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“Elon is helping” lol
It’s really alarming how easy it is to slot in new heroes, villains, and enemies once someone is in the propaganda pipeline. Oh, Elon Musk is one of our heroes now? Ok. Oh, the fire department is evil now? Ok. It does not fill me with hope for our future
It’s really alarming how easy it is to slot in new heroes, villains, and enemies once someone is in the propaganda pipeline. Oh, Elon Musk is one of our heroes now? Ok. Oh, the fire department is evil now? Ok. It does not fill me with hope for our future
January 11, 2025 at 6:43 PM
“Elon is helping” lol
It’s really alarming how easy it is to slot in new heroes, villains, and enemies once someone is in the propaganda pipeline. Oh, Elon Musk is one of our heroes now? Ok. Oh, the fire department is evil now? Ok. It does not fill me with hope for our future
It’s really alarming how easy it is to slot in new heroes, villains, and enemies once someone is in the propaganda pipeline. Oh, Elon Musk is one of our heroes now? Ok. Oh, the fire department is evil now? Ok. It does not fill me with hope for our future
Funny how tax cuts for the rich are always the answer if you’re rich
Retailers warn of higher prices in 2025 and urge ministers to ease tax burden
Retailers warn of higher prices in 2025 and urge ministers to ease tax burden
Companies grappling with higher employment costs say price of food may rise by 4.2% in latter half of year
UK retailers have urged ministers to ease their tax burden as they said that the cost of food and other items will rise sharply throughout the year…
www.theguardian.com
January 9, 2025 at 8:12 AM
Funny how tax cuts for the rich are always the answer if you’re rich
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It's wild how quickly the mainstream narrative swung from "climate change won't be a crisis in the US" to "Well of course you can't get homeowners insurance if you live in California or Florida. Everyone knows that!"
You could have blinked and missed it.
You could have blinked and missed it.
Remain eternally angry that AT LEAST six years ago I started pitching multiple editors about a looming insurance crisis in California and was told it wasn't a real story, or if it was it would affect a small number of people, and even if then, it would be a negligible policy issue.
January 9, 2025 at 5:57 AM
It's wild how quickly the mainstream narrative swung from "climate change won't be a crisis in the US" to "Well of course you can't get homeowners insurance if you live in California or Florida. Everyone knows that!"
You could have blinked and missed it.
You could have blinked and missed it.