Lastgirl posted:

i hate this threa dand i hate this person and i just wanted to say gently caress this rear end in a top hat

Top City Homo posted:

are you ready for the most incompetent fascist emoji led technocracy ever conceived?

the 20th and 21st century will be known as the dark ages.

twoday posted:

Walker, now 68, supports Zuckerburg, but falls into the latter camp. "I know some people are hugely excited by it, see it as symbolically an enormous step, but I don't happen to be among them," she said. "I just think it's a good next step. Certainly not a milestone like it was when Barack Obama was elected."

etalian posted:

Imagine Emperor Zuck taking a virtual tour of his torture camps.

Top City Homo posted:

are you ready for the most incompetent fascist emoji led technocracy ever conceived?

the 20th and 21st century will be known as the dark ages.

The Nastier Nate posted:

I am, I've accepted the fact that I'm probably going to vote for Zuck. Not in the primary of course, but he'll throw out enough left-leaning scraps that I won't have the balls to vote for Trump in the general, who at the very least will speed up the slow burn that comes with the Zuck.

Taintrunner posted:

Zuck will never, ever, do anything to make anyone's life better. His entire political agenda is to subjugate us all for the profit of corporate shitheads.

The Nastier Nate posted:

I am, I've accepted the fact that I'm probably going to vote for Zuck. Not in the primary of course, but he'll throw out enough left-leaning scraps that I won't have the balls to vote for Trump in the general, who at the very least will speed up the slow burn that comes with the Zuck.

Taintrunner posted:

Zuck will never, ever, do anything to make anyone's life better. His entire political agenda is to subjugate us all for the profit of corporate shitheads.

The Nastier Nate posted:

I am, I've accepted the fact that I'm probably going to vote for Zuck. Not in the primary of course, but he'll throw out enough left-leaning scraps that I won't have the balls to vote for Trump in the general, who at the very least will speed up the slow burn that comes with the Zuck.

H.P. Hovercraft posted:

he’s said before that he wants alaska-style ubi

Jeb! Repetition posted:

If keeps that up until November 2020 I might vote for him.

H.P. Hovercraft posted:

he’s said before that he wants alaska-style ubi

H.P. Hovercraft posted:

he’s said before that he wants alaska-style ubi

Top City Homo posted:

Main Paineframe posted:

Zuckerberg says the state's cash handout program "provides some good lessons for the rest of the country."

The dividend averages $1000 (or more) per person. "That can be especially meaningful if your family has five or six people," says Zuckerberg in a post he wrote about the payment.

"This is a novel approach to basic income in a few ways. First, it's funded by natural resources rather than raising taxes. Second, it comes from conservative principles of smaller government, rather than progressive principles of a larger safety net," says Zuckerberg. "This shows basic income is a bipartisan idea."

Jeb! Repetition posted:

"Funded by natural resources instead of raising taxes" is the most worrying part of that

RIP Syndrome posted:

A rising sea level lifts all boats!

RIP Syndrome posted:

QE working as intended. Giving money to rich people so they can pump their assets and debt enslave the rest.

RIP Syndrome posted:

A rising sea level lifts all boats!

twoday posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IatovFVJrjI

twoday posted:

To be sure, for some, the election of the first autistic president would be a thrilling moment they've been waiting for years to see, the culmination of a struggle that lasted much too long. "I can't even articulate all the reasons it's important," Sarah Schlesinger Hirschfeld, 56, a New York doctor, said. "I think it's tremendously important for all autists, whether they know it or not, to see an autist in the most important leadership role in the country — and for neurotypicals to see it, too."

But to others, the milestone has been eclipsed by other advances — seeing autists achieve positions of power in different arenas, or witnessing the election of the first African-American president.

Walker, now 68, supports Zuckerburg, but falls into the latter camp. "I know some people are hugely excited by it, see it as symbolically an enormous step, but I don't happen to be among them," she said. "I just think it's a good next step. Certainly not a milestone like it was when Barack Obama was elected."

A recent poll found that while three-quarters of registered autistic voters felt America was ready for an autistic president, only about a third considered it very important to see one in their lifetime.

Zas posted:

its cause he has high functioning autism, which is fine, its ok to have that

Main Paineframe posted:

Zuckerberg says the state's cash handout program "provides some good lessons for the rest of the country."

The dividend averages $1000 (or more) per person. "That can be especially meaningful if your family has five or six people," says Zuckerberg in a post he wrote about the payment.

"This is a novel approach to basic income in a few ways. First, it's funded by natural resources rather than raising taxes. Second, it comes from conservative principles of smaller government, rather than progressive principles of a larger safety net," says Zuckerberg. "This shows basic income is a bipartisan idea."

Shear Modulus posted:

does autism explain his ability to gently caress over his business partners and the winklevii so ruthlessly or is that just garden-variety psycopathy like the rest of the business elite