Agree.

@Jolly said in So, does Biden think: Checking the boxes... Why Kennedy chose Johnson.

You forgot to add 'then sell your experiences for money' to the list.

Yes, it's silly, but not new. Haven't they also banned people for saying that men are not women or something?

I don't see how anybody can characterise this as Joe Biden lying. Well, obviously I do see. It's an election. People think of what they want to be true, and just say it as though it is.

As was Uncle Joe. He sure as shit wasn't a social democrat.

It's a Russian hoax!

George has a thread on this. But yeah, crazy.

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Be a good start, it would.

Just luck that the photographer was there? Maybe.

That is strange

Meanwhile, New York won't let you have it, unless Cuomo approves.

@Jolly said in Racist Pseudoscience: If you believe in equal treatment of races under the law, the question of whether there are innate differences in average intelligence and other characteristics is less important. But if you assert that all differences in outcomes are an injustice to be eradicated, as BLM does, then the question of whether there are innate racial differences becomes more important. I agree with that, actually. I would prefer to get rid of the "equal outcomes" thing and then stop research on "race". Nothing good can come out of this.

Still possible for a few "switches in time to save 9". But unlikely.

@Copper said in Something I never thought I'd hear myself say.: The first $5 beer I bought was at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square in 1988 That was a shock Your post inspired me... It wasn’t too long ago that I would pay $5 per a pitcher instead of $7 a pint. So I did a quick google search and found that Buffalo Wild Wings still has a $5 pitcher special...Of course, the pitcher is 38oz...

@Aqua-Letifer said in "An incitement to violence.": Yeah, I absolutely want these people to decide our elected officials in two weeks. https://www.projectveritas.com/news/senior-google-manager-on-search-engines-power-you-are-just-plain-and-simple/ Enjoy: =-=-=-=-=-=-=-= “I feel suffocated at Google,” said Ritesh Lakhkar, a technical program manager in Google’s Cloud division, to a Project Veritas undercover journalist. “Because on one side you have this professional or unprofessional attitude, and on the other side, you have this ultra-leftist attitude, and your entire existence is questioned.” Lakhkar said Google exercises deity-like control over the information Americans receive. “You’re like playing selective God,” he said. “If it was fraud, it doesn’t matter, but for Trump, Melania Trump, it matters, and on the other side, Trump says something, misinformation, you’re gonna delete that because it’s illegal under whatever pretext,” he said. “If a Democratic leader says that, then you’re gonna leave it like that, so I’m like, okay, you’re not following one way or the other. You are just plain and simple trying to play God.” Ritesh Lakhkar: “The power’s in the search, yeah.” Journalist: “The power to control reality. How do you feel about that? How does that make you feel?” Lakhkar: “Helpless.” James O’Keefe, the founder and CEO of Project Veritas, said, “Ritesh Lakhkar told our journalist the truth about Google, the company he has worked at for years. With the presidential election just days away, he is calling out Big Tech.” Journalist: “You go to search and you type in ‘Donald Trump,’ and it’s like all negative—" Ritesh Lakhkar: “Yeah.” Journalist: “--and when you type in ‘Joe Biden,’ it’s all positive.” Lakhkar: “Because—" Patrick Markan, lead mechanical engineer at Fitbit: “It’s skewed by the owners or the drivers of the algorithm, right?” Lakhkar: “It’s skewed by the owners and the drivers of the algorithm. Like so, if I say “Hey Google, here’s $2 billion, feed this data set of whenever ‘Joe Biden’ is searched, you’ll get these results.” O’Keefe said, “This ranking member at Google says there will be riots at Google if Trump wins, he says Google and YouTube play God with their power and even raises concerns about Google outsourcing American jobs.”