finaljedi

That's America now, everything is partisan. Before 2020 I wouldn't think wearing a mask to slow the spread of deadly disease would be a partisan political issue, but there we are.

I feel like it might galvanize progressives who weren't big on Biden as well.

I used to just assume Trump just didn't give a shit about COVID, most everything he did was just kind of him not wanting to be bothered with it. But the stuff lately is just actively evil sociopath shit.

Either that or the unitary executive one where he argued the President is supposed to be a king, more or less

I feel like it's at a point where I have to factor in who makes the plane now when I make reservations. Well not now, I'm not flying until COVID has magically disappeared.

Well yeah, you have terrible country music, Kid Rock, and Ted Nugent

I don't think there much in the way of good conservative music for them to play.

He gets someone to nominate him every year

I feel like with the way this year has gone so far everyone has lost a little pep the past few months.

I got blocked by an old coworker when I called her out in a post where she said Tom Hanks is a pedophile. They like living in their own world.

It's easy, the people who say that stuff are bad people.

How the fuck does this happen? Shit like that is probably one of the more depressing things out of all this.

1973 was also the year the Trump Organization got sued by the justice department for not renting to black people.

I know of one that either expires end of this year or next year for 10 Sony SRX-515s in a cinema that never made money but is still not shut down for good somehow. The new owner was wanting out of the VPF agreement.

I can point you to 20 Christie Solarias in the Dayton area from the remains of a regional chain that went belly up. They don't even require an exhaust to the outside, you'll probably have to rewire your house and in the winter it'll double as a heater.

I just thought of something, apart from the pile of used digital projectors that are now out there that were owned, are these companies that put digital projectors in cinemas with those VPF agreements going to want their equipment back?

He started taking it seriously, then he opened up too early and took months to issue a toothless mask mandate

I feel like that video caused me physical pain I cringed so hard.

When you put Patrick Bateman in charge of trying to solve a humanitarian crisis...

Ohio made it so licenses won't expire until 90 days after the state of emergency is lifted. They reopened the BMV in June and asked people to only come in if necessary, to renew plates online instead of coming in. I went and renewed my license anyway, the only let 4 people inside at a time and had a socially distanced line outside and masks were required.

He also didn't go random for his example, he just named the stuff around him for that interview, and had to take a beat or two to recall it a few seconds later.

I think it's fun that these people have discovered fiscal conservatism in a crisis after voting huge deficit running budgets the past few years under Trump.

They just keep setting up for when it happens, they figure it has to happen sooner or later and if they can squeak it out before the election they’ll drum up press on it while hoping everyone ignores the 200,000 or so dead by then.