10 points ·
I thought Trump moved on from that when it didn't stick
Joined
10 points ·
I thought Trump moved on from that when it didn't stick
48 points ·
I think the issue is more that they went from a 3 day suspension being the record high for disruptive behavior to suddenly 21 for these minority members.
A lawmaker during the arguments said that they had previously given zero suspension to a fistfight, someone driving their truck onto the buildings steps in protest, another member crossing the floor to bump another members desk. But this dance is 21 days.
22 points ·
"I scam people out of money. Give me your money, and I'll show you how to do it, too." That is the pitch that made him millions.
14 points ·
He says it over and over bunch of times!
20 points ·
"Fool me once, shame on you. Feel me twice, we can't be fooled again" ancient proverb
6 points ·
Like if I work for Intel and I'm on travel visa, I can't answer some emails or do a zoom meet with my team for updates or something?
9 points ·
Work for their foreign clients with foreign companies. Remote work. While they were backpacking.
3 points ·
An earo
-1 points ·
Seriously, how much money will have been spent by EU to make this happen
4 points ·
You see freeloaders. I see people watching a game. Could just be a park? There's no stands or tickets or anything.
Like a rorschach test revealing some cognitive bias. Maybe some introspection is in order.
I'm not perfectly clear on your point, but it read like only people who have money should get to watch at all?
53 points ·
The obligatory follow up image

24 points ·
Yeah, Trump and Co. are just using the term DEI as their latest bigoted dog whistle term. Here's a Reagan subordinate explaining how they evolve it over time to avoid scrutiny (trigger warnings: repeated use of N* word, YouTube link)
14 points ·
Using kids for testing is forward thinking! We can't have progress with such sensitive minds, like "wah don't kill my child", it's for the good of mother Russia...s oligarchs.
10 points ·
I don't think even they remember why they said that
36 points ·
I guess the lesson learned is just always flat out say recreation. Not working at all. She was too honest
41 points ·
"Panama should abandon its accommodating policy towards the U.S., which can only lead to escalating demands"
Why do countries have to figure this out so slowly
3 points ·
1.4k miles checking in. But she was pissed at me for moving and took several years to stop with the "move back" jabs. But we're also close
1 points ·
I read this somewhere else on Lemmy recently (sorry for comment steal):
American companies that are trying to dismantle unions need to understand that unions were a compromise to protect the companies. Because this is the alternative.