Let’s be honest. They don’t know what the hell they want, they lack conscious decision making skills, so they do whatever’s good in the moment. Lick your face, chew up your shorts.

You must be fun at parties.

You’ll need to define election money in order to differentiate his campaign from everyone else’s in history.

categorizes them along two axes: law vs. chaos, and good vs. evil. (Something can be lawful but evil, like an insurance company, or good but chaotic, like puppies.

Can we please stop pinning disparity or advocacy or the lack of advocacy on the actors themselves? The actors don’t negotiate pay - they have agents and/or teams who do this for them. Sure, the actors can veto, set a floor or ceiling, but it’s up to the negotiating team to tell the actor whether or not it’s the best…

Exactly. It’s just that the idea of collusion sounds sexier and more diabolical than wire fraud. People need to rein it in and focus on what’s probable/achievable.

Collusion isn’t a crime unless you’re at war with the country.

None are objective. None.

King’s Quest 1? Any of the Leisure Suit Larry’s?

Who are “people familiar with the meeting”? The sourcing on this by the WaPo is terrible. So this info comes from people who weren’t at the meeting? How familiar were they? Do we have confirmation by people who were actually there?

Can’t be compelled to testify against each other?

Just going to put this out there - I’m not saying he DIDN’T say this, but we don’t really know that he did. All reporting on this is hearsay from people who weren’t at the meeting. So far this is unsubstantiated, but everybody REALLY wants to run with it, for good reason. But also remember that half the country…

Except that the best time to get the flu shot is NOVEMBER. This is really really really late in the season - it’s not about individuals getting vaccinated so that the individual doesn’t get sick. It’s herd immunity. If enough people get it EARLY ENOUGH, it can stop the advance of the flu. Unfortunately, the flu has…

omg well done. Well done.

I think that it could have been done better even with a tweaking of the question - like “what are 3 reasons why slavery was widely accepted” or something along those lines, followed by a discussion about how those reasons might seem reasonable at the time, and are reasons people cite today for many other issues, but…

Wait, so if Trump’s policies all align with Republican beliefs and strategy, but he’s Hitler, are you saying basically all Republicans are in favour of Hitler-like policies?

Take a look at the news footage from Trump’s campaign days. Nobody took him seriously either.

Well, they’re different enough that nobody called Palin “the next Hitler”.

Trump and Palin are two different people. Some voters don’t vote for parties.