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  1. 4th-hand just heard san antonio school kids got a text this afternoon saying the free lunch program for kids who could prove hardship has been cancelled, and the mom of the kid that got the text says wheels is behind it again, very simone, but throwing it out there
  2. i don't know who 90% of these people are, but someone who does, can break it down for us https://explodingtopics.com/blog/social-media-following i am now convinced that we are going to have to fight fire with fire
  3. within 12 hours of the results, the australians announced a social media ban for age 16 and under: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gzd62g1r3o
  4. boeing spent Forty Three Billion Dollars on stock buybacks since 2013 $43,000,000,000.00 self-regulation is not the problem 90% of that money should have been reinvested in to employees, engineering, quality and performance 50% of that money was profit on contracts funded by taxpayers where the profit was funneled to private shareholders boeing is part of our NATIONAL SECURITY infrastructure - this was theft of public money - not a problem of self-regulation
  5. bernie weighs in +++ Bernie Sanders blasts Democratic Party following Kamala Harris loss The Vermont independent called the Democratic Party's campaign "disastrous." ByAllison Pecorin and Meredith Deliso November 6, 2024, 6:35 PM Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders issued a scathing statement on what he called the Democratic Party's "disastrous" campaign after Vice President Kamala Harris lost the presidential election to former President Donald Trump. The independent, who caucuses with Democrats, said it "should come as no great surprise that a Democratic Party which has abandoned working class people would find that the working class has abandoned them." "First, it was the white working class, and now it is Latino and Black workers as well," Sanders continued in his statement. "While the Democratic leadership defends the status quo, the American people are angry and want change. And they're right." The longtime progressive champion, who ran for president in 2016 and 2020, reflected on the ways Americans continue to experience economic instability, from income and wealth inequality to a lack of guaranteed paid family and medical leave. Sanders also criticized continued spending on military aid to Israel. "Today, despite strong opposition from a majority of Americans, we continue to spend billions funding the extremist Netanyahu government's all out war against the Palestinian people which has led to the horrific humanitarian disaster of mass malnutrition and the starvation of thousands of children," Sanders said. Sanders, who won reelection Tuesday to a fourth six-year term in the U.S. Senate, cast doubt about the party's ability to learn its lesson. "Will the big money interests and well-paid consultants who control the Democratic Party learn any real lessons from this disastrous campaign? Will they understand the pain and political alienation that tens of millions of Americans are experiencing? Do they have any ideas as to how we can take on the increasingly powerful Oligarchy which has so much economic and political power? Probably not," Sanders said. Sanders said "very serious political discussions" are now merited about the path forward for "those of us concerned about grassroots democracy and economic justice," before ending his statement with, "Stay tuned."
  6. are you familiar with the recent history of the boeing corporation?
  7. the brethren's name for their societal system was "theodemocracy": the top 1% held all leadership roles in the church, the economy, the government and the military, and in many settlements, the same 1 or 2 men held the top office or title in every entity in government, the charade of voting was thoroughly documented, and every vote was unanimous according to what joseph or brigham wanted despite the US' re-imposition of authority over utah in 1858, the echoes of that system remain in place today we are headed towards "theoligarchy", with corporations taking top billing (where the LDS church was the top dog 1839-1858), with feaux christianity supplying the charade of moral high ground; without a course correction, by the end of the century, corporations will take over from the government the right to terminate human life in the name of profit
  8. humans are disposable in the US the cost of termination in the rest of the G7 is part of the human safety net we simply don't have G7 companies function just fine and make healthy profits while protecting the careers of their employers
  9. is your employer a technology company? is your company funded by venture capital or private equity?
  10. @immamac we need to establish whether or not anyone arguing the vc/pe/oligarchy question has any direct exposure to it, inside of it, and specifically any prior or current technology experience in the quest for a truce, we have to understand their "reality tunnel", the lense through which they view the question i would wager we are not having a conversation about apples and oranges
  11. fantastic post i would add zero discussion about the woefully criminally uninformed electorate, specifically genZ raised and educated with no knowledge of the 20th-century paradigm we take for granted as a baseline reality, addicted to their phones and brainwashed by social, the entire dem message sounded like charlie brown parents voice to them: unintelligible, incomprehensible, based on concepts and vocabulary entirely foreign to their understanding then the flip side of that: genZ has zero ability to hear the dotard and his hate engine and process what they say - here in the post-truth future the drone class has emerged - and the christofascists will be impossible to stop until they age out - the boomers in the '30s and genX in the '40s can't remember who wrote it yesterday - the only thing that will stop this vector is another great depression - otherwise we're looking at 2050 before the electorate regains enough intelligence to think, not just critically, but think, at all the drones are here
  12. damn that's a good idea THE WAR ON CORN
  13. i would wager at least 25 million trump voters are taking social security, medicare or both let's see how that goes down
  14. instead of buying your island, how about being the angel investor for an app i want to build? $250k gets you 17% of Class A split with the CFO and myself (i.e. first 3 in control 51%)
  15. with a plurality across the board he doesn't have any institutional enemies to pivot against
  16. stage 1 of the mass deportation will be violent criminals here illegally per one of his heads on cnn just now does anyone know how many there are? stage 2 they will figure out "in 2 weeks"
  17. Frank, I would also like to hear what is best for the majority of our citizens with regards to the National Security documents felonies. This particular litigation is different than anything else of which Trump stands accused. What does the majority want to see happen to the documented photographic evidence of the National Security documents in Trump's possession 993 miles from the last place they could have legally been possessed by Trump? Should this evidence be stricken from the historical record and should Trump issue a Presidential Decree against the electronic possession of copies of this evidence? Like Ramses having Moses' name stricken from all pylons and obelisks? Or should this evidence be declared "immune" under the Supreme Court ruling? And in this case, should the litigation simply be erased, as if it never happened? Or again, does the majority want to see show trials? Or, something else?
  18. Your answer indicates there are at least 2 groups of legal enemies. Those who ran for election on a platform of "getting Trump", and other prosecutors who did not run for election on a platform of "getting Trump". Which prosecutors fall in to the former category?
  19. Frank, you seem to be a good spokesperson for the alternative reality of the majority. What do you prefer as the outcome of the legal matters? What is better for your majority? Not what is better for Trump. What best supports your belief system? Would you prefer that all of the matters just simply stall out, with no further action taken, and all of the matters erased from the legal and historical record? Or do you prefer the ceremony, pomp and pageantry of actual court proceedings where all of the legal matters are formally adjudicated to their full conclusion, i.e. show trials with real juries that all declare "NOT GUILTY"? Or something else? Can we get this on the record, from you, at this time?
  20. pat power posted aggy fall to 4th horns fall to 8th
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