His players are not his servants. What a weird, shitty way to think about student athletes.

That was my thinking as well. Nast’s Black character is a Union soldier with the American flag, clearly that’s the person we’re supposed to sympathize with.

He’s a racist and also a fucking drama queen. Remember when he predicted that Republicans would be hunted down and dying in droves if Biden were elected? And then it turns out that the biggest threat was a bunch of adult babies refusing to get vaccinated.

There do seem to be a lot of Republicans who opine very confidently about economics without seeming to know a lot about the field.

stabilize the organization and just make sure it’s in a financially healthy place and the product road map is clearly laid out.

I don’t pity him, exactly, but it seems like it must be a really sad thing to be Elon Musk.

Do they realize that no one is going to make them buy it?

One way or another, they are a gross pair.

God, talk about the pumpkin calling the carrot orange.

“While we care about contraception, let’s be clear, all we’re saying is we don’t want government to mandate when we have to have it and when we don’t. We want to be able to make that decision,”

So, just to be clear, you think it’s fine that teachers will face felony charges for including in class libraries books which have not been vetted by the state bureaucracy? Right? This is what it comes down to. If teachers use books which have not been vetted, they could be prosecuted. I’m quite certain that you…

#teamzambia

That’s not what the law does, dumbass. It criminalizes having books which don’t appear on the state approved book list and haven’t been vetted by the Florida propaganda department and potentially makes it a felony to have them. You can invent whatever interpretation you want, but this law clearly bans a lot more than…

These are the same people who cry when social media companies enforce their terms of service.

So you’re bitching about me citing a poll and in return you ... fail to cite any polls? Wow, that’s some clever reasoning! (the crosstabs, btw, suggest that this is especially popular among older voters who are unlikely to still have kids in the public school system, which mathematically means that it’s less popular…

Banning books from public libraries because of the topics or themes that they contain is a form of censorship. This is just definitional.

So state bureaucrats are going to be selecting the books that can appear in Florida classrooms, and are threatening felony charges for teachers who fail to comply? lol, tell me again about how much Republicans care about censorship and parental rights.

More like Microsoft 364 amirite?

“They try to pour hatred into my heart.” I think he’s already done that himself, no?

I’m not a lawyer, but it seems like he’s probably going to end up paying legal fees AND rent now, right? Or is this going to help him terminate the agreements early?