In the small majority red city I grew up in there were well over 1000 people which is telling for that area.
In the even smaller somewhat red city I currently reside, multiple hundreds turned out.
That is very indicative to me.
Both of these protests were like...dozens the first few times. It's growing. I'm excited to see it.
At least where I am in Oregon the worst were just lifted trucks driven by snowflakes coal rolling.
I think everyone else was just being a keyboard warrior.
Agreed. I've used the infotainment on EVs from Kia, Toyota, Cadillac, and Hyundai so far and Tesla is so much smoother and seamless and intuitive.
And don't get me started on the mobile app and API access. Toyota's mobile app might be the worst in the industry, dear god it's bad. It crashes during setup and the salesperson just said, "Yeah that's normal it's why it only has 2 stars".
And if a non-innocent rape the man would get community service.
Hahahahahhahahahahahahaaa
Won't the failed states mostly be red?
California comprises 14% of America's GDP. I hope they secede.
I don't understand then, are they just bilking each other?
If the billionaires are buying en masse to profit off this, someone is selling. If billionaires own the majority...they're...selling to each other and losing?
Based on what little I know that goes into video game development, $80 seems cheap - assuming no mtx.
But if it's $80 + mtx? Fuck that.
This all reminds me of a coworker I had back in the day that was like 6 weeks from retirement and they were super excited and happy and hopeful. It was all they talked about.
And 2wks after they retired the 2008 crisis hit. Their portfolio went to absolute shit, they panicked and sold. And then later missed the window for good general recovery.
It broke my fucking heart.
I'm working on having all my jobs convert me to 1099 (some have) and then I'm just going to see how long I can go without paying.
Probably not as long as I'd like, but whatever.