[hrothgar]

thepossum, on 2025-April-09, 05:42, said:

Apparently the country that exported infected blood products to the UK and others for years is about to bully Australia again and target our blood production industry

Seriously. You want a disgusting free for all to push all your dirty pharma. What happened to MAHA. Push all your unwanted rubbish on the rest of the world

And yes that is a libertarian position sick of bullying fascist corporate state like USA putting profit and power ahead of professionalism

But we all know despite the wonderful quality of much US products and services how the fascist military complex and corporations has undermined quality in everything. From academe to everything. And feeding those myths to an insular MAGA for so long even those pushing them believe they are great. Great ay destroying trust built up over so many decades

We are supposed to take it silently are we
Most are too stupid gutless grovelling or owned to call it out for what it is

Some of us even had misguided hope in the disruption of MAHA. But no. You never can trust a corporate fascist state fo care for their own people let alone the world

Is that too libertarian for you Richard

And for me as you may or may not know the fascist disregard by corporate interests and state interests destroyed my life in very cruel ways. It seems almost everyone is owned by that complex

Possum, as I have said several times before, I think that you are mentally ill.

I don't expect any kind of consistent positions from you, rather, I expect you to lurch from one extremist type of idiocy or another based on either which way the winds are blowing or which your meds you are skipping...

[markmce]

Brilliantly done, sir!

[kenberg]

I have been hoping the voting public could have an effect on our policies.

Now that some tariffs have been temporarily suspended, DT explained that this was, in part, because people were getting yippy. Ah so.

Back in 1955 one of my favorite high school teachers, Mr. Tieghe, taught a course on civics. A very good course but Mr. T overlooked the importance of yippiness. There is still a lot that needs doing so I will work on my yippiness.

We must all do what we can.

[jillybean]

Did anyone buy in the dip?

[kenberg]

jillybean, on 2025-April-10, 08:33, said:

Did anyone buy in the dip?

Well, not me. I went for my first roller coaster ride when I was 12 and I just held on for dear life. I was in the frontmost seat and this was before they had seatbelts. At least with the roller coaster I could look ahead and see when the next rise and the next drop was coming. Better than now.