This is similar to how when Roman generals got a triumph celebrated for them, a slave would stand behind them saying "remember, you are mortal". In this case, the page would say "remember, you are a corrupt douchebag who is only in this position because you can somehow smile for sixteen hours straight".

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  • I grew up in Ohio in the '70s. The first snowfall was usually in late September. The ground was completely covered in snow in October and you didn't see grass again until some time in April. The snow wasn't completely gone until May and the giant mounds of plowed snow usually lasted into June. More than six months of serious Winter every year, nothing like that happening today.

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  • [–] 14 points 1 day ago* (2 children)

    You're overestimating some of us oldsters here. I work with people who are mostly in their 60s and 70s, and they can almost in the same sentence claim that 1) summers are hotter and winters are warmer than they used to be, and that 2) climate change is a hoax.

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