Replying to @vbylambda
The civil war breaking out in five years would be insane
Emil 🇩🇪🇺🇸🌐
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Emil 🇩🇪🇺🇸🌐
@commanderbrks
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Joined January 2025
- I'm seeing a pattern here: relatively uncharismatic, left-of-center leaders elected mostly because the public grew tired of incumbent conservatives, but who ultimately failed at the basic task of governing and lasted only one term.
- Replying to @phillyruinedmePeople in 1925: In 100 years, we'll have flying cars! 2025:
- Replying to @JoePostinggTo be fair, most social media sites have become almost completely unsearchable Twitter, YT, IG, Facebook search are all basically unusable
- Replying to @StatisticUrbanFour most likely countries for a Nazi Silesian scientist born in 1900 to end up in
- Replying to @lakeshoredr1veIt's not like the Allied powers wanted it any different. That's why denazification was practically abandoned after a few years. Both the US and Soviet Union wanted a strong German state as their ally in the Cold War, they didn't care about whether former Nazis were in charge.
- Replying to @agraybeeNames ending with -leigh or -lyn(n) are super Republican coded. I don't think political coded names existed even 20-30 years ago.
- Replying to @TrueSlazacStocks surging 2% after falling 20% in the weeks prior isn't exactly a gotcha.
- Replying to @BMarchetichThese ladies are not some leftist radicals. Pretty close to the median (white) D voter. If you can't survive their show, don't bother to run in 2028.
- Replying to @baranskocracySo roughly 2/3rds of searches are from school students? That doesn't seem right.
- Replying to @vanillaopinions2016 had Trump, Brexit and a huge 200 casualty terrorist attack every other day. That's when this whole fucked up era began.
- Replying to @lion_politicsJay Jones is a jerk, but after 10 years of Trump and the sledgehammer he took to political culture, you don't get to take the moral high ground here
- Replying to @Zprtr1That's why I kind of hate Carter. Imagine what a competent D president with a good congressional relationship could've achieved. Of course there were many Conservadems back then, but LBJ got Civil Rights and GS done with an even more conservative majority.
