Yay! Jameela! We likes! Err...wait, as the villain? I’m not sure how I feel about that. Cautiously optimistic. I suppose it depends on the kind of ‘villain.’ Are we talking Red Skull villainy or Loki villainy?

It’s not simply the governments. It’s the government officials and their literal armies of pandering sycophants and radical, violent extremists supporting them.

And who do you think wrote those laws? And these ‘laws’ that make their obscenities perfectly legal *ONLY* apply to them, *THUS* one set of laws for the rich, one set of laws for everyone else.

No, they won’t. They’re the least capable, most useless people on the planet. It takes the entirety of the rest of humanity to support their greedy dead weight. Without the rest of us keeping things running, they’re incapable of keeping themselves alive.

One set of laws for the wealthy, and one set of laws for everyone else. Justice is truly ‘blind.’

No kidding. You don’t release someone on bond after shooting at a child. Such a person is CLEARLY not mentally stable and is CLEARLY a danger to the public. You keep that person in lockup until trial. To protect the public. People don’t ‘deserve’ to be released on bond. The nature of the crime determines whether…

We aren’t. They’re making sure of it. Because if God doesn’t start Armageddon, they’re going to do it for him. That is the level of insanity at play here.

This, right here, is why the typical GOPissant shouldn’t be participating in the union — they are fucking clueless twits with nothing of value to contribute. Just as you don’t put an idiot in charge of your bank accounts, you’d don’t put idiots in charge of your laws and government. But the GOP (and Texas) clearly…

Architect of ‘Trickle Down’ Economics one of the biggest and most destructive lies pushed onto society in the last century. Trickle-Down Economics is and always will be a lie. That’s not how economics works, and it’s not how human behavior works.

90% of CEOs could be *removed* entirely from the economy and most companies would be just fine. They represent an entrenched mentality about ‘how things are supposed to be done’ that’s older than the US, a mentality that is completely out of touch with reality.

In this country? If that person is white and wealthy enough to be a senator, then odds are pretty good he or she is a racist, whether they’re willing to acknowledge it. And if you vote for or work with the GOP, then it’s pretty much a foregone conclusion.

Don’t forget they actively blocked having a committee look into it, too.

I will say this: despite the unfortunate path that brought her here, the style she’s rockin’ in the opening image is fabulous. Got a ‘Dominique Tipper in The Expanse’ kind of vibe going. 

In West Virginia, the difference between most Democrats and all Republicans is not about the party’s goals and ideology, but just how bat-shit crazy they are in public about them. In his search for a ‘good’ Republican, even Joe wouldn’t qualify as one. They went extinct almost half a century ago. Mitch McConnell the…

And, of course, despite their actions being likely unlawful, no real consequences will be dealt to the people responsible for its usage within the FBI. Because consequence are only for the plebs, peasants, and peons. Great America is a nation of laws, after all: laws that bind the average citizen but do not protect…

The answer, as with many failings of government and regulations, is that putting shitty, greedy people in charge of ANYTHING is a recipe for inevitable (and deadly) disaster. Every. Single. Time.

It’s too bad we can’t figure out how to turn said sea snot into some kind of biofuel....

...legal tender, based on a commodity as volatile and manipulable as bitcoin...what could possibly go wrong? After all, we’re still dealing in tulip bulb currencies, too.

Counterpoint: drones in the hands of the average person was the bad idea, like pretty much EVERYTHING in the hands of your average person. Because the average person is awful.

Because passing laws that make being racist illegal has had such success curbing racism in America over the last century. Not that I’m saying this shouldn’t be done, but ‘legalities’ didn’t stop a single KKK lynching. It didn’t stop the Tusla massacre. If there’s no measure of enforcement, no consequences for being…