If only our news media institutions found "ex-president promises to jail and try opponents for treason if he takes back power" as newsworthy as "unnamed aide said current president gets tired after having a full day of work."
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Not the most terrifying thing but perhaps the most infuriating: every single thing we said about these fascist Republican fucks has been proved out and all the people who assured us that what is happening would never happen smoothly pivoted to yes it's happening but it will be fine.
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In player piano by vonnegut, there's a low point where the main character, a tech exec, is so disillusioned that his professional rival destroys his career and takes his wife and he doesn't care at all. That's where I'm at mentally
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It all feels like "we know none of this actually matters or has a chance of working as advertised but if we can you mad about this you won't notice when we start imprisoning people with disabilities for wasting water"
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Thanks to SCOTUS we also don't know that any of the usual forms of consumer protection will be help and what if someone changes milk to $1000 a gal and no one in the store has the authority to change the price? Does the manager have a responsibility to engage in fraud to serve their customers?
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There is no policy that a modern retailer can announce where their decades of ignoring anything that can be plausibly labeled a Labor Problem will not rip the rollout to shreds
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If retail starts doing smart pricing where prices rise and fall by the minute, I want to see when people grasp just how many little wireless broadcasts are going to have to be happening constantly. You think self checkouts were a security problem? Wait till some bored walmart teens get a flipper
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