Systems that abuse everyone and claim to be for our protection. The more things change the more they stay the same.

And everyone who helped him hide them too. His dad “owns” tons of his assets.

You’re right, the USA is a Russian thing.

How long until someone decides to make their own justice for this bastard? I’m honestly surprised nobody has yet.

He’s hiding his assets in plain sight and the courts are letting him get away with it.

No, it’s the opposite. It’s the USA.

That’s what they’re doing *so far. * I very strongly doubt this is the last time the deal is altered.

Where can I sign up for this $33 per letter?

Time to build a new net.

This is the way. There are many cryptographic ways to make this possible without sharing any personal or usage information with any party. Too bad our legislators as a group are too fucking stupid to understand any tech more complicated than two cans with a string.

Immediately end all subsidies and preferential tax treatment of the fossil fuel sector.

The only option they have left. And Bubba’s side has a huge head start buying the bullets.

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That’s what Mint is for. It just gets out of my fucking way. Most of the time I’m not aware that I have an OS.

That site is cancer.

Hey 'Murica, do you still think you’re going to vote your way out of this mess?

Feet first they get to suffer and contemplate exactly what is happening to them, and their powerlessness.

The USA spends more tax dollars per capita on health care than any other country. And then people have to buy insurance and pay out of pocket on top of that.

If the USA just magically cloned any public healthcare system in the world they would save billions in tax dollars and insurance and out-of-pocket health costs would disappear.

This is the answer. When Netflix had everything and was $8, I was willing to pay. Now you need at least 5 streaming services at $15/mo each to get even half the (good) content.

I was willing to pay until the enshittifiers flew too close to the sun. Radar and Sonarr are all I need now.

And fragmenting libraries across more $15/mo services!