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Rishi Sunak reveals his favourite meal is sandwiches in last-minute appeal to voters
  • ITV's This Morning thought it would be a good idea to introduce the current PM to Britain's most tattooed mom.

    Not sure what Britons are meant to learn about Rishi Sunak, or what yet another Tory government would have in store for them, from his take on sandwiches, coke, or chatting with an OnlyFans model ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

  • My Windows Computer Just Doesn't Feel Like Mine Anymore
  • The author hopes for a future version of Windows that offers more user control and less interference from Microsoft's software-as-a-service products.

    Currently there is zero incentive for Microsoft to do this, and only upside potential to keep doing what they're doing.

    You'd need thousands of companies to abandon their dependency on Windows, Office, and the entire Microsoft ecosystem for them to change course now.

  • Pyongyang Says It Will Send Support Troops to Ukraine Within a Month
  • Well yes because America had been pushing North Korea away.

    The classic American imperialists refuse to accept that by sanctioning a country into oblivion they will now just join China and Russia's side.

    Most Americans don't even know why North Korea is so hostile. We bombed them into oblivion during the Korean war.

    What the fuck is this revisionist history?

    North Korea invaded South Korea in 1950, after the South refused Northern rule. The UN stepped in (90% American forces) pushing the North Koreans nearly to China's borders, at which point China entered the war, and resulting in the 38th parallel armistice border we have today.

    North Korea wasn't pushed into China's welcoming arms due to American anti-nuclear proliferation sanctions of the last twenty years, and "being bombed into oblivion" is often the result of picking on countries with bigger allies than you, just ask Germany and Japan.

    China has propped up the Kim dictatorship dynasty for the last 70 years, feeding their starving masses while the Kims focus the country's resources on military spending, including nuclear development to substantiate their annual saber rattling. Allowing China to maintain a buffer state, that's kept the West at bay since 1951.

  • There's a clear connection between Nazism & anti-abortion, anti-gay conservatism
  • Probably easier to stick with "at the very least, freed them".

    Pearl Harbor was the rallying cry that brought America together (mostly) to fight the Axis powers. Prior to that, isolationist (and Anti-Semitic) groups such as the America First Committee were growing in popularity. To say America was fighting for the Jews in WW2 may be technically correct based on who was responsible for the Holocaust, but it was more the byproduct of who America's enemies were at the time, rather than being a primary motivator. Coming in as the savior to a population being persecuted is rarely the real reason wars are fought.

  • Give yourselves a round of applause 🖖
  • If we're sticking with the lore, the only limitation should be what they have stored in the replicator database. No reason your poop steak couldn't taste like an A5 wagyu or a $2 steak, depending on your personal preference.

  • Give yourselves a round of applause 🖖
  • The replicators are also used to "recycle", converting matter into energy, to be used for future replication.

    I doubt they were hauling poop through space rather than converting it to poop energy for their next earl grey.

  • President Joe Biden says he will not pardon his son Hunter Biden if he's convicted on gun-related charges
  • What's the most recent example of "full reset" for a comparable nation with the economic output, military power, or population size similar to America? The USSR? Any examples that are more successful?

    I'm not arguing that change isn't needed, it is, but what's realistic. Especially when going up against those with the greatest vested interest in status quo, those brainwashed to rail against what's in their best interest or the greater good, or those too apathetic to engage with any of it.

  • GOP governor candidate says abortion is only for women who won't "keep your skirt down"
  • Heard this one before. How long before we hear about his extramarital affairs and the abortion he paid for. It's always projection with these assholes.

    EDIT: My bad, this guy just paid for his future wife's abortion. Rules for thee and not for me. Slightly different hypocrisy for this guy.

  • Americans shrug over falling birthrate
  • Same, but they only want grandchildren as facebook sex trophies. No interest in babysitting or being supportive in any other meaningful way.

    They were able to raise children on a single salary without leaning on family for childcare, so why can't we? Surely nothing has changed over the last 30-40 years.