And why do you think those people are evil? Because they’re weak. They have to commit all these atrocities to feel strong, because they lack any real strength. Just look at how pathetic ICE officers and their ilk are, happy to beat up and harass unarmed civilians, but the moment they’re even slightly threatened they run away with their tails between their legs.
The demon occupying his meat-suit causes it to rot at an accelerated rate.
And all the times I’ve heard MAGA tell me Biden and the Dems were warmongers.
It’s always projection. 100% of the time
The difference is that the board/CEOs can actually be held accountable by shareholders, and aren’t nearly as easily distracted by the jangling keys of “immigrants and trans people”.
They’re evil and greedy fucking monsters, but it also means they’re very easy to understand. Line go up = good, line down = bad, and this decision made line go down.
Reminds me of Barricade from Transformers
I’m going to guess that you probably aren’t part of one of the many groups he actively advocated for violence and hatred against.
I don’t celebrate his death, but that a man actively advocating for violence and hate against so many has been silenced.
I seriously wonder if he’s starting to question his mortality or is just completely ignorant.
Given his comments about getting into heaven, he absolutely is.
I wonder if they just hired too many and the effects stacked
Unironically, this was exactly how the announcement at my old company went. Literally, someone getting paid millions of dollars a year basically saying “Yeah we made this decision on vibes alone”
That’s kind of an insane gift for a first date given how expensive cheese is.
Especially funny because he proposed that bill mere hours before being charged for soliciting a minor. Once again, all the claims they make about trans people are just projections and admissions of guilt.
My company’s policy is that if you’re traveling to other offices, that’s paid time. If I go into the main office, but then midday have to drive 2 hours to one of our labs or something, it makes sense I’d be paid for that, right? Same with commuting during business trips. So, if I have the ability to WFH, how is it any different? I’m having to travel from one office location to another.
Yeah, this is unfortunately something I know a lot of us are having to deal with at the moment.
It’s difficult having media constantly bombard you with the message that not only are you fucked in the head, which gender dysphoria is a mental health issue, but then are told that there’s no solution to it and that you’ll always be trapped in the wrong body so just give up and be miserable like the rest of us.
I’m very well supported in an area that’s very trans friendly and still, those thoughts do creep in from time to time, sadly. It’s very clear this person was not doing well and fell into a deep rabbit hole of self hatred pushed by all these fucking monsters who just can’t stand to see others happier than them, so they have to bring them down to their level.
Perchance?
Didn’t y’all flee Europe because of religious oppression?
This is something we’re all taught as kids, and it’s presented as “Oh, they were just quietly practicing in their own way, and then the mean government stepped in and trampled them simply because it was different from the Church of England”.
What we’re not taught is how the Puritans were a repressed bunch of freaks that everyone fucking hated, and were “persecuted” for being a menace to society. They literally hate life and enjoyment of it, and wanted a theocracy to enforce it. When they were in power in England, they literally banned the celebration of Christmas because people had too much fun celebrating it.
It then shouldn’t be surprising the US is filled with prudes who think they’re the most persecuted minority on the planet and want a theocracy to enforce it, because it’s literally the foundation of the country.
Vance doesn’t seem the type to go down on someone.
They scan your card to potentially give you a discount in the same way stuff like GoodRx does, but membership isn’t a requirement. At one point there were even a few meds that were cheaper with the Costco discount than with my insurance.
This is something that hit me like a ton of bricks after living abroad for a bit. It definitely made me think a lot about how much more pleasant things are when people are at least marginally considerate of others, and just how little some people seem to do it in the US.