It's not half.
It's 99%. Well, 98% after ten million voters realized neither party was doing anything for them and opted not to skip a day's pay last election day.
It's not half.
It's 99%. Well, 98% after ten million voters realized neither party was doing anything for them and opted not to skip a day's pay last election day.
You can get away with anything when 99% of the voters don't actually care about the quality of the people we elect, and that's the US.
When you're right, you're right.
Agreed. It's silly.
I like Mastodon. It's like social media from 2010, chronological, only seeing what you want, great curation tools, and no ads or stupid algorithm. Moderation is also way better on Mastodon, though it can vary by instance.
I haven't used BlueSky, but I imagine it feels pretty familiar, which is what a lot of people want, and that's cool too.
They can both be good things.
The dark pictures anthology: man of medan.
Also an excellent way to end conversation about a controversial topic when needed.
Deleted mine two years ago.
Kinda surprised it took everyone this long, TBH.
I can only assume BlueSky feels more familiar.
Mastodon requires a bit of effort, lacking an algorithm to drive content toward users, so you have to do a bit more yourself.
Sounds about right.
Even after 2016, the Dems haven't figured out what a bad idea it is to double down on their way of thinking, even in service to self-interest.
There aren't any ads on Mastodon. :)
I'm not.
A significant percentage of likely Democratic voters in several states voted "undecided" in the primaries with the public, stated purpose of making it clear to Biden/Harris that they wanted changes with regard to US policy on Israel's genocide.
Biden/Harris ignored them.
Of course they didn't get those votes. It's one thing to double-down on bombing kids. It's another to double-down on bombing kids and also tell voters to go fuck themselves.