VanMan

@HeadOfTVDept Mass scaphism or other ancient/medieval punishment would be more deserving from the little I heard of the details of this report.

>250,000 victims >87-95% of perpetrators were Muslim Remigration is the moderate solution.

JUST IN: Billionaire wealth tax no longer projected to be on California ballot, as billionaires worth a combined $1 trillion+ flee the state in historic wealth exodus.

@GLpodcast You kniw what would calm me? If they added more lanes for traffic.

What are your thoughts on traffic calming appearing in the cities?

@ZOrtiz9919 Acehlrs

Spell your middle name in alphabetical order and let people try to guess it. I'll go first. Aenn.

@NormieUtah Bro, the pirates here walked away with like $9B. They don't need lear anything.

It turns out they did just steal our money. 😡 Governor Cox’s ‘24 campaign manager, Matt Lusty, set up a shell non-profit so he could take $2 million in no-bid, direct grant, taxpayer money arranged by Governor Cox. Lusty cashed the checks, did some useless make work, and closed up shop in time for the ‘26 campaign season. A white collar smash and grab operation. All technically “legal“, of course. And a clean get away. Minnesota Somali scammers could lear a thing or two from Utah.

@Amwysoc Never had the donut but I loved the beer.

Voodoo doughnut

@cboyack Who?

Yuval Harari was asked what the biggest economic and political question of the coming decades would be. His answer: "What to do with all these useless people." Read that again. He didn't say 'people made redundant by technology.' He didn't say 'workers in transition.' He used the word *useless*. And when asked how those people might find meaning when their labor is no longer needed, his best guess was: "a combination of drugs and computer games." Drugs and computer games. Sedation. That's it. This is not Orwell. This is not the floating-chair dystopia of WALL-E presented as a warning. This is the casual, shrug-shouldered expectation of a man who the global elite listen to. And the most disturbing part? He's not entirely wrong about the trajectory. We already have enormous segments of the population—materially comfortable, technologically saturated—sinking into anxiety, depression, and quiet despair because nothing in their environment is asking anything of them. We have not yet arrived at the world Harari describes. The real question is whether that future is inevitable. I co-wrote a book arguing it is not. But preventing it requires people on the front line—particularly those with resources, capability, and time—to take responsibility for building a different model now, while it's still possible. Drop your email here and I'll let you know when the book is available for order: human-capital.kit.com/e53d52848f

@Amwysoc You'll be fine. Have a good time!

Going to the gym for the first time EVER. Slightly intimidated but excited. Send good vibes please!!!

Trillionaire shouldn’t exist. The term itself should not exist, the possibility should not exist. This level of inequality is simply incompatible with democracy and a sustainable planet. The reign of these parasitic psychopaths must end, or it ends us.

@redheadranting Looks like they've learned to stop flipping the table at least.

It would seem there's a bit of a learning curve. Worth watching to the end.

@Kel_Eclectic @GameStalgiaX This already happened.

@GameStalgiaX Traumatized my childhood in the best way.

You get one free remaster. What Nintendo game are you bringing back?

@GameStalgiaX Either of the Clive Barker games: Undying or Jericho.

@JonnyMicro I assure you that was not a Freudian slip.

@VanMan1379 Very unfortunate typo there

Happy Friday to all who celebrate

@JonnyMicro 😆

@KatKanada_TM Is crack legal in canada?

"Affordability is the best it's been in over a decade." — Mark Carney

@MaryMoriarty @IfindRetards

Most kids 10, 11, and 12 aren’t developmentally able to participate in the criminal legal process, nor can they legally be held at the juvenile detention center. This is one reason why the current system was not protecting public safety. “Raise the Age” protects public safety.

@WelshWanker1973 @GLpodcast

@GLpodcast Did I miss something yesterday, or out today?

Do you plan on reducing your outdoor activities?

@GLpodcast @ChrisReuvers @JoeSoucheray @RookieGL Are we having a show today?

@Nick_Delehanty I'm not Irish and so I'm sure I wouldn't have heard her story unless there was outrage like the current one has produced however I've seen several post here in the last day that mentioned her as well as other attacks as being the fuel for the fire this incident has sparked.

This morning everyone is reacting to the horrific attempted beheading in Belfast. But last week in Galway a young Iranian mother of two, Masuma Sohrabi, was murdered and almost beheaded. There is no viral video of this brutal attack. She was living in State care. Her body was thrown over a bridge. Murdered by her ex-partner. The had been living in an IPAS centre together. She had previously secured a court protection order against him. He was moved only a few miles away. Only a week later, her story is all but forgotten. In 2012, Savita Halappanavar, died in State care while giving birth in Galway. Her death lead to the one of the biggest political movements in Irish history, after an enormous campaign of outcry from, media & NGOs. My question is: Where is the national outcry for Masuma Sohrabi?? Where are the NGO's demanding an overhaul of IPAS? Where is the media demanding answers? The sad truth is her death doesn’t fit any convenient political narrative for the NGO/media complex. As some journalist in the Irish Times might say, her murder "isn't being helpful".