“It’s a little too quiet” - US Politics February 2021

. My post was referring to you saying you made no demands on ppl, not about other ppl's posts about Democrats.

Likewise I've never asked the roommate to clean the house

I've never asked you to change your hairstyle to suit me, darlin. I've just commented nonstop on how ugly I find it.

_Lol I never demanded my roommate clean the house, I just poked my head into to his room every 10 minutes to go on a rant about how dirty the house is and how stupid it is that he hasn't cleaned it_


If your roommate started talking about how dirt is simply the way of the world, unavoidable and the system makes it impossible for a real deep cleaning to happen you might disagree, no?

https://i.imgur.com/TLbOOdk.jpg

Faek noos

she's standing in front of the eye in balls

so have I at some point in my life

New entire website description

CPAC straw poll results just a ranking of how much you owned the libs by killing senior citizens.

where does the white couch fit into all this

Well, this is unexpected:

President Biden gave Amazon warehouse staff in Alabama fighting to join a union their biggest support yet, tweeting a video Sunday night saying workers should be able to make their decision in the election without pressure from the company.

More than 5,800 workers at an Amazon warehouse in Bessemer, Ala., are in the middle of a seven-week voting period to determine whether they want the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union to represent them. Although Biden didn’t name Amazon in the video, he made it clear that he supports the union drive.

“Today and over the next few days and weeks, workers in Alabama, and all across America, are voting on whether to organize a union in their workplace,” Biden said.

Nominal, of course, but not the course of action I'd have expected from this corporatist.

I'm reminded again of teh quote about how its better to pick the administration that you would rather fight rather than the one that would be ideal. Since its inevitably going to be somewhat different to your idea of how things should be done and opinions will differ between you as member of the public/radical and member of the administration/gatekeeper. Also that there will be protocols and red tape that one would have to negotiate to get things done and not added to where possible. ( actually now seeing how that gets confused into somebody from outside DC seeing all legislation as being discardable arbitrarily and contrasts with some red tape actually protecting elements of society that need protecting, but probably need better worded legislation.)

Close thread, mods?

I'll lock it after there's a March thread I can link to.

Beware the Ides of March -- U.S. Politics March 2021