Fallen Hamprince posted:

https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/881316873685618690


Emmanuel Macron: Speaks French, born in France, lived entire life in France, is President of France.

Eve Peyser: Went to Oberlin, where she presumably watched at least one english-language adaptation of Les Mis

Not sure which of these two has a better grasp on French history and political culture.

Squizzle posted:

i thought the suck zone was allegedly good now

Al! posted:

did the power rangers ever fight a monster that was a gigantic bow tie

Squizzle posted:

Suck salt was a product made of salt pressed into a stick, which is licked by the consumer. Amarie enjoyed this, although she characterized it as a "nasty habit". When offered a stick, William T. Riker stated that he "never cared for it". (TNG: "Unification II")

punk rebel ecks posted:

Why do these uptown white people keep accusing everyone of being racist?

loquacius posted:

I'm going to ask a question that a whole lot of Clintonites have asked before, because apparently I don't know the answer either

what does "progressive" even loving mean anymore jesus

Joementum posted:

"progressive" has looped back around and it's now all about eugenics and reordering europe again

etalian posted:

lol

SKULL.GIF posted:

the explicit and literal purpose of life is to consume

all life beyond the mitochondrial level is nothing but more complicated methods of consuming energy that is selfishly advantageous to that specific form of life

fits my needs posted:

Bernie fucks

anime was right posted:

the only thing chad destroys is bud light

GalacticAcid posted:

seymour hersh is correct about syria

zegermans posted:

Speaking of Buttigeig remember when Donna Brazile couldn't be bothered to even try to figure out how to pronounce his name before the DNC elections

I mean jesus gently caress what an awful disrespectful idiot.

Zhulik posted:

This is 100% a false flag and a cia psyop.

I'm further smoothening my brain with potent self-talk techniques so that it may better deflect perfidious falsehoods of the deep state.

Raskolnikov38 posted:

we should make a giant banner of this and unfurl it during pete's speech at the 2020 dnc

SKULL.GIF posted:

Matt Y finally stumbles
https://twitter.com/tomgara/status/884044444344954882
https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/884119067740778497

SKULL.GIF posted:

*soapbox*

Yes, overpopulation is a problem. Yes, we would be significantly better off today if we had half the population that we do now, with very little reduction in actual quality of living. Yes, first-world countries consume and waste an extreme amount of resources, and this must be addressed.

There is absolutely no reason we need to have more than 7 billion people on the planet, it literally only benefits the wealthy for this many people to exist because each additional person means more labor to leech from. You will never meet more than a million people in your entire lifetime, and probably not even more than a hundred thousand people.

People go "Haha we can just fit everyone in the planet in Texas, overpopulation doesn't matter" and it is stupid and credulous because it ignores A) the absolutely massive infrastructural effort it takes to build more and more cities and human habitats, B) that most places on the planet aren't actually inhabitable, desirable, or even a good idea to live in (eg Phoenix AZ), C) the impact of human consumption on wildlife (overfishing is already a biiig problem) D) that it actually sucks bigly to subsist off insect paste and soy while living in your 200 sqft apartment and that the more people there are the less choice you will have about this E) the bigger the population becomes the more complicated transportation becomes and the less enjoyable it is to travel and to go to places like parks, historical monuments, etc F) the more people there are the less each individual person matters to other people or to the system and the less effectively you are represented in government


Birth rates are going down as people become more educated and standards of living improves, but hoo boy if they didn't we are in serious trouble. Even with birth rates leveling off it's looking like we're going to have 10 billion people by the middle of the century. I cannot see anything positive coming of this.

The Nastier Nate posted:

At least we won't get Zuck/Booker on the same ticket cause they're both from New Jersey. That's still a thing right?

Concerned Citizen posted:

powercrazy

Concerned Citizen posted:

another example is on the something awful forums, where every poster is counted as white

logikv9 posted:

where can I buy those tactical pens

HiHo ChiRho posted:

Hillary 🌹is my hero ISHA meditator I am mother to🚶🏼💃🦅🌎🌈in yoga this 🙏🏽means we are one . please no LIST / berners/ trumpers . #FBR . 🌹🌹🌹🙏🏽

got any sevens posted:

ron paul avatar

Darkman Fanpage posted:

jokes are illegal

zegermans posted:

all political memes are wrong, cringey, and stupid. mlmp

Tight Booty Shorts posted:

It's kind of weird how many Shillbots now try to claim that prison labor isn't slave labor lol

Nonsense posted:

Tight Booty Shorts posted:

Actually those prisoners should be thanking Hillary for letting them work for Amazon Fresh

Concerned Citizen posted:

there is no higher office than mayor of south bend

fits my needs posted:

https://mobile.twitter.com/yashar/status/887719619900968960

Serf posted:

just send the d&d-ers back there first

Lessail posted:

would it be

Sanders-san

or

Sanders-sama


????

SHY NUDIST GRRL posted:

I tweet at that woman and suddenly Twitter thinks I'm a bot

got any sevens posted:

The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. We live on a placid island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far.

From even the greatest of horrors, irony is seldom absent.

I shall never be very merry or very sad, for I am more prone to analyze than to feel.

The world is indeed comic, but the joke is on mankind.


Lovecraft wouldve loved lf

MaxxBot posted:

Usually the Vox podcast is tolerable but they did one on basic income and it's just a one hour rant about how basic income is bad and strict means testing is good