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His name is Jimmy McMillan and he's the leader of the Rent is Too Damn High party. Interestingly enough, Mr. McMillan has not paid rent for 45 years. That said, he's maintained that it is how high his disabled children's rent is as why he's chosen to make himself a political platform. For a vet with disabled children he's pretty active.

Nope! We're on the left, we have to shit on every win we get or else how will everyone know I'm more left then them if I don't immediately attack their character?

Because clearly the only problem with Trump's master plan is that the people aren't pulling their weight. If they would only listen then things would work out. /S

Yeah, and it was Trump's economy for the past four years because everyone knew he was going to win and everyone would be constantly winning too. Now it's Biden's economy, but wait until Trump's economy kicks into gear. You'll get so many jobs you won't know what to do with them. Unless the economy crashes again after that, then it's Biden's economy again until it recovers then it's Trump's. What's so hard to understand?

Your car insurance doesn't cover terrorism but I'd be surprised if a car dealership or Tesla have that same clause. You are very unlikely to be the victim of a terrorist but because Tesla is a big company their insurance provider probably covers intentional damages by a third-party.

There were several energy crisiss that kneecapped a lot of the 70s and 80. Nixon, the Vietnamese war, the fall of the USSR. All those things were monumental moments in history and we survived. The world isn't over yet, but Trump is really trying to make everyone jump to the end game

I'd argue that a prosecutor is more guilty of a bad death sentence than a jury. The jury only hears what's brought into court. If the prosecution are withholding evidence or didn't do their due diligence on collecting evidence then it's not the jurors fault. The jury was lied to, and it's the prosecution's job to bring forward all evidence, not just the stuff that supports their case.

I think control has a lot to do with it as well. We feel better when we're in control and on a subway you are most definitely not in control of the vehicle, or the people inside it. Regardless that it's statistically safer than driving. I think people feel safer driving because they feel in control. Drivers can choose the route, who is in their vehicle, and when to stop. Those are things that we feel when we assess risk, even if it's counter intuitive.

It depends on what's on the drive. I have a large library of games stored on striped spinning rust. What it does is let me play very old games without downloading them every time. When one fails which isn't very often, I just buy a new one, rebuild the array and download again. Usually I'm downloading the library cause I did something stupid and broke it.

Any data I value at all is at least in a redundant array and anything that I don't want to ever lose is in a proper 3-2-1 solution. Keeps the costs down, cause I'd be sad if I lost my jellyfin stuff but screwed if I lost my pictures or tax stuff.

A lot of his supporters are born Republicans. Their parents voted Republican, and their grandparents. To them voting Republican isn't a choice, it's what's expected of them. They don't participate in the Republican party, they just consume it, like American's consume everything else. Those people will never once question why they're voting that way, it's what their parents did, their community does, and it's what their children will probably do too.

If his mouth is open, he's lying