This doesn’t speak well for the stability of Jordan or the region at large…

Did you tell him he was a feckless dipshit?

I’m gonna go with the blanket statement of:

If it’s getting in the way of your executive functions then it’s too much. If it takes any precedent over other things that you deem are your responsibility, then you need to take a step back.

Yeah this will definitely lead to peace in the Middle East. Israel big brained as always.

A example that’s not borderlessness, but still interesting, was the Behind the Bastards episode on Harlan Crow which talked about how there was seasonal migration of people from Mexico into the US during peak agricultural seasons. They would return to Mexico in the winter, but the introduction of a hard border incentivized people to remain in the US.

It seems the hardening the border lead to the exact thing Harlan Crow and the other racist trash were trying to fight, increased immigration.

The only ones I’ve seen are from @yiffit.net and @pawb.social

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I’d volunteer for this. Fuck those French knights

You right lmaooo. That’s funny, I guess I should say oldest democracy with real world power.

Lmao. Cite them sources or me saying Trump blows maggoty cum all over Melania is literally as true as that statement.

If inciting an attack on the capital and destabilizing the worlds oldest democracy doesn’t immediately discount Trump from your voting decisions then you’re braindead lol. Imagine trying to argue past that, despite 9 years of existing with Trump as a political figure.

Sounds healthy.

Imagine wanting something to change and then voting for a right-wing explicitly stated Conservative Party.

Bro’s got an itchy ass. Let him be lmao

I take it more as humans acting out of individualist self-interest (which capitalism incentivizes above all else) as being more likened to cancer. All it can take is one mutated-individualist-greedy cell to ignore the signals from the surrounding tissues to cause cancer.

I want to like Cool People who did Cool stuff, but the way information is presented by Margaret almost reads (listens?) like fiction storytelling. I appreciate the source quotes and media critiques of BtB which the few episodes of CPWDCS I’ve listened to didn’t really have.

Been going through Behind the Bastards and I enjoy it a lot. I started from the beginning which was excellent for understanding some of the memes and ongoing jokes.

I skip the “It Could Happen Here” episodes personally because they are very long and tend to bring me down, but they’re also really good and they really highlight the vulnerabilities of contemporary systems of government.

I had a feeling it was mostly bad reporting. I appreciate you confirming it.

Who is researching this topic without losing sleep, and who reports on this crap in such a blasé manner lol.

This NPR article really talked around that detail. It was boring af and ended abruptly.

The half crop at the bottom really makes this meme