Trump, while himself being the symptom of these systems current state, has acted as a catalyst for the march toward hateful authorianism.
He has also acted as a counterexample in a lot of places where people are waking up to the risks of going down that path towards hateful authoritarianism.
There will need to be decades of repair work done before the USA is returned to its previous level. Not to mention also fixing the systemic weaknesses that allowed someone like Trump to do the damage that has been done.
There is already a couple of generations of dead people who were responsible for decades of this rapid decline.
It's infuriating that we have known about the source of the problem, and have known what problems it will cause for my entire lifetime and now it becomes my children's generation's problem to deal with.
So that means you'll need a Sportsnet subscription, a TSN subscription and an Amazon subscription to watch all of some team's games (at least the ones that aren't regional blacked out)
The violence in the USA is one of the many reasons why I don't expect to ever travel there again.
Winning any sort of "best local food" award almost always means the price jumps immediately.
I ask them how much the Koch brothers paid them to say that.
Largely because thay are a defacto monopoly in too many areas.
Unless some viable competition emerges (or some anti-trust legislation breaks them up), they're hard to avoid.
He has also acted as a counterexample in a lot of places where people are waking up to the risks of going down that path towards hateful authoritarianism.
Pasteurization is a process.
That alone has prevented countless deaths.
Simply moving on is extremely inadequate.
There will need to be decades of repair work done before the USA is returned to its previous level. Not to mention also fixing the systemic weaknesses that allowed someone like Trump to do the damage that has been done.
No Bibi?
Only a brief one.
We know that Trump is only the chaotic mouthpiece for a much larger and much more problematic power structure in the USA.
A power structure that has been quietly and increasingly fucking the rest of us for decades. Trump simply ripped the mask off and got loud about it.
I ain't buying bourbon, or anything else made in Trump's America.
I have a nice bottle of 12 year scotch waiting for a celebration.
If people stop buying a thing, any company that wants money is going to stop making that thing.
They have no financial incentive to pay the cost of manufacturing if they can't sell their widget.
Unless thousands of people happen to take that individual action.
I'm expecting him to leave feet first.
Unfortunately, you'll have to be more specific.
There is already a couple of generations of dead people who were responsible for decades of this rapid decline.
It's infuriating that we have known about the source of the problem, and have known what problems it will cause for my entire lifetime and now it becomes my children's generation's problem to deal with.
It's what big pseudo-monopolies do.
This isn't a Microsoft specific problem.
Yet another reason not to travel to the USA.
Nor even transit through their airports.
So that means you'll need a Sportsnet subscription, a TSN subscription and an Amazon subscription to watch all of some team's games (at least the ones that aren't regional blacked out)
And even if it did , the owners of those AI operated factories aren't going to voluntarily share that abundance with the general population.
Entertainers and life savers are very different categories of value to society.