There are all sorts of ways to make police less shit. Maybe police should not have the means and freedom to arbitrarily apply violence. It doesn't take much imagination to think maybe acorn cop shouldn't have a gun.

The leftists I know voted for Biden in 2020. Real well read, organized leftists, not online strawmen. They didn't like it but they did it.

I told a guy once I was from the Midwest and he was like oh cool me too! I asked him where he was from and he said Texas.

I've written so many comments that I've just deleted before submitting thinking "no one wants to read this garbage anyway."

Mental health issue is a distraction by the right wing so no one looks too hard at the misanthropic mind washing they've been doing.

These people shoot people because they're hateful shits.

Are you gonna elaborate or nah

30s are/will be my 20s but financially stable.

I think that in a vacuum the game isn't that bad, but given the context of how much it costs, how long it's been in development, being hailed as the first "AAAA game", and the fact that they literally made a better version of this game 11 years ago and the game is only mediocre I totally understand why this game has gotten the reaction it has.

Crossing guards being on a list with derrick operators and power linemen is a disturbing commentary on our road infrastructure priorities.

Considering he is a police officer... probably not.

I'd rather not

Yeah these communities should be "we are all victims of car dominated society and infrastructure: here is the problem and here are some solutions" but instead they're just people who have never set foot in North America getting triggered by vehicles 90% of the population isn't even aware that it even exists.

don't let those facts get in the way of a good circlejerk

No? I use mine all the time hauling dirt for gardening, etc.

You're missing the point of "enlightened centrism". The whole point is that it isn't actually attempting centrism, just a (almost exclusively) far right wing ideas with lipstick on.

I want to switch to firefox but I haven't figured out how to do the custom searches that I have on Chrome.

Right now I can enter into the chrome bar, for example: s (space) Birds of Paradise (enter) which will translate into https://scryfall.com/search?q=birds of paradise&unique=cards&as=grid&order=name

I know I can right click on a given search and "add Keyword for this search" but that doesn't allow me to do custom URLs (e.g. www.reddit.comm/r/%s to go directly to a subreddit, rather than search).

edit: thank you so much everyone for these responses. I'm gonna make the switch :)

Wow it is like induced demand but for resources https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox