DaddleDew

To make your mind, one must have a properly functioning mind.

This guy has himself surrounded by yes men and is locked into his own disinformation bubble for most of the time. Getting a glimpse of what people who aren't kissing his ass really are thinking about him must have been quite the whiplash for his tiny sick mind to take.

Every movement of the stocks can be used to make money if you know it's coming. These guys are making hand over fist with insider trading fraud.

I was expecting people to post hardcore rule 34 art. But this is just as funny.

Trump keeps giving the Russians a hope of winning, which prolongs their will to fight. Had the Republicans never sided with Russia the Russians wouldn't be going so hard into Ukraine right now. They might even have quit by now, even before Trump became president.

I hope too. But because the news headline would be "Dodge Rammed"

Hear me out: We pool our money together to pay for the infrastructure. It will be a percentage of your income for it. Those who make more money pay a higher percentage because they benefit from that infrastructure more. Then we have organizations to make sure the money is fairly collected and responsibly spent and make sure they can do their work unhindered.

Oh wait, that's like the opposite of what Trump has been doing.

Oh what's that? Couldn't find people to screw those tiny screws?

I love that he claims that "math can't be trusted" clearly because he can't understand it but it disproves his world views so therefore it must be lying.

When I told my father, who has been using computers since the MS-DOS days and is by no mean technology-illiterate, that I switched to Linux, his response was "What's Linux?".

I knew it was a lost cause to explain him about privacy, or control and ownership of his own device. He uses Windows 11 and as long as it does what he needs it to do he will never care enough about switching over.

Looks like a German bunker on Omaha Beach to me

A good part of the Southern US economy was originally based on slave labour and since its abolition the business culture and mentality never moved on from it. They've just found new ways to have cheap labour that they can exploit to different levels. Immigrants, "unskilled" workers, rented prison labour... Now that the immigrant workers are being kicked out, they're looking for replacements to fill the gap.