What's frustrating to me is that on the one hand, it's important to call out the hypocrisy and to report on it, but on the other, calling them hypocrites isn't just a lack of consequences. It's actively incorporated into their strategy. They know there will be public backlash, or even [gasp] someone slamming them, but through it all, Mitch McConnell is still in office, period.
Hypocrisy-shaming feels good to do, but if that's the worst price they have to pay, then that's hardly any price at all. Governor Beshear is making noise, and good on him for doing so, but that's ultimately all it is: noise.
George R. R. Martin is the human incarnation of procrastination, but he's written some pretty memorable lines. One that comes to mind here: "words are wind."
Judge? Don't you mean WOKE EXTREME FAR-LEFT RADICAL ANTIFA COMMUNIST BABY-KILLER APPOINTEE OF MARXIST FASCIST LENINIST MAOIST TAOIST LAOIST BO-BAOIST BILL CLINTON?
My personal experience is that you get what you pay for. The infrastructure required to run an acceptable VPN service at scale gets ridiculously expensive ridiculously quickly. It makes sense that free users will always go to the back of the line when demand gets high.
I've used a variety of providers, free and paid, over the years. I've had issues with both, but my issues with paid plans have been fewer and father between. I currently use ProtonVPN and, political discussions aside, I've had no issues with it. Connectivity issues have been hiccups at worst.
If you can justify the expense, I'd strongly encourage you to bite the bullet and switch to a paid solution. Proton, Mullvad, whatever fits your threat model and budget.
The Pope looks up and says, "You fuckers are my kind of people."
I'm more of a THX noise type.
What's frustrating to me is that on the one hand, it's important to call out the hypocrisy and to report on it, but on the other, calling them hypocrites isn't just a lack of consequences. It's actively incorporated into their strategy. They know there will be public backlash, or even [gasp] someone slamming them, but through it all, Mitch McConnell is still in office, period.
Hypocrisy-shaming feels good to do, but if that's the worst price they have to pay, then that's hardly any price at all. Governor Beshear is making noise, and good on him for doing so, but that's ultimately all it is: noise.
George R. R. Martin is the human incarnation of procrastination, but he's written some pretty memorable lines. One that comes to mind here: "words are wind."
Happy Anniversary
Søren Kierkegaard called that "existential angst."
Everything changed when the Mozz Sticks Nation attacked.
This article is over two years old. It doesn't mean JK Rowling is any less vile and hateful, but it's also not a new development for her.
Judge? Don't you mean WOKE EXTREME FAR-LEFT RADICAL ANTIFA COMMUNIST BABY-KILLER APPOINTEE OF MARXIST FASCIST LENINIST MAOIST TAOIST LAOIST BO-BAOIST BILL CLINTON?
My personal experience is that you get what you pay for. The infrastructure required to run an acceptable VPN service at scale gets ridiculously expensive ridiculously quickly. It makes sense that free users will always go to the back of the line when demand gets high.
I've used a variety of providers, free and paid, over the years. I've had issues with both, but my issues with paid plans have been fewer and father between. I currently use ProtonVPN and, political discussions aside, I've had no issues with it. Connectivity issues have been hiccups at worst.
If you can justify the expense, I'd strongly encourage you to bite the bullet and switch to a paid solution. Proton, Mullvad, whatever fits your threat model and budget.
I ask this in good faith and in earnest search of an honest answer: are you shitting me with that fucken Ringling Bros. ass name?
Have you tried strapping yourself up by your pullboots?
Hello. I beat my meat like an unruly son. Bing is still the king of porn results.
Courtesy of @glemek@lemmy.world
Regarding those lyrics you're asking about, the phrase actually starts two lines earlier:
He just repeats those last two lines as a refrain. Might be easier to read it as
Sweet, South Carolina is about to get a new unisex bathroom.
Can't wait for the live action version starring Timothée Chalamet as Shinji, Scarlett Johannson as Misato, and Chris Pratt as Gendo.
Titude
There is not enough breathable air on this planet to fill the lungs I'd need to power the scream of impotent frustration I wish to unleash right now.
Joke's on you, I still see big tiddies down in front.