There’s been plenty of white women affected by this that they didn’t give a shit about either. The racism is just a bonus in this case.

I bet the employees weren’t teachers.

Columbine was 25 years ago, those ‘kids’ are in their 40s now and nothing’s changed.

Edit: not saying it was their responsibility to fix it, just that the school shooting stuff has been a reality for a whole generation.

I didn’t realise lynching had to be done in a certain specific way.

People like Netanyahu do it, and he doesn’t get called out by the ADL for peddling antisemitic tropes.

There’s a difference in how they’re regulated. NFT’s are not classified as investment vehicles, so the SEC doesn’t care about them.

Funny how that’s fine when Israel itself does that.

They probably already did that on Oct 7 itself. All those burnt out cars were hit by IDF Apache helicopters that had no information about who was in them.

Pretty sure there’s nothing left to sanction. The US has gotten to the point where they’ve sanctioned so many countries that they’re building a parallel economy outside of the US dollar.

Yes, as I said, to initiate conflict.

Also, you can just mail speeding fines to people, there’s no reason to pull anyone over for that shit except to initiate a conflict.

Isn’t safe storage part of gun safety?

Trump invited him to Mar a Lago as a dinner guest one night and never explained/apologised for having a Nazi over for dinner, something that would kill any politician’s career, except of course for Trump.

Yeah, not sure that’s an endorsement you want.

Yeah, the BBC has been caught writing some headlines that minimise Israel’s role in the conflict. They’ve probably changed it after pushback.

What makes you say it’s Hamas that killed them? The pattern is usually the IDF killing them, with the exception of the one incident where the IDF killed a hostage taker’s family.

Or back in the days where Google Reader was a thing, one request from them could represent millions of readers.

But instead the corporate side of the party would rather lose an election and blame Sanders and the Greens for losing. Same thing in 2000. Nader gave Gore a list of policies and said he’d drop out and endorse him if he just promised to implement just 2 of those policies. Instead of doing that, he chose to lose, and then 9/11 and the Iraq war happened, setting off an unprecedented loss of civil liberties and law enforcement abuses under Bush (and I would still say that Bush Jr was probably worse than Trump in terms of body counts and terrible policies that are still in place).

That’s probably the worst part of the current press environment. If someone has a history of lying, that does not weigh on how their words are reported.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_effect