Wow. 3 million rubles is down that much?

Uncanny

What the hell. Where’s the line for Korea?

He’s been very transparent in his attempts to move stuff around, telling his audience exactly what he’s been up to.

Funniest outcome from a sad fucking story I’ve ever seen.

As a policy wonk I feel that this was the correct buyer. Damn, it couldn’t be funnier. The Onion now owns Alex Jones’ former twitter account.

That was my first thought as well! Just gift something from the set to Knowledge Fight.

I’m already salivating for that dreamy creamy irony ice-cream

Cheeto in chief?

Where did you find this picture of me having a piss ffs the camera is only supposed to be on when I’m showering

I say 4 years, because I have to assume it will be 4 years. If it isn’t, I’ll react appropriately then.

My only thought is that there has to be a point between “throwing Ukraine under the bus” and “Russia uses a nuke”.

Look, my general reaction to the russian state is “shove it” but I recognize that they do exist and that comes with some issues for everyone to figure out. The Big Mac Baron isn’t, in my opinion, the obvious candidate to solve those issues. Neither for Russia, the rest of Europe, or the American continent.

But hey, that’s who we have to contend with for 4 more years.

I, too, live in a pretty stable country on the other side of the Atlantic and have quite a negative view of the country that started a war with Ukraine. A country I’m slightly worried for because of recent developments.

Leader of the free world

People give a fuck because they’re (with reason) emotionally invested in the politics of their lives, and which politicians are elected directly effects their lives. That one’s not too hard to grasp.

But while that will always be the case, people need to realize that Russian propaganda is inherently opportunistic and it has a goal of pushing us further apart from one another. There are real issues that lead to these sorts of political outcomes.

It’s not because of Russia, but the russian state is incredibly efficient at grabbing those issues and amplifying them to the point where we stop trusting our neighbors and families, thus breaking the democratic wheel.

Knowing that is part of the solution but realizing that there are actual issues that make people vote for political figures like Trump and listening to those voters without making assumptions about their morals is even more important.

edit to add: the republicans are part of America. Their voters are part of America. Just as democrats are. Trump is part of it, so is Jill Stein. Own it, learn from it, don’t repeat it. Try to understand why it happened. This is true for every country, but with different characters, other movements.

Well that’s nice.

It doesn’t matter if the voters are to blame. If they don’t vote for you, you haven’t reached them. Complaining about that won’t make them vote for you.

This being said everyone who is a citizen of a society has some responsibility for that society. So of course the voters have responsibility.

To be fair they’re saying this not because it’s actually useful (which it might be) but because them saying this stirrs shit up and makes people more upset. They’re playing on the feeling that is already there, and the best thing to do is to dismiss their comment as a play to make us upset with eachother and watch what they do instead. They want us to burn bridges. That’s what’s useful to them.

The Roman urologist, Testicles.

I, for one, think that skeletal improvement might be a desirable pursuit.