Its a bit deeper and more surreal than that. Growing up politicians had to pretend to not be villians. We voted based on the best showman. If you couldn’t sell your lies, you didn’t get the vote. Now it feels like people vote for who can be the most like a scooby-do villain. I don’t understand how people don’t find that infuriatingly insulting. These people talk to the public with blatant contept, constantly treating their constituents like they’re stupid. It is so fucking blatant! Then I realize people don’t know when they’re being insulted. It’s insane how utterly oblivious people are.

Always thought libertarians didn’t watch nearly enough 90s anime. So much of it was evil corporations and Cyberpunk about evil corporations.

Well, now I wonder what benefits they could offer a for profit company. Why would anyone even meet with them?

Nah, its just more proof that this think tank is shit at making money. Disney doesn’t have morals, but it does have a very profitable “princess” marketing strategy. This think tank didn’t really read the room very well.

Disney princesses are DEI. Why should they distance themselves from their most recognizable/successful marketing tactics?

I don’t want him dead. I want him poor enough to need a gofundme when his drug abuse takes its toll.

I’m curious about what might have changed. Has there been a quality of life change or a perceptual change?

I was actually wondering about that. Finland keeps getting this high ranking, so at what point do the Finnish people feel obligated to maintain that reputation when they answer these surveys? For at least a few people, I’d imagine it becomes a small point of pride.

Y’all don’t understand. We had to learn you don’t have to rewind DVDs before returning them. It was stressful.

If taxes aren’t paid people go to prison… So what’s realistic, non prison, way people can be innocent with this perspective?