good god you’re quite the obnoxious, ignorant asshole

there’s a whole hell of a lot of people who don’t qualify for medicaid and can’t afford $400/m for shitty insurance, they’re called the working poor. making 25k in taxable income doesn’t magically allow you to pay 10k for a broken arm. half the workforce are contingent laborers that don’t qualify for employer…

lol that sounds a whole lot like pro wrestling

because the standard of writing in comics was so high to begin with

it wasn’t, it was said to jesse eisenberg playing a character named mark zuckerberg in a completely made up account of the rise of facebook written by, ugh, aaron sorkin of all people.

go get em tiger!

did you read the comments though? that’s fishy as hell

fat ppl make for powerful singers due to their massive diaphragms. un can probably belt like etta james

nope yep you’re right. it was like 2 am and i forgot that i had to specifically block the autoplaying ads element on here. right click > block element.

you... legitimately want this guy to die?? get help please.

they’ve been doing this exact same horseshit for years under the unblinking eye of univision, the format is just more obnoxious. the commenter hasn’t had any influence on content since this shit was still printed on paper.

noting that top KKK people have sickrad names like GRAND CYCLOPS is some hacky open mic night shit but mildly amusing enough and harmless imo.

that is literally a dude’s crappy blog and he clearly went to fiverr to pay for disqus commenters on some of those articles, like this one: https://www.nathanrabin.com/happy-place/2017/9/5/pe-icp-me-and-the-agony-and-ecstasy-of-longterm-collaboration

try ublock origin, it’s merciless with ads.

lol i know i just wanted to write a long thing about it. good chat, b town.

well, no. to the extent that they can cut low-skill labor costs via automation, outsourcing and prison slaves they already have with zero resistance from any regulatory mechanism. we’re already living that reality, we have one of the worst labor participation rates in the developed world and post-soviet style deaths…

i like FCH and his 20,000 word articles. it’s not all great but his perspective is, imo, honest and often insightful. the “obvious”ness of his analyses are part of the charm, it’s not exactly obvious to the people who wrote the works he’s criticizing and having a transparent rubric for what works and what doesn’t is a…

*conspiracy theory time* it was pretty obvious, to me at least, that they hadn’t really fired devin when the quality of their film crit hulk articles took a massive nosedive right after the big controversy. the backlash was so strong FCH had to do a whole second article to explain why the black mirror review sounded…

the liquor store by the western blue line always has it

a ceo also provides a service. your definition of service work lacks utility imo. i expected better from a programmer, whose entire thing is built around logic and the understanding thereof.