Seriously, you’re arguing with people who have severe mental illness. One loon downthread genuinely thinks this will transform these students into “genuises”

Why not, it’s not as if you’d face any real consequences for your own reckless stupidity.

They’re convinced they’ll time the next grift right. Who knows

Careful now, if they get their way, they’ll be both the market and the government.

The guy was like a walking auction item as soon as he started his second term. He’s nearly 80. He’s gonna amass a nice fortune for his family and dip.

Come on man, the guy was shilling his own shitcoin as sitting president.

For what? Their garbage SaaS that barely works and is just a thin veneer for advertisers to gorge on my data?

Consider some poorly paid servant work. It will be sold to you as “noble work” or something along the lines to entice/slander you.

Unfortunately they’re trying.

Yeah, I’m sure people I know who were raped as children, abused and prostituded by drug addict parents and watched their siblings die from said drugs would have been immensely worse off away from pedophiles and drug addicts.

Although, at the very least, perhaps we can accept forced sterilization for such people. At the least keep it from expanding.

We call that “the voting populace”

The one thing killing me in the economy is housing. Rent is up like crazy, but even more so rental criteria is ridiculous and competition is insane.

And this is in a dilapidated rust belt city with maybe one industry propping up the entire economy. It’s a bit cheaper than when I was in Florida a few years back, but not by a ton.

If I could figure out housing, all other problems would solve themselves, but it’s the one problem I can’t solve. My credit score took a battering during a long period of unemployment, and now I’m about as much of a pariah as a three time felon with two evictions, and I don’t even have an eviction.

But how was in after the 2008 crisis. How hard was it to find rent them. If you had a job, and income were the rents still ridiculous? Or was it easy enough to find a place if you had money?

> she was shocked to learn that the company had a “17x” strike policy for accounts that reportedly engaged in the “trafficking of humans for sex.”

There’s no way in hell this isn’t just tacitly incentivized the facilitation of trafficking activities through the site.