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Great points.

One thing about Trump: I do believe that underneath it all, he does want to make America a great nation. He’s just ignorant of how to do that or what it would even look like when achieved.

I don't think he does. I think he wants to make it a better place for him, and he doesn't get any further than that as a concept.

"Again, just say thank you,” Vance interjected to Zelenskyy

These motherfuckers casually talk about the possibility of WW3 unless they get validation on the world stage. They're directly inidcating the possibility of a prolonged war if their feelings are hurt. And they're demanding respect from someone they've unfairly called a dictator explicitly to articulate their disrespect for him.

This is how someone who has no idea how to manage output or productivity thinks you should manage output and productivity.

I think he's basically down to whatever songs the rights owner haven't threaten to sue if he uses it.

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I think he's exploiting his kid to gain public validation that he's an attentive and proud father because he knows he's not. Like how he's using alts on Twitter to compliment himself on being a great father.

"An unidentified man in SS uniform reportedly tried to kill Hitler during a rally at the Berlin Sportpalast." 1939

This was definitely the time traveller.

Minecraft Dungeons is great for 3 player coop, and so is Teen-age Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredders Revenge. My kids and I have played a ton of those two in particular.

I hear Lorelei and The Laser Eyes was specifically designed around the idea of the player using a physical notepad to help solve the puzzles. Recently released and reviewed strongly, you should check it out if not already on your radar.

Musk's replies on Twitter (which I saw on Bluesky lol) are essentially instructions for how you should use Twitter in such a way that benefits and pleases him, even if this is inconvenient for you, the user. Twitter people seem to accept this. Why?

“He jokes all the time,” said Rep. Eli Crane, R-Ariz., who was in the room at the time. “I think it's one of the problems with politics is you can't even tell a joke without being excoriated.”

Definitely, that's the problem in politics. Ffs.