Literally what are you blabbering about, she’s been wildly unpopular for a good while now and this shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone watching her administration for the last year.

President Camacho cared about his people, recognized problems, and deferred to the knowledge of people he openly admitted were smarter than him to fix them.

I would much prefer a Camacho over a Trump right about now.

Yeah but they’re not great, better to rely on their cavalry and great farming eco. /j

Now I’m imagining a world where we produce coal in a factory from the air using solar power at peak times in the desert, the send the coal where it’s needed and burn it again later. Literally renewable coal nonsense.

(not a serious proposal btw it just seemed really funny to imagine we’re so addicted to the stuff we start making more just to keep using it)

It’s true, potatoes are one of the few singular plants that can provide almost all of a person’s nutritional needs with barely any other supplement.

Don’t forget hexbear (actually maybe do lol)

Also its face is giving

I strongly recommend the setup the other reply mentioned: switch to Firefox mobile for your default browser and get ublock origin. It’s top tier ad blocking and getting around poorly implemented paywalls.

Nope, history is just full of loops and we’re on a loopdy loop from hell

Not to dismiss the horrifyingly gigantic pile of Israeli warcrimes, but this action specifically isn’t one, as affiliation with (and straight up leadership of) a recognized terrorist organization that has technically targeted your nation (albeit not very effectively) generally designates someone a valid military target under international law.

I looked into the process in multiple states cause I was moving around from state to state at the time I wanted to change it, and while I’m originally from Michigan and would have to go through them for birth certificate changes (so yes, kinda one state to rule them all), the rest of the legal name change process is done wherever you currently live.

…no, no they really aren’t. It takes a lifetime of propaganda to indoctrinate someone into thinking that way. There’s a reason most militaries have to work very, very hard to psychologically condition soldiers to actually pull the trigger with another human on the other end of the barrel: it’s deeply antithetical to standard human instincts. This shit is intentionally, specifically induced sociopathy.

Oh boy, a RICO case

Not to detract from your general point, but no, you don’t need an attorney to change your name in (at least most of) the US, especially if you have a reason you can put on a simple court filing like “marriage”. It is somewhat unnecessarily complicated by paperwork, but you definitely don’t need a lawyer and it isn’t recommended to pay for one for something so simple.

I know this because I’m transgender and have changed my entire name, and looked up the process in multiple states.

They better keep on practicing, cause they’re not particularly good at it yet.

My body is a MACHINE that turns WATER into PISS

Not resigning only makes him complacent, and he can’t stop or change anything from his position. An administrator of some kind, sure, but a regular scientist is better off just leaving the sinking ship and sounding the alarm as loud as possible.

Genuinely, what the hell are you doing in this community? I’ve never read a more snide and condescending derision of an entire field of labor based on an entirely corporatist, anti-worker, grindset worldview on this forum to date. Following this line of thought across our society leads us to an absolute fucking dystopia, and somehow you’ve not only internalized it and self aggrandize about how you pulled yourself up to the next level of success by your bootstraps, you’ve went and tried to argue that asinine point in a community focused on strengthening the rights, powers, and well being of the common worker.

Why are you here?

Mostly likely yes (insofar as a single bank can matter). When banks collapse it sets off a cascade of debt defaults which rapidly contracts the real money supply in an economy, since most actual wealth (and, in turn, the physical creation and transfer of goods, services, and labor that facilitates) is created via fractional reserve lending. This causes a recession. If it was only this bank, it probably wouldn’t be that huge of a deal for China more broadly. But it’s not only this bank, and it is a huge number of provincial pet banks all tied to the same development and speculation industry. There’s a reason economists have been sounding alarm bells. That’s not to say China doesn’t have the resources to deal with this and/or the fallout, but it is at least a problem to be dealt with.

The heart of the barn owl’s face gets me every time 🥺