Or he's using the royal "we".
L'Γtat, c'est moi.
Anita Mann and Ivana Humpalot have both registered their concerns.
Missouri's attorney general has been harassing a gender clinic in St. Louis because they work with youths.
Now he has an online form for complaints and concerns regarding "gender intervention" in the state.
Prime trolling opportunity, pass it on.
https://ago.mo.gov/file-a-complaint/transgender-center-concerns
I'd say it isn't necessarily being in or out of touch with reality, but as a percentage of your total disposable income. I'm sure there are people who would find it life changing, and people who would find it irrelevant. Just depends on where their economics are, generally.
35 years ago I walked back and forth to work for 3 months because I couldn't afford $84 to renew the registration on my car. An extra $5 a day then would have been most welcome.
In your current life, how big of a deal would an extra $5 per day be for you?
That's about $150 per month or $1825 per year which seems very significant to me, but I'm curious if I'm out of touch with reality or not.
The current Wisconsin Supreme Court has a 4-3 conservative majority. An ultra-MAGA justice is retiring. Dan Kelly wants to replace her.
We beat Kelly, flip the court majorityβand open the door to ending our abortion ban & securing democracy.
VOTE #JanetForJustice on April 4th.
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@ScottSoCal Lol -- fair enough.
I think it's okay, (even good), to be wrong about one thing.
I've never heard of Brandon Sanderson, or read any of his books. But this author - this Jason Kehe - is tragically, completely, unutterably wrong in one thing:
"I hate The Greatest Showman, and especially Hugh Jackman."
Today in my newsfeed there are all kinds of articles telling me that Brandon Sanderson is actually awesome and that Wired article about him is super mean.
Except, it's really not. Read anything Foster-Wallace has written about anyone, ever.
To imagine that this is some kind of hit piece or takedown is, frankly, weird and, honestly, stupid.
The Wired article is what happens when a good, but powerless, writer is given the impossible assignment of making rich-guy nerd crap look cool.
My god, internet defenders of literally everything bad, take a weekend to read "A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again" before filling space with yet more nonsense about poor, beleaguered, B. Sanderson.
The Wired article is funny. It's intended to be funny. It's about a millionaire writer who cranks out crap for people who like to eat crap.
That's okay. Sometimes we like to eat crap, especially in America. It doesn't need to be defended.
First work with the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic advocate student in our school, and he created a great poster for our showcase on Thursday. #Diversifying #DecolonisingTheCurriculum #BLMatHerts
They always have had, and it's on their wishlist to do here, if they ever can.
US evangelicals had a hand in Ugandaβs revived βKill the Gaysβ bill - LGBTQ Nation https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2023/03/us-evangelicals-had-a-hand-in-ugandas-revived-kill-the-gays-bill/
So... me. Work in aerospace, more space, not as much aero. Can fix my own car, choose not to. Can fix the random appliance of your choice. Hardcore introvert in person, which is why I love online. Lifelong science fiction fan. Read constantly. Scalzi is my favorite author, because he mixes exactly the right amount of snark into his writing. Together with a guy 30+ years, married since it was legal. Own a home in CA and don't plan to leave unless I immigrate to another country.