It is no surprise to learn that this applies to both Rubio AND Cruz.

Aren’t these the same assholes using AI to edit people crying that are arrested, and when criticized, announced that ‘the memes will continue’? Are they afraid of a fucking meme war?

The majority of my coworkers have casually stated the last week, “I don’t agree with the way this is all happening.”, but still overall support the agenda and hold their line. It’s a combination of ignorance and stupidity. They’re just fascists without even knowing. I live in a deep red area and from what I can gather when I hear talk out in the street, most people are either completely unaware or excited “they’re taking America back.” There is no convincing these people. I have tried for years and years, and when they seem to hear you and begin to digest what you’ve said, they come back the next day more sure than before that Facebook and Fox keep them informed. Many of them can’t tell you what the three branches of government are or how many Senators there are or provide correct answers on the simplest of civics questions.

Makes sense, you know. All of these wannabe militia types and oath keepers and three percenter people finally have a state sanctioned avenue to realize their violent fantasies against minorities and women. No serious vetting, no serious training… Let the vicious dogs loose. These men who’ve larped in the woods, prepping for and fetishizing a time of lawlessness and civil war. Terrified of the threats to their hierarchy once a black man became president, creating record numbers in their ranks, now they can take all of that anger they had pent up inside pretending the USA was going in the wrong direction and become the cause for its demise themselves.

I like the niddy noddy, but I prefer the naughty knitty

3/4 cars I’ve owned (all bought after 2010) have been 1999, the other being a '94. I’m still driving one of them. If I’m going to own a car, it’s my preferred year. The best of computer tech and mechanical simplicity.

1994 Honda Accord 1999 Chevy Malibu 1999 Toyota 4Runner 1999 Jeep Cherokee XJ

Not that anything I’ve owned has been super special, just what a good fuckin’ year, man.

Depends on where you’re at in life, what your home responsibilities are. I recently had a big life change and if I knew it was legitimate, I would consider it, just for the adventure, with a couple caveats. But a year ago? It just wouldn’t have worked. I would really have to weigh my situation against the supposed financial benefit. Also, I have a big priority in comfort at this point in my life. I’ve done things like this in the past, and it wore me to the bone. I was smiling at my bank account, but I missed out on a lot going on back at home. If I couldn’t guarantee a decent space for myself while I was away and a way to regularly connect to home, it would be a no. The pay and hours may be at the expense of these comforts. If that doesn’t bother you and you don’t have a ton going on other than your current work, I’d say go for it. Also, ensure you have something to come back to. I would think my current job would welcome me back after two months away, but that isn’t common in my experience.