alarumklok posted:

posting in the cucc zone

Jay-V posted:

iiirc there is a real non-ironic subreddit called "neoliberal"

loquacius posted:

https://twitter.com/JackAMtheShow/status/1359911896690790409

Excelzior posted:

tx for posting a random dipshit cryptocoin enthusiast with <1k followers I guess

loquacius posted:

https://twitter.com/TraciSimmons1/status/1359389149124415492

Ruzihm posted:

now the us can have sensible adult leadership, like france.

https://twitter.com/DanielZamoraV/status/1360203303557226500

uh oh!

Mostly Lurking posted:

It's cool that the only thing the dems can actually do is make sure anyone vaguely left can't hold any power. Good poo poo.

Lib and let die posted:

Free Taintrunner

the 2016 lover posted:

https://twitter.com/jimmykimmel/status/1360692028368064514?s=21

Fitzy Fitz posted:

Every thread in cspam is talking about the same thing all the time anyway

Breakfast All Day posted:

the comic relief bill

spacemang_spliff posted:

we already reached the apex with having a poster president

Salean posted:

well she is an asset

Vim Fuego posted:

https://apnews.com/article/aad956b7281f4057aaac1ef4b5732f12

quote:

The agency first disclosed that it had lost track of 1,475 children late last year, as it came under fire at a Senate hearing in April.

From April to June, HHS called 11,254 children the agency had placed with sponsors, and found 25 of the children had run away, and 1,488 could not be located, according to the data provided to the subcommittee.

Zurtilik posted:

Lol they're gonna lock this thread again.

Raccooon posted:

Sorry the Biden admins kid cages are not to be criticized unless you can produce a detailed plan that would be a better solution.

loquacius posted:

https://twitter.com/JordanUhl/status/1364268659313692672

psaki boooooooomb

spacemang_spliff posted:

why exactly is health and human services running "facilities"

quote:

HHS operates long-term facilities for immigrant children apprehended by the Border Patrol. Its 7,100 beds are almost entirely full, leading the agency to re-open Carrizo Springs. Meanwhile, around 700 children are being held by Border Patrol, which has reopened a tent facility in South Texas and otherwise holds immigrants in stations unequipped to detain children. The Border Patrol’s McAllen Processing Center — where images of detained immigrants were shared worldwide when the Trump administration separated families — is closed for renovations that will remove large cages formed by chain-link fencing.

Vox Nihili posted:

https://twitter.com/alizaslav/status/1364299369999175688

Some Guy TT posted:

https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1364009580531879938

quite the weasel words there and he would have gotten away with it too if the first line in the article didnt explicitly say that trump also had a sanctions plan ready to go

the difference is that trumps plan undermined nato by just deciding to do it on our own

quote:

It is not clear why the sanctions proposal, which former officials said was ready to go by early January, stalled at the end of Trump’s term. But the former president was notoriously reluctant to penalize the Kremlin or confront Vladimir Putin directly, and the sanctions package would have required his approval.

quote:

Ryan Tully, who served as Senior Director for European and Russian Affairs on the NSC in the final six months of the Trump administration, said U.S. sanctions will be a key next step — along with working to end Nord Stream 2, an export gas pipeline running from Russia to Europe across the Baltic Sea that Biden has so far resisted imposing further sanctions on. Germany in particular is bullish on Nord Stream 2, complicating multilateral action, especially as the U.S. tries to repair relations with German Chancellor Angela Merkel following tense relations in the Trump era.

“Sanctioning Russia using the CBW Act, Magnitsky Act, and/or EO 13382, for the poisoning of Alexei Navalny is an important step in that it reinforces the global norm against chemical weapons use,” Tully said. “Ultimately, these tools won’t change Putin’s calculus or behavior however. Putting a stake in the heart of Nord Stream 2 could, and would, drain billions from Putin’s coffers.”

gradenko_2000 posted:

https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1364408712010600450?s=19

"influx facilities"

fits my needs posted:

https://twitter.com/NYTStyles/status/1364940607911833602?s=20

quote:

Richard Sharp, the chairman of the BBC and a former Goldman Sachs banker, bought two for his sons, now 28 and 26, and invested in the company after he tried on his first coat. “My son who is in New York City wore it all winter, even though he is very antimaterialistic, anticapitalist,” he said. “It is discreet enough.”

actionjackson posted:

spending a lot of money on a super nice coat is less materialistic then constantly buying cheap coats that you have to replace every few years

Terror Sweat posted:

Stop posting that weirdo with literally 0 likes or retweets

God Hole posted:

isn't bailey dead?

kinda like this wealth tax bill is gonna be

StratGoatCom posted:

https://twitter.com/LandNop/status/1366388194607050754

In the Colosseum posted:

World War Mammories posted:

cassandra-spam

Raskolnikov38 posted:

you have buttons, you can forum ban him

wikipedia posted:

Asimov would often fondle and kiss women at conventions and elsewhere without regard for their consent. Several of Asimov's own personal writings testify to this, including Asimov's 1971 The Sensuous Dirty Old Man, in which he wrote, "The question then is not whether or not a girl should be touched. The question is merely where, when, and how she should be touched."[273]

...

In any case, he [Alfred Bester] always gave me the biggest hello it was possible to hand out. I use the term figuratively, because what he gave me more than once (lots more than once, especially if he saw me before I saw him) was more than a verbal greeting. He enclosed me in a bear hug and kissed me on the cheek. And, occasionally, if I had my back to him, he did not hesitate to goose me.

This discomfited me in two ways. First, it was a direct physical discomfiture. I am not used to being immobilized by a hug and then kissed, and I am certainly not used to being goosed.

A more indirect discomfiture and a much worse one was my realization that just as I approached Alfie very warily when I saw him before he saw me, it might be possible that young women approached me just as warily, for I will not deny to you that I have long acted on the supposition that hugging, kissing, and goosing was a male prerogative, provided young women (not aging males) were the target. You have no idea how it spoiled things to me when I couldn't manage to forget that the young women might be edging away.

I wonder if Alfie did it on purpose in order to widen my understanding of human nature and to reform me. No, I don't think so. It was just his natural ebullience

Small Gay Planet posted:

at least there is somewhat of a redemption arc

Tricky D posted:

in the beginning sure. once quagmire set in coverage cratered

spacetoaster posted:

Strawman, in my CSPAM?!?

Mirthless posted:

Oh, I see. So, because we cut down all of our old growth forests, Brazil needs to put a stop on industrial development forever?

mawarannahr posted:

Nuke Amazon