LibertarianZoidberg🇺🇲🟨🗽

if the only Star Wars project you like is Andor then you don’t like Star Wars lmao

It’s fine to like Andor. Despite its issues, I’m a fan of it too. Tony (for the most part) is a good writer But he doesn’t have the passion that Dave does. Even though some people really want him to love Star Wars, he just doesn’t. Imo passion with a few mistakes is better…

It’s fine to like Andor. Despite its issues, I’m a fan of it too. Tony (for the most part) is a good writer But he doesn’t have the passion that Dave does. Even though some people really want him to love Star Wars, he just doesn’t. Imo passion with a few mistakes is better…

Real Libertarians support the right to ban gay marriage and abortion. If you want to take away our right to ban gay marriage and abortion, you are not a Libertarian.

“Men used to go to war” Well now we gay and like boys

"Every home is 1.6 million!" No You're a fucking entitled brat

Me: "I'm going to get more involved in the LP!" Also me walking into the middle of a faction war in the LP:

I just took APUSH and genuinely forgot what a few of these guys even did

Why do people like Alcohol 😭 Am I drinking the wrong type? 🧍

The “starter homes for $25k” makes me laugh. I looked up the price of what my parents paid for their house in 1986. $117,500. The average interest rate was around 13%. It was a small 3 bedroom 1 bathroom 1008 square foot home. My room was the smallest and my brothers shared a room. Built in 1941. That was a starter home. It didn’t have a big kitchen or a spacious bathroom or walk in closets. One bathroom for five people. We didn’t have TVs in our rooms either. We didn’t eat out all the time. Food delivery didn’t exist. And it was NOT in the best part of town; you didn’t leave anything outside you didn’t want stolen. Saw it on Zillow, still has the original basement wall panels and flooring 😂

Washington unanimously legalized scissor stairs, a building code reform that frees up to 56% more living space per floor. Less wasted space means cheaper homes on smaller lots. Most US states banned this since the 1970s for no good reason.