understandable, i live in canada, everything is good here except government has too many choices to make, from too many different sides trying to pull all at once.

Likewise. I am thinking of moving back overseas in a year or so. When I was overseas it cost me 50 euros total to see a specialist AND get 3 months worth of painkillers and various other things to nurse my back.

I don’t think people realize just how beholden our financial (and thus social and political) system is to corporate profits and shareholders. I didn’t even know until a business law professor explained that corporations have a fiduciary duty to shareholders, so morality and taking care of employees are literally…

More people equals more tax revenue. A socialist system where people have a say in how the businesses are run and everyone has a chance to benefit. A system where everyone is at least at decent is a system where everyone comes out ahead. In the Nordic model labor reps and employers negotiate while the government…

There is also a fundamental immorality in an entire family having to suffer due to a breadwinner’s injury and his partner’s hard work only being worth $11 an hour. We’re in big trouble.

And she was only 19 at the time.

Exactly. She helped rescue the boys! And told them what to do. It was so inspiring.

Now now.

And on January 20th Trump will be kicking a black family out of their home. Some things never change.

Gotta build that swamp!

Thanks for sharing this. I remember once as a little girl going into Shreve & Co. or Gump’s in San Francisco. Both were expensive shops, and my mother and taken my sister and I for a day in the city, ending with buying a special Christmas ornament. I noticed a man in jeans and a denim jacket, holding his hat in his…

Example: a shopper with a Michael Kors handbag might invest in Kate Spade or even a tiny LV but she’s not going to buy a Celine.

And the Honest Trailers treatment.

I’m not, thanks. Interesting leap there.

But in...

I don’t understand this particular character trait, as this movie is set too far into the future for Jim to plausibly remember a time when humans were needed to fix stuff by hand, but hey, I’m no screenwriter.