I think people in the Top 10% should pay taxes.
14.03.2026 19:51
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I think people in the Top 10% should pay taxes.
It's the artillery that's the real problem, the entire straight is well within howitzer range.
Fun fact we don't have any active minesweeper capabilities in the gulf! We retired the 4 ships we did have in the area 4 months ago. 🤷♂️
And the mines they were laying? What about those, you remove them to or...
He didn't know it was a Nazi symbol...
He didn't know that person he retweet was a Holocaust denier...
He didn't know that the guy wearing the 88 shirt was a Nazi...
Ok well he sounds like a fucking idiot then, what do you want me to tell you?
Platner is standing on a yoga ball spinning a heaping plate of scandals on his chin. Mills just doesn't have there wherewithall to run an attack add on him. It doesn't mean he's in a strong position.
It would be ideal if they both did!
Hasn't*
No, he has had a single negative ad air on him yet, being slightly better than Mills isn't particularly impressive and it's definitely not good enough. Dems are going to let Collins cruise to re-election.
He unequivocally did know what it was. He mentioned 'my kittle totenkopf' in a text to an acquaintance and his reddit account goes to great length to defend Marines who got neo-nazi tattoos. Dude's just fucking pushing his luck with the stupid lies.
What full employment does to a MF. 😳
Yeah the tags you have there not doing anything for your case...
I've seen it, doesn't refute any of my points.
That's without even getting into the fact that we still don't have feasible silver alternatives and we're gonna run out completely within the decade.
It's something like 10x daily wH to truly go off the grid for a house. Just for example. 😬
No we're nowhere close to that, you need many times more battery storage than what is necessary unfortunately because there are days we're there's very little energy generated. Nuclear + solar is feasible though.
No there is a memory shortage. Memory manufacturers way over produced memory during the pandemic due to crypto and once it crashed the basically had so much stock they had to dramatically cut production. But then the AI Boom happened and we're in the opposite situation.
Good, property tax is more progressive as compared to wealth anyway.
I remember the ones they did for trump and I can't legitimately trust this format NYT is extremely skilled at digging up the weirdest mutants possible.
Liked, but not respected, she ran a very dysfunctional ship, squandered a lot of resources pn nonsense.
Kate Willett @katewillett • 1d X Staffing my administration with the exact same real estate people as Adams and having them continue the same policies that got Adams thrown out. Rebranding it as "Abundance" to time well with Ezra Klein's airport book. Nia Frome @NiaFrome• 1d say you're elected mayor of nyc. what are your first moves in office?
Kate Willett @katewillett X.com I think to have any hope of accomplishing Zohran's campaign promises NYC DSA will have to change our orientation to Zohran substantially. There is no sign that DSA is "co-governing" with Zohran, time to treat him like a politician and apply pressure. Emma Goldberg @emmabgo • 19h something striking in reporting this is that with every choice Mamdani has made that DSA members are privately let down by, they're still giving him a public pass -- including Hochul endorsement, appointing Tisch, and now this on the "Tax the Rich" rally
Kate Willett @katewillett • 21h Zohran's admin is full of market urbanists who believe is "cleansing" cities of the poor. The new ones like this wicked witch will just say it, Open New York has learned to use their inside voice for comments like this. X He doesn't believe this but his policy advisors do. Maya Luna @envisionedluna X.com I tepidly support Trump's actions in DC. DC has one of the highest crime rates of any major city and the local government has done nothing to stop it. Minors prowl the streets, harass and attack people and get no consequences bc they are kids DC should be beautiful and clean
Kate Willett @katewillett • 1d X Meanwhile Zohran just hired the Policy Director of real estate lobbying group Open New York as a senior policy advisor. Why aren't we talking about building social housing instead of turning our city over to billionaire developers? Why not do this Graham Platner for Senate O @grahamformaine X.com Every politician says "more housing." It's not enough to say "more housing." We should demand a serious housing agenda. Build millions of public units. Pass a nationwide tenant bill of rights. Ban hedge funds owning homes. 11:14 AM • 2/12/26 • 193K
you know Zohran’s doing a good job at actually governing because the dumbest lefties are irrationally crashing out about it
in general, people are awful at understanding composition effects
say the average new home would get an “efficiency score” of 8/10 while an old home gets a 2/10. If you pass a law requiring new homes are a 9/10, but the increased costs reduce homebuilding by 25%, overall efficiency decreases
No, It's well documented that Patty Murray and Elizabeth Warren were gunning for the role. And the feeling I get was that Schumer was much more controversial than what was reported.
I mean he pushed Schumer on us so I think he is contemptible for that alone.
Caffeine doesn't actually wake you up, it just makes your withdrawal symptoms go away. Bottom tier drug.
If they repealed Prop 13 the boomer feudalists in SF would probably recreate next election. They are ground zero for the 'no Billionaires, multi-millionaires!' movement.
Wait didn't SDS have over 100k member at it's peak?
This is why I could never get behind Bernie, not on board with that kind of anti-gmo, anti-nuclear, pro-homeopathy, anti-vax nonsense.
The day his trial is over is gonna be wild, because his stans are gonna be melting down that he's gotten a life sentence, while he's finally gonna be free to talk to the media about his crazy tech-hippie-libertarian ideology. Gotta stock up on popcorn.
