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So her response to a well-informed teacher and her well-informed students confronting her was to introduce legislation calling them ignorant. cool senator.
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Inspired by some rando chud liking my retweet of that video:
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Feb 23, 2019 21:59
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El Mero Mero posted:So her response to a well-informed teacher and her well-informed students confronting her was to introduce legislation calling them ignorant. cool senator. no, the legislation was introduced three days before the video happened she still sucks
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Feb 24, 2019 00:35
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Instant Sunrise posted:
Man as loving garbage as Feinstein is, Kevin De Leon is somehow even a bigger piece of poo poo by running the absolute worst campaign I've ever seen, intentionally just throwing it loving away! Like for gently caress sakes he ended up doing zero and still came out like 43% or something.
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Xaris posted:Man as loving garbage as Feinstein is, Kevin De Leon is somehow even a bigger piece of poo poo by running the absolute worst campaign I've ever seen, intentionally just throwing it loving away! Like for gently caress sakes he ended up doing zero and still came out like 43% or something. Nah, Feinstein is still worse.
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Feb 24, 2019 01:08
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Xaris posted:Man as loving garbage as Feinstein is, Kevin De Leon is somehow even a bigger piece of poo poo by running the absolute worst campaign I've ever seen, intentionally just throwing it loving away! Like for gently caress sakes he ended up doing zero and still came out like 43% or something. Kevin "Ghost
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Nah, Feinstein is still worse. Feinstein is one of the few existing politicians that is trump-level toxic.
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SeANMcBAY posted:https://twitter.com/_waleedshahid/status/1099076130089459712?s=21 lol the centrists and bots almost ratio'd that tweet the other day, but they apparently poo poo the bed at around 16k replies and stopped closing the gap. Rah! fucked around with this message at 02:25 on Feb 24, 2019 |
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Feb 24, 2019 02:23
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Xaris posted:Man as loving garbage as Feinstein is, Kevin De Leon is somehow even a bigger piece of poo poo by running the absolute worst campaign I've ever seen, intentionally just throwing it loving away! Like for gently caress sakes he ended up doing zero and still came out like 43% or something. I would put money on De Leon being paid off somehow, either with promises of some future office, or outright cash. Hope I’m wrong but doubt I am.
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Feb 24, 2019 02:37
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bought off or threatened into submission
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It was probably strongly suggested that he back off after he got through the primary if he wanted a future in the state Dem machine. And surprise surprise De Leon is running for LA city council and will probably shoot for mayor after that, so he might be planning the big city mayor to national politician track that Garcetti failed at. He'll want the major donors and party leaders in his corner for the attempt.
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Feb 24, 2019 02:48
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Hah, gently caress him. No way I vote for that cockbucket ever again.
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Wicked Them Beats posted:It was probably strongly suggested that he back off after he got through the primary if he wanted a future in the state Dem machine. Every up and comer who wants a future in the dem machine is going to find the machine falling apart by 2020, nice self own
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Pomp posted:Every up and comer who wants a future in the dem machine is going to find the machine falling apart by 2020, nice self own Yeah, one of the few upsides to this mess is that the stubborn refusal of the entrenched geriatrics to vacate leadership and train successors means that there'll be fewer designated heirs to contented with once younger progressives start to take over. If nothing else, you can count on Boomers to be myopic to the bitter end.
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FRINGE posted:https://articles.thmsr.nl/the-flibe-energy-lftr49-the-triple-ace-in-nuclear-gen-iv-design-ea9bffcd71dd That's why I was talking about MSR's in the first place.
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Some good news today: San Francisco will remove more than 9,300 marijuana-related crimes from people’s recordsquote:San Francisco prosecutors announced Monday they would move to expunge 9,300 marijuana-related convictions dating back decades, part of a sweeping effort to rethink “the war on drugs” now that pot is legal in California.
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Feb 26, 2019 21:02
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Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. In the next nine days, seven of them will supposedly have rain. I'm never going to be able to bike to work again 
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Feb 27, 2019 04:23
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I've heard tell from lands afar that you can ride your bike in the rain
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Not when the only bike trail available runs directly next to the river all the city's stormdrains flow into, which completely floods out the trail for days on end when we get even an inch of rain, let alone two sustained months of it.  I mean I could bike up along First Street to work - there are ostensibly painted bike lanes - but I'm not interested in being murdered by traffic on one of the busiest streets in the city. I already had to do it once when I tried to bike last week and found the trail completely flooded out, and I was almost hit on three separate occasions by dipshits who didn't look before trying to turn.
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Feb 27, 2019 04:42
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Just get a kayak and slap some wheels on that bad boy, now you've got a boatcycle.
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Yay! https://twitter.com/kcranews/status/1100618132455129088?s=21
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You see, if we don't get any rain, the brush dries out and becomes extremely flammable and the fire season sucks. On the other hand, if we do get rain, then the brush grows all over the place, meaning there's more fuel, and so the fire season sucks. We just can't win.
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Sydin posted:Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. In the next nine days, seven of them will supposedly have rain. However, I love rainy weekends because they're just so cozy and :3 It's just confirmation bias, yet always feels like it rains during the work-week and then ends right before the weekend and picks up again on loving Monday. Hopefully we do get some nice rain this Sat/Sun.
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I love rain* *when I don't have to commute through it.
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FMguru posted:You see, if we don't get any rain, the brush dries out and becomes extremely flammable and the fire season sucks. Well that's where climate change is going to come in and give us a nice big gently caress you! The locked-in warming so far is predicted to make rain outside of the rainy season increasingly rare, make the rainy season start about 2 weeks later and end about 2 weeks earlier, and increase the total average annual rainfall by about 20%. A nice extra rainy winter to give plenty of brush growth then an extra long, hot, and dry period to get it all ready to light right up.
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FCKGW posted:Some good news today: San Francisco will remove more than 9,300 marijuana-related crimes from people’s records Wonder how many of these are Kamala Harris convictions.
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My brother's place is a winter wonderland right now and in five months it'll be like hell's stuffy attic. Probably intermittently on fire as well. At least he has a xeriscaped yard, which not only saves a ton of water but is also super easy to maintain (don't really have to prune rocks, after all).
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fermun posted:Well that's where climate change is going to come in and give us a nice big gently caress you! The locked-in warming so far is predicted to make rain outside of the rainy season increasingly rare, make the rainy season start about 2 weeks later and end about 2 weeks earlier, and increase the total average annual rainfall by about 20%. Honestly if we can even be so lucky to have rainfall at all we should call that a blessing. We are pumping our aquifers dry which in a sane society would be used only for emergency drought conditions, instead it’ll be gone in 20 years and no way to replenish it. A there goes our water supply. If our early 10s drought went on another 3 years we would be so thoroughly hosed. As it is if we really get some hot summers and dry winters for like 5 years in a row we are going to be turbo hosed The Las Vegas-Phoenix Area is also a ticking time bomb for that reason. It’s getting drier and lake mead has maybe 15 years left tops. Once that drops catastrophically low and given even a 3 year mega drought, the whole area is going to basically have to be evacuated since they don’t have any other sources of water.
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Xaris posted:Honestly if we can even be so lucky to have rainfall at all we should call that a blessing. We are pumping our aquifers dry which in a sane society would be used only for emergency drought conditions, instead it’ll be gone in 20 years and no way to replenish it. A there goes our water supply. If our early 10s drought went on another 3 years we would be so thoroughly hosed. As it is if we really get some hot summers and dry winters for like 5 years in a row we are going to be turbo hosed This only applies to California: here's an article with a decent summary. More annual rainfall, but constricted into a narrower timeframe leading to worse flooding and worse fires. Weee! As for everything east of the Rockies, well, I hope you like sand!
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Sydin posted:Not when the only bike trail available runs directly next to the river all the city's stormdrains flow into, which completely floods out the trail for days on end when we get even an inch of rain, let alone two sustained months of it. If you're talking about San Jose, which it sounds like, can you take light rail? Then at least you're not driving. DeadlyMuffin fucked around with this message at 08:21 on Feb 27, 2019 |
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DeadlyMuffin posted:If you're talking about San Jose, which it sounds like, can you take light rail? Then at least you're not driving. That's what I'm doing right now, actually.  gently caress going up 87 in rain. Doesn't help the loss of free exercise though. Light rail takes so goddamn long to slog up first street that if I just take it to downtown and bike the rest of the way to work it takes just as long as riding the LR all the way, at least when I can use the trail.
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Grand Prize Winner posted:can't wait to see pelosi dustbowl signs show up in oklahoma The dustbowl was kinda a sign everyone who lives there is a self destructive idiot.
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Can't blame on the ground farmers that their practices weren't sustainable if it were working fine for them until it didn't. Of course it's obvious in hindsight but plenty is.
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ChaseSP posted:Can't blame on the ground farmers that their practices weren't sustainable if it were working fine for them until it didn't. Of course it's obvious in hindsight but plenty is. Yes. We should never attempt to foresee the consequences of our actions, particularly when we can blame them on the government afterwards.
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