I wonder if it felt that way because we were attacked and it was an attack against all Americans , Not X segment of Americans.

So it kinda felt like we had very different ideas of how to proceed, but it did feel like everyone was sincere about protecting the country together.

Clearly the policy and tract the country took has been haunting us ever since, but I never got the impression that the politicians in charge were 100% self serving and had ulterior motives.

In the play What the Constitution Means to Me, the author Heidi Schreck describes progress as a woman walking on the beach with a dog. “If you watch the dog it keeps running ahead and then running backwards, so that if you only keep your eye on the dog it seems like progress is constantly being undone,” she says. “But if you watch the woman, you can see that she is moving steadily forward and forward and forward.”

Most of us can, and are also stunned by the dunbass other half of the population

I appreciate the explanation, maybe it’s that I’m not in the UK or know the “partygate” backstory or the phrase “covid bereaved”.

The way they treat their employees. Zero breaks during an 8 hours shift, suing former employees, because of their owner, like the WaPo

What the actual fuck is that title

Life lock is worthless anyways

And Zack’s Achilles

The guy just likes flags

Arbitration clauses need to be deemed illegal.

Especially ones that are mandatory for employment

Thanks past me!