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Somewhat, yes - reliable public transit was also still incredibly common into WWII (and beyond in some major metros). Even if your job was downtown and you were living outside the core, you could reliably expect bus or train service within a block or two of your house, and a reliable enough network with enough stops to let you walk to your office or whatever with fair ease.

Ah, but the trick is that A) Trump doesn't care and B) the treaty says nothing about selling the moon off to corporate entities. I could definitely see this admin selling mining rights, that's why Isaacman wants a moon base as opposed to an orbital station (which was the initial plan, as a launching point for future inner and outer system exploration).

JD Vance had this too. You can't even get up onto the street where his house is when he's home now, because he's so scared of protestors in front of his house that he's had the Secret Service lock the entire street down just to feel safe.

Very much had this a couple years ago in KY. I was totally planning on driving through and hoping that the storm wasn't gonna roll through where I was working, but when I got back to the car and saw just how fucking green the sky was, something inside me said "hey how about we listen to the nice security guard who's offering shelter in the plant".

Tornado didn't even come close to me (about 20 miles south), but it was a wild as fuck storm.

That's the hope. It's a bad look to just have the cops round up and shoot homeless people - much easier to just have them die on the street or whatever so we can claim they're all junkies and drunks and weirdos. Turns out corpses can't tell their side of the story.

Aren't they the guys that did Horchata?

While this is true, in large part, where this has been tried, usually fulfilling ONE piece of the puzzle (i.e. making sure that addicted person has food and a place to call their own where they're not likely to get stabbed for their belongings) really helps a lot of people get to a place where they're in a mental state to address the other problems.

It's a bit like fixing a damaged boat - nailing a plank over the hole where the water's coming in isn't gonna fix the snapped mast or the torn sails, but it gets you into a place where you CAN start to fix those.

That's still only $360b. We could do that with only a portion of the wealth of ONE MAN.

I love how he got minorly blocked from literally chiseling his name into the Kennedy Center, so now he's talking about demoing the whole thing. True abuser mentality - if I can't have it, nobody can have it.

And solar.

After a bit of searching, it's from Spider-Man Noir (2025) #2.

Yeah that sounds right. He did the same shit in 2016 and 2020, because he apparently can't stop shoving his entire fucking foot in his mouth the second he opens it on a hot mic.