Capitalism has led to more death than any other system we've come up with. It is a useful intermediary step between feudalism and socialism and instead of progressing we've stalled here and slowly but steadily turned it back into feudalism.
BlackDragon
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Sounds like a great time to propose my system of temperature: Super Celsius. I'll connect it to the freezing and boiling points of water just like Celsius, but while freezing remains at 0, boiling is now 1000. Get ready for a nice mild day of 250.
No. Years.
The fact that Biden's brain was turning to jello before our eyes was only a big topic of conversation because delusional libs refused to acknowledge it for years. "Trump is incoherent" is not a big topic of conversation because no one who is human denies it, it's been obvious since before Biden was a serious candidate
With average cop accuracy that'd probably exhaust their armory's ammo supply
Sounds like the free market has spoken. Please die quickly, ""AI"" industry
17% of the US's Infrastructure & Jobs Act goes to transit. 67% goes to conventional highway programs
That was the argument the entire time, you smug imbecile
17% of the US's Infrastructure & Jobs Act goes to transit. 67% goes to conventional highway programs
have you ever seen normies riding bikes that close?
Yes. In the Netherlands. It ends fine.
17% of the US's Infrastructure & Jobs Act goes to transit. 67% goes to conventional highway programs
Stay away from the Netherlands you'd have a heart attack
17% of the US's Infrastructure & Jobs Act goes to transit. 67% goes to conventional highway programs
Uh, they're not? The cars are in fact much closer to one another than they could possibly be while moving at speed. They would only get this close to one another during a traffic jam. On the other hand, the walkers are entirely capable of moving in exactly the way they are pictured.
There are more empty homes than homeless people. There is no housing shortage, it's a myth. Put benches, public transport, walkable infrastructure, bike infrastructure, etc everywhere. And then when those dastardly evil homeless people show up and dare to use your person-centric infrastructure to exist, that's when you ambush them with a house. What better way to punish them than to strip them of their homeless identity? We'll brutally steal their homelessness from them, feed them, clothe them, and then they won't feel any need to sleep on our nice benches ever again.
Does this framing help you understand or does it have to actually involve violence against the downtrodden for you to be on board?
Why aren't drafts unconstitutional then? A draft for farming would be infinitely more valuable than a draft for murder.