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Trump should know how to recognize tapping people along, it’s one of his signature moves, right up there with tax fraud, stiffing creditors and strategic bankruptcy.

Puti - we hrd u lik blowin up stff so we blw up ur stff

The washer, dryer, dishwasher and fridge my wife had when we got married were already old and all lasted 20 years more. The fridge was the first to go, and in the 12 years since then they have all been replaced twice.

Not really, it means mechanically working longer not forever.

I’ve heard this from service techs who have worked on my refrigerator and dishwasher - major appliances in America last a third as long as they did 10 or 15 years ago.

Imagine, government of the people, by the people, and for the people - that’s crazy SoCiAlIsM talk!

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So… same as making deals with MAGA then.

Sometime in the future maybe people will look back on this as the beginning of money units being “credits” as in familiar sci fi terminology.

p.s. yeah I know “it’s not the same thing” - I’m imagining that a monetary system could develop from an official credit mechanism.

I for one welcome our bare, heaving and melonlike overlords.

And yet, flex hours somehow exist anyway. It depends on the job.

Or you could read what the article says and not just the headline. Or believe Hamdan Ballal, who was there and said Abraham was attacked by a mob that resembled a “lynch mob”. Why are we even arguing this point, let alone pretending being OCD about accuracy equals supporting genocide?

Fact: lynching is bad. Fact: it didn’t happen in this case. Fact: kidnapping is bad. Fact: it did happen.

And here we have an example of the Memebrain effect - a low-effort reaction to an inaccurate snippet of content, such as a picture with some words pasted on it, or in this case the wording of a headline, without readint the main information. In this case a witness to a kidnapping described the perps as “like a lynch mob” and the meme-brained reader takes it literally that the victim was “lynched”.

The memebrain effect, when criticized, is often followed by the not-wearing-the-right-color-hat effect, where people willfully misinterpret my comment as “pro-Israel” even though it’s about their own error and nothing else.

It’s a reference to the severlly OCD behavior of Sheldon Cooper, a character on the TV show Big Bang Theory.

Me too but there’s a lot of bleed-over.

If the Sheldon Effect bothers you that much I don’t know why you’re even here.

LPT: for the sake of your sanity stay off Reddit.

Everybody who trusts the United States, say “Aye!”

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Not to mention common sense, practicality, cost and long-term consequences.

In other news, Trump puffs out his chest and waves his little dick around some more.