[–] 2 points 7 hours ago

Watching these reruns while the ecological clock runs out is a bit worse than annoying.

I think they actually can't implement medicare for all, because healthcare in the US is so far gone that M4A would undermine the entire system.

How long now have people been told it's impossible? How much the relief when profit-seeking is removed from the equation? How many people will then wonder what other lies they've taken for granted?

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  • [–] 4 points 8 hours ago (3 children)

    I mean that if someone is intelligent/educated/curious/enough of a mere science enjoyer if not well educated themselves,
    to for instance, know that you need radiators to dump heat in space,

    how has that person not already noticed Elon Musk showing his ass?

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  • [–] 3 points 8 hours ago

    Yeah, it's not happening without a revolution. And I don't just say that because I would prefer humanity survive its own stupidity. The way healthcare is organised in the US is so far gone that

    M4A would undermine the entire system.

    Huh...you told us this was impossible, but here it is, and it actually works far better for the absence of profit-seekers.
    Now a terrible burden of socioeconomic pressure has been lifted. Wait...what else have you been lying to us about? What assumptions have I grown up with that were not my own?

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  • It's the subtext of every public comment made by Schumer criticising the war: Didn't go through congress, erratic, no exit strategy.

    Never a word against the myth-making to justify the war, or that the US shouldn't be in an offensive war against a country that didn't attack it.

    No, it's a costly embarrassment, a strategic blunder, an action taken without filling out the prerequisite forms in triplicate.

    Going to war (successfully) with Iran has been an unrealised dream of the uniparty for decades.

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