“If you don’t agree with me 100% you must be against me.”

Oddly enough the same thing “3rd party” voters complain about Democrats doing.

Also, for people who want to succeed it’s odd I only hear about “3rd party” in October every 4 years. I’m sure in January you’ll still be talking about the importance of building a 3rd party right?

Edit: I don’t know why your post got removed, maybe you were banned for something else, but for the record: I’m not a Democrat, but I’m a realist. I would love for there to be a viable 3rd party, but that’s not going to happen in the next 2 weeks and allowing Donald Trump to become elected is going to actively make that less likely. Considering what happened on Jan 6th with minimal consequences, if Donald Trump gets elected you might even lose the option of a 2nd party.

The first step that needs to happen is building up a third party through local politics, not ignoring politics for 3 years and 11 months and then suddenly expecting a third party to become viable.

we all just missed it?

You missed it. I was well aware of it, and concerns about Biden at the time, and I don’t even live in the US.

Not everyone else’s fault if you don’t engage with the political system until less than a month before the election. That’s what this entire post is about.

Dr Pepper was designed to taste like what a soda fountain smells like, a mix of flavors like when you made “swamp water” as a kid.
So it’s “Dur Pepper’s Monster” to me.

American politics.

Companies will charge what the market will bear. If Netflix increases prices and lowers quality and people keep paying the higher price for lower quality, then Netflix will keep doing it. It’s up to consumers to not pay for enshittification in order to stop it.

So far, the best system we’ve come up with as a species is heavily regulated capitalism with strong social safety nets

And for quite a lot of human history the best system we had come up with was Feudalism, until we started doing something better.

Just because Capitalism is the best we’ve come up with so far doesn’t mean we should just accept it, or that 1000 years from now people won’t look at the Capitalism with the same disdain we look at Feudalism.

Until it stops increasing profits.

Step 1: label people you don’t like as intolerant

Step 2: skip diplomacy because of course

Looks like you’ve already completed steps 1 and 2…

Somewhat related to this:

Talking on your cellphone while driving: illegal
Using a hands-free device to talk on your cellphone while driving: legal
Resting your head against your hand while driving: legal

Legally resting your head against your hand while driving, and your hand comes in contact with your legal hands-free making it no longer “hands-free”: straight to jail.

Distracted driving is as dangerous as drunk driving.

The #1 cause of distracted driving is cellphones.

Cellphones are now illegal.

Education increases the likelihood of earning a higher income.

Money is used to buy drugs.

All education is now illegal.

Man, for someone who doesn’t know anything you sure do go on a lot about things you know nothing about.

Well, officially, Putin supports Harris, but who knows with that deranged man.

So first of all, that is “armchair conjecture”.

Second of all, you’ve already admitted just because Putin says it doesn’t mean it’s true.

Third of all, what is your reaction to Putin’s support? Sounds like “be careful of Harris, Putin supports her.” Do you think Putin is an idiot? He knows that’s how people will react.

Not supporting someone just because Putin said to is just as stupid as supporting someone just because Putin said to. Either way you’re letting Putin make your decisions instead of thinking for yourself.

Armchair conjecture is exactly what you’re doing

If you’re just going to quote people and accept it as fact, I have the metal scrapping rights for the Eiffel tower for sale and I’m willing to do so for cheap.

I think the proper translation is “Da, let us argue amongst ourselves comrades. American pig dogs do not understand Mother Russia.”

The comedy of errors that resulted in World War 1 seems to indicate that there is a group of time travelers trying to make sure this time line happens.

We are on the internet right now, you could easily look this up:

As a general rule, butter that’s tightly wrapped and refrigerated should last anywhere from one to three months…

According to the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, “butter and margarine are safe at room temperature. However, if butter is left out at room temperature for several days, the flavor can turn rancid,

https://www.rd.com/article/does-butter-expire/

Maybe it’s salted butter that is used as a preservative.

Right, dairy products are well known for being shelf stable at room temperature…