This is the most charitable way of seeing it for them, honestly.

I think many of them don't actually have any interest in even incremental 'progress', at least not any more than it is incidental to their goal of gaining and retaining electoral power.

They abandon their 'progress' as soon as it becomes an electoral liability, and scold and police voters in their 'tent' for bringing up those issues when it isn't to the party's advantage. Anyone with moral or ethical principles (and are vocal about them) in the democratic voter base is liable to be pushed out as soon as it's no longer convenient to support their interests.

But have you considered that after Trump waved out a McDonald's drive thru window they had an EColi outbreak, so now he's associated with a poop virus?

Checkmate, tankie

Maybe it's because I'm Minnesotan but I am just tickled by the way he says 'dipshit'

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That was gross of me, sorry

For what it's worth i meant his overall energy but it feels empty now

Wasn't he doing a stream targeting the twitch ceo and feigning outrage that Hasan hasn't been banned yet today?

That guy is completely lost his fucking mind

Honest question: how much would such a lawsuit rely on the definition of antisemitism, and how much of an issue is it that the US congress has been making a specific push to include anti-zionism in the definition of antisemitism?

I honestly kinda doubt our justice system would give them a fair definition right now.....

The tweet featured at 0:46 certainly sets the tone for that video, fucking hell.

edit: still watching through shaun's video, but of course the nazi was previously banned from twitter and is now (presumably) let back on under Melon's ownership

The whole thing was so staged, I guess any job would have looked too easy.

Mike Row is a piece of shit, but at least Dirty Jobs made it look like he was suffering just a little bit.

The manager/shift lead should have yelled at him for literally anything.

If you're not being demeaned by your boss or the customers, you're not really getting the true food-service job experience