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Brandon Herrara, a gun youtuber known as the AK guy, is in a runoff for the Republican primary vs Tony Gonzales https://sanantonioreport.org/bexar-county-congress-tony-gonzales-primary-election-results-2024/.

Yeah, it likely does. People who do things like this are rare, and also notable. On top of that, a great deal of his life is online. If he had randomly gone on a shooting spree, we'd know. His name being 'Hunter' would make it even more obvious. If he hadn't shot up the place, then yes, I'd...

And that he didn't decide to shoot a place up, which, in my mind at least, seems like a huge improvement.

Why of course? It's sorta the rational view here.

I dont blame the girl here. That's a clear trade up, and the obvious choice to make. First guy makes her quite rationally scared of guys, cause he's nutso, so she ditches him for a guy she knows is incapable of doing anything threatening. Better a lover than a psycho, basically. I honestly...

As a bi man, the above is an accurate description. So yeah, free masons: no where near scary, just a big LARP. Spend time hating those who are actually a problem, is what I'd say, like the WEF.

I mean, it is the case. We have the data for it. The thing is that there always has been people living pay check to paycheck. You can go do the same calculation if you want. The St Louis Fed has the data, IIRC, and you can download it from there, or mess around with it in a limited fashion on...

So good news, generational wealth is actually doing okay.

I've no idea who started it, but at this point I can just laugh at the total clown world.

This isn't a conviction, this is a job. You should be fired from your job if you are bad at it. They don't deserve special protections just for being teachers. the one place Tenure maybe matters is a college, where the entire point is to let the professor be controversial safely.

Yeah. Look up rubber rooms in NYC. They can't even fire teachers accused of sexual assault. But they obviously can't put them in front of kids. So they have them 'teach' to an empty room.

A Favela, for all of it's badness, is at least a sense of permanence and contained. The issue with a homeless camp is that it intrudes on others everyday lives, because it's on the sidewalk or such.

https://reason.com/2023/06/29/the-enhanced-olympics-drugs-welcome/ A steroid fueled olympics is coming!

Yeah, I remember reading about robots being used in war. One ended up being blown up by an IED, and was taken back to base by the soldier to maintenance, asking them to fix it. It couldn't be, so they offered him a new one. The soldier, in tears, goes, "But what about Scooby Doo?" Humans...

It'd be a shitty way to launder money, done by people who do not need to launder their money. Nah, I'm pretty sure it's tax writeoffs: Here's how it works: Buy a few pieces from a smalltime artist. Doesn't matter if they are great, just need to be cheap. Then feature them, driving up prices...

From https://reason.com/volokh/2022/12/30/short-circuit-a-roundup-of-recent-federal-court-decisions-191/#more-8217162

No, he was judged competent already. Wisconsin doesn't have the death penalty, so honestly probably not.

See, he likely won't be, because he won't know to raise them!

Lol, the Waukesha car killer decided to represent himself. He just screwed himself over again.

Conservatives then. Still, the problem is he is very polarizing, and it's hard to be 'eh' on him. This results in giving votes away to the other side. The problem with getting Amish votes is they aren't as useful as moderates. A moderate vote is one vote from your opponent and one vote for you...