I don't understand the "we were to small to matter" argument I've been seeing. If that's true, why on Earth would you expect to matter enough to move the Democratic platform, or to shape society after leftists "burn it all down" (whatever that means)?

I doubt even the usefulness of polls. Who answers polls anymore? We've been polled and surveyed to death. Nobody has time for it anymore.

In the PNW, we've been all hydropower for generations.

The societal indictment is exactly how I read it. Why would people take it the worst possible way?

Everyone should also get a procedurally-generated theme song.

Air rifles are a pretty different type of gun.

SNW is so good I'd sooner toss TOS if forced to choose (which I'm not). The musical episode is vastly better than Turnabout: Intruder.

Fallacies apply to debate, not to actions like voting.

Touché. Hit a nerve, I guess.

It's obviously all performative nonsense at this point.

If moral acts were determined by intent rather than by impact, the road to hell wouldn't be so thoroughly paved.

As I said earlier, good luck, I wish you well.

That and .NET's CLR, i think.

Windows increasingly allows either slash for paths.