Exactly, and it is much easier to eat something you can see. That’s why restaurants have lamps!
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Yeah the Luke combs song is a cover of Tracey Chapman
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And it stinks
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It’s good policy but lol at all those wonks who were like ‘voters really want a bland boring candidate’ and instead they’re getting a dining policy by the New York version of Pitbull
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/08/15/ronny-jackson-video-texas-rodeo/
Rep Dr. Ronnie Jackson slammed to the ground by two TX deputies when he refused to step aside to allow EMS to assess a teenager in distress.
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one of these songs was written by someone who actually knows what its like to grow up in poverty, the other was written by some well-off white guys cosplaying as working class heroes. not hard to tell which one is which.
I am 99% sure we have a forum rule against besmirching the good name of Pitbull. Watch it, buddy.
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Tracy Chapman?
Did Taylor not write her song (I was under the impression she wrote most of her own music)
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What happened to Jason Allucaneat??
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His publicist tried to create buzz but that song was so terrible it didn’t go anywhere
Yea bobman makes a lot of good points, but I can’t wrap my head around choosing Blue in a world where Trump gets 49.x% of votes, millions of people are homeless/starving, the bystander effect exists, etc.
There is also the paradox of your Blue vote only being important in a world where the vote is also the most risky/dangerous.
Another thought experiment - say you picked Red, the results are in and 52% voted Red. Are you sad you didn’t pick Blue?
Does someone with a stockbroker for Merrill Lynch and a mutual fund marketing executive as parents know what it’s like to grow up in poverty?
He fell from #1 to #21 the next week.
Outrage has a short memory.
This Rich Men North of Richmond nonsense will be forgotten by Labor Day.
That’s why I’m not understanding that posters point
Could be the dumbest thing I have seen in minutes. (Was going to say ever but no dumb is a constant).
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James Marriott of The Times made a similar complaint, but seems to have deleted it, perhaps due to trolling from Peterson fanboys.
Seems like a losing battle. This kind of quoting is very common. Just not sure they would have a legal remedy to force anything.
Should have just gone with “Shit sandwich.”
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I remember American Psycho 2, which was a direct to video bad film, had “10/10 --imdb” on the cover. We looked it up on imdb and it was citing a review which appeared to have been written by the director.
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