Kevin Runion

The Romans would’ve just dug another strait.

Jefferson on the gerontocracy problem

WHOA ... did not expect this from the Richmond Times Dispatch.

AirbnMommy

It definitely isn’t fair and everyone knows good and well the Democrats have no plans to keep this temporary. Vote NO Virginia!!

As someone who used to work in HR, I need you to listen VERY CLOSELY: HR is there for the company! Not the employee. They are not your friend. They are not on your side. Ever. They are there to manage people problems for the company. Complainers ARE problems.

@financedystop Not a DIY project...

This is a perfect example why you shouldn’t dump grease down your drain

@financedystop Not a downside.... an opportunity....

He explains something strange about blue-collar businesses: customers often get upset that you’re making money off the job

@BurchetteMason @reddit_lies It's the hog trough that a lot of major LLM's feed on....

@reddit_lies Can we just delete Reddit from existence? What a cesspool.

Redditors celebrate after learning that Chuck Norris passed away.

I don’t care whose fault it is, but our elected officials should never put us in this position.

Airport security should just go back to being run / funded by airlines rather than TSA It’d be just as safe, a better customer experience, and TSA wouldn’t be used as a political football like this

Good morning everyone! ☀️

@MoundLore Had a plant manager at a very large facility scream at me at 2:00 am during an electrical outage (HV cable failed in a vault) "This is like a damn 3rd world country elec system!!! .... Today he's about right for a lot of the country...

Most of the U.S. was built between 1930–1970. Interstates. Dams. Power grids still carrying everything. Hell the average bridge is 40+ years old. Tens of thousands are already flagged. We took a system already built and continued to stack more weight on it. More cars. More load. More demand. Every day, millions of people drive across structures already marked as deficient and don’t feel it. We’re not running a modern country. We’re running an old one that hasn’t failed yet.

Besides, the only meaningful security upgrade after 9/11 was securing the cockpit door. Everything else has been security theatre

The corpse count speaks louder than any theory — Josef Stalin murdered between 6 and 20 million of his own people through deliberate famines, mass executions, and gulags that made Hitler look like an amateur. Yet somehow we still have economics professors teaching that central planning can work if we just find the right technocrats. Stalin's Holodomor in Ukraine stands as the perfect case study in socialist arithmetic. When Ukrainian peasants resisted collectivization, Stalin simply starved them into submission — confiscating grain, banning travel, and posting guards to prevent anyone from escaping the famine zones. Millions died eating grass and bark while Soviet grain exports continued flowing to Western markets. The kulaks — prosperous farmers guilty of the crime of success — were liquidated entirely as a class. And this wasn't some accident or deviation from true socialism. This was central planning working exactly as designed. When the state owns all property and controls all production, human beings become mere inputs in the grand equation. Stalin understood what modern progressives refuse to admit: you cannot remake human nature without breaking a few million eggs. The same academic establishment that clutches pearls over free market "inequality" continues treating Marx as serious economic theory rather than a blueprint for mass murder. They'll spend hours debating whether Keynes got the multiplier effect right while treating Stalin's body count as an unfortunate implementation detail rather than the inevitable result of abolishing private property.

@poe_collector The tool uses them....

Found an AI perspective I’d never heard before from a teacher of teens. It’s a bit meandering but your three minutes will be well used.