Money is as real as people agree on it being which currently is very real.
"Money isn't real" is rhetorically correct but that rhetoric can't be exchanged for food.
Also wasting less money buying tanks for police and other countries should absolutely be a goal. We could have universal Healthcare and zero homelessness if taxes were actually applied for the benefit of society.
I was going to say I'm all for the cops using a vehicle so unreliable a software update could bring a police chase to a screeching halt.
Except Tim had spent the last year proudly bragging about how he was going to improve ventilation in the store by crashing a weinermobile into it.
Nerds love second order derivative arguments.
"It's still increasing but the rate at which it's increasing is going down"
Or, as people who don't have a lanyard cutting off oxygen to their brain correctly perceived it, shits still going up.
I have balanced my household budget.
Were not paying for water or electricity and we're not buying food anymore.
Good velocity, fantastic spread, appears to be decent accuracy.
"I can teach you, but I'll have to charge" - Torries proposal for the future of higher Ed in the country.
Rember when that dipshit Andy ngo got milkshakes and chids were trying to argue it wad assault because it was actually concrete not milkshake.
I'm not saying it was concrete, I'm just saying that's an interesting thought exercise.
The too corrupt thing is kinda true bit that was also widely known before the war. It's why a lot of people had a problem with sending billions of dollars to one of the most corrupt governments in the world that's infested with self avowed neo nazis.
People who need to come up with a reason for why believing in and standing for nothing is actually better than having principles and trying to improve the world.
Yea were the narcissts not the people convinced they're better than everybody else because they believe in nothing except triangulation.
"Neoconservative of the 60s"
That's some flowery language for "vehemently opposed to the civil rights movement"