Yes it is, because “boomers,” by definition of the word’s intended memetic use, are old yes, but more specifically they are old rich people in power. Using “boomer” as an insult doesn’t hurt them. Meanwhile the actual boomers are literally trying to stigmatize and criminalize queerness. It’s the same logic that makes it ok (encouraged even) to be racist against white people, it just doesn’t affect us.
It doesn’t count as self-awareness if he disassociates from the statement entirely, it’s actually the opposite.
Good luck finding one that actually got paid.
“Stop caring and you won’t care anymore”
Yeah, not helpful in any way.
They’re sadists, plain and simple.
That’s not what “effective” means.
Issuing an executive order also isn’t effective
Though incoherent, your comment does point to a major cause of conservative voters constantly voting against their own interests: reading comprehension & general education.
Surely you can do all that without tying the functioning of the entire pumping system directly to the time stamp though, right?
Why does the fuel pump need to know what date it is?
Do they have social security numbers? Can the hospital claim them as dependents? Can an eighteen-year-old embryo vote?
It was at 0 votes and I felt bad for the bot, upvoted it, then started reading it. I quickly changed it to a downvote. Bad bot.
Who’s
You can’t lose what you never had. It’s desired ad revenue they’re after.
Hahaha, the subpoena is literally meaningless thanks to the GOP, good luck with that shit
I live in Omar’s district and I can tell you first hand, it’s possibly the most gentrified district in the state. If there’s anything wrong with the it, it’s us white people.
Luckily, copyright law is based on guesses!
Abbott’s accusation that the federal government has breached the Constitution by having “broken the compact between the United States and the States” is almost identical to South Carolina’s 1860 declaration of secession.Furthermore, Abbott’s letter espouses the fringe theory of constitutional law known as “compact theory,” popularized by Confederate states during the Civil War era and supported by Confederate President Jefferson Davis
Sounds pretty accurate to me.
No, the issue is that he didn’t understand how the technology he was using worked. I mean, one of Apple’s most prevalently advertised features is their product integration, it’s like, their whole deal.