutely fine - the left have honed this in expertly, so I don't think anyone on the right should be upset by it, instead just they should recognize that their enemy is what they think they are, and that they should at least learn and use all their techniques (since otherwise they'll be at a severe disadvantage since the left are already maxed out in the opposite direction).
Hopefully the result from this is that the center of mentally normal and healthy people will end up empowered.
No sympathy, no grounds for sob pieces.
Passive tense "...killed in..." is wrong here. Correct title "... recklessly killed himself and passenger...".
Trying to get a government to reduce its spending from within is stupid and naive.
There is no scenario, no matter who is voted in, where government spending goes down. They just talk about it, and then increase spending on the things they like (e.g. the last "big beautiful bill").
This was the primary cause of the Trump-Musk spat: former promised the latter a cost cutting campaign, but it was just a trick, used only to destroy those parts of the government he disliked like USAID, after which he promptly neutered it and signed a massive spending bill, basically having conned him.
If it has actually been wanted - something that's literally impossible unless it was say created through an Article 5 convention - it would have been effective.
Whether they should have bothered in the first place though, given how corrupt and dysfunctional the regime in the south was, is an open moral question.
Ban EU in X.
But it's still amazing that we haven't settled where it came from, and instead everyone decided to approach this factual matter as a political one, stupidmaxxing.
Not only that, we all just moved on as if nothing happened, despite this event having killed so many people, and destroying countless other people's lives. Not by natural event, but (under either theory, since it really wasn't that deadly) due to the actions or reactions of people.
Kind of makes one understand where the emotional urge for "judgment" stories like the Egypt locusts in bible etc, where whole societies just get wrecked, motivated by various forms of wanting righteous retribution against society at large come from. The average person's attitude and behavior is just so profoundly contemptible.