I think homie was being sarcastic.

I apologize to one for just using her for sex, catch up with 3 others, just chat with the one I still talk to on and off… Genuinely sounds like it could be a pleasant evening. Might bust out a board game or something.

A good sandbox MMO that people actually play, and doesn’t have a high barrier of entry.

His support of unions begins and ends with election season. Did we forget what he did to the rail unions when they dared to ask for sick days?

Support of unions that stops when the strikes would actually do something, and starts up again during an election season. Can’t have the rail unions strike for 3 more days and ruin my economic record, even if that would not only support workers rights, and be better for the economy in the long-term but also prevent chemical spills like in Palestine Ohio.

“Hey censorship isn’t a good idea.” “YOU’RE JUST TRYING TO MAKE MY KIDS GAY!” Two can play the strawman game. Parents should do anything with their children or just not have them.

This is so disingenuous because it completely ignores why a woman’s tech conference needs to exsist in the first place. I hope you’re not actually convinced that you care about equality and realize where the urge to argue against a woman’s tech conference being for women comes from.

She just stopped talking to me after, a year. :/ I haven’t really bounced back from it.

Please I want you hicks to take on the federal government. Please do it would be so funny. Like whatchu gonna do to the Abrams tank when it rolls over your trailer Tucker?

As a movement/fandom/website gets bigger the more bad actors there will be within it. There’s also less consequences to ones reputation for being rude to others when a community gets larger because there are more people in the community you haven’t been rude to yet that you can still have positive interactions with.

I don’t think it’s something carried over specifically from reddit or its community but rather just what naturally happens (which also happened on reddit,) as communities get larger. They become more and more reflective of people at large, and right now people aren’t doing so hot.

Deflation discourages spending at all levels, because why spend right now when your cash will be worth more later? This kills any economy.