Well I don't think we should judge all homeless people based solely off your close proximity to them.
Your position sort of assumes that anybody who disagrees with you only holds their beliefs because they themselves have never had your close proximity.
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I was using innertune and will go.back to it when I can convince my wife to stop paying for youtube, but I'm definitely not looking forward to going back to it.
Innertune had issues communicating with Bluetooth and would have loading issues when not on wi-fi.
Also, the app fully breaks and has to be redownloaded if you attempt to use a widget maker for it.
You don't see why the Democrats are running him again? Really?
No democrat can beat him in a primary and the closest person capable is basically a pinko who is treated with more respect by trump voters than typical Democrats.
I'm not surprised some stock photo companies are selling AI work. I imagine this is an industry not easy to make money in if you are one of the few remaining firms not owned by Getty.
We can't be telling the youth that it's too late to make things better, and then criticizing them for not making things better.
If we are at the point where people who feel they have no future are destroying the past of those who took the future, we are much further away from being able to do anything than you are currently ready to confront.
Yeah, big disagree there. I would say the main reason trump supporters want to kill liberals is because they have been told that the liberals are secret leftists.
Your favorite painting was likely commissioned by a rich person, and the person who received credit for it probably had most of the work done by an apprentice of theirs.
Rich people don't like fine art and wine because they are so much more intellectually advanced than we are, they like them because they are a great tool of the wealthy. These people can't tell the difference between a $7 wine and their $25,000 wine in a blind taste test, and if you tell them so, they will smile and nod, because the taste isn't the point.
Your grandmother's knit sweaters would be considered fine art if it could be used to launder money.