Dude

This is terminal law brain. If you're getting wealthy by enforcing a policy of aggressive denial of health insurance claims, which then results in deaths, I mean maybe "murder" is a triggering word but whatever it is, it's deeply unethical and immoral, even if it's "legal".

Hasan Piker was literally a fat little rich kid with a pony. Now he makes a fortune selling "eat the rich" to nepo commie kids, lmao

Erika Kirk says that Europe is not safe anymore as it has surrendered to criminals but US is safe under Trump

I don’t care if someone works in an office, a warehouse, a restaurant, or cleans floors. If you give 40 hours of your life every week, you should be able to pay rent, buy groceries, cover your bills, and still have enough left to breathe a little. That shouldn’t be some dream. It should be normal. The fact that so many people work full-time and still live stressed, behind, and one emergency away from disaster tells you this system is failing the people who keep it running.

SHOULD SNAP RECIPIENTS BE ABLE TO BUY ROTISSERIE CHICKEN This is an actual debate happening right now. A group of lawmakers has introduced legislation that would allow recipients to purchase hot rotisserie chickens with their benefits. Currently they are only able to buy cooked rotisserie chickens once they have been cooled down. Your Thoughts?

In a new NYT interview, Hasan Piker says that many “understand” Luigi Mangione killing United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson because Thompson himself was guilty of “social murder”

Clara Mattei demonstrates how Marxist critique can calmly dismantle liberal/capitalist assumptions with intellectual rigor, responding not with anger but with patience and clarity that exposes the limits of a narrowly formed worldview. Radical_ideas_

This is not normal discourse. We don’t have to accept this as an acceptable line of thinking. In fact, you should reject it with every fiber in your being. These people hate normal Americans and the social norms that make our lives enjoyable and safe.