I once heard politics likened to public transit. No, it's not a door to door service that gets you exactly where you want to go. However, it can get you in the general direction you're headed, and it's obviously better to get closer to your destination than going opposite damn direction.
We're moving a bunch of people around, not everyone can have a perfect route.
Until she is elected, I will be a solid supporter. As soon as she's elected, I'll go back to being a critic. But lordy, I'd vote for a literal clown before a Trump.
So far...
Obviously still has fair share of dumb stuff happening with these systems today, but there have been some big steps in just the last few years. Wouldn't be surprised if it was much spookier a decade from now.
In general, good to use as a tool to be taken with grain of salt and further review.
Oh man, yeah Ash is muy caliente! Barely dipped the toe in there with some of da boyes and it was problematic... Good to save those raids for a proper mean squad.
I have two big mantras I subscribe to:
Somewhere between the two, we balance the debauchery, somewhat.
Brütal.
Also, anyone get itchy for Valheim when they see architecture like this?
Oh man idek if I caught that change! So often I'll boot game and run to refill water or whatever.
Big Elden Ring energy
Oh, yeah I mean also super fair. It's just the strangest thing. Like, why him, of all people?
"A Minneapolis police officer, a suspected shooter and a civilian are dead after a shooting in the Whittier neighborhood on Thursday, the department said. Several others are injured.
Officer Jamal Mitchell died in the shooting, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said in an evening news conference."
'He was a hero, a son, a father, a fiancé, and an officer who was so deeply committed to protecting and serving,” Frey said. “Just a year ago Officer Jamal Mitchell was recognized for a heroic act in saving a number of people, an elderly couple, and that is just the kind of person that he was.'"
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Now, I'm usually team ACAB but this event is a tragedy, so we're taking a day off. Jamal was one of the first to this scene, and while trying to offer medical support got ambushed and killed.
My brother was a few blocks away, but managed to be either far enough away or had good enough timing to not hear gunshots.
TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY?!
Sheeeeeeeeesh 👴