Star Trek has always been political though?
chatokun
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Iirc it's based on a real experience, so that's probably true. I haven't seen it in forever, nor do I intend to, so I say probably because I don't recall all the nuance.
🎵It's a fire resistant load bearing pole of inaction...🎵
I don't remember fully about that airport(after all, it is a full 20 mins from my house) but as i recall this is a major Delta hub, and because of that the entire section where they board and then move to taxi is all Delta only.
There's also the possibility that the definition of stress differs. I'm in an IT position where I control most of my schedule and pace of work, I work at home without much supervision, and I'm very much a trusted employee. That means I have less body stress and other stresses than a large amount of people, but at the end of the day my mental stress can still give me headaches and wear me out (and of course real life stresses. I'm paid pretty well for the company I work at, but it's still kinda low to be supporting myself and a family member still trying to find employment).
It's just so common here. It's an automatic assumption that a snide culture comment isn't about America but those of us with some melanin in our skin.
I get a little bit Gungus Kahn..
Yeah... that's on me. Apologies.
Just the casualty rate of the perpetrator, not the victims.
It's not disingenuous because it's answering what lots of right wing people say about mass shootings instead of gun control. "Why don't we arm the teachers, why is it a gun free zone " etc. This is the answer to that question, not your statement.
Him and his father both have some odd idea that they have such good genes they need to spread em around to pass down their superior semen. It isn't exclusive to them (see Nick Cannon and others) but it's also a common white supremacists or evangelical belief (see Great Replacement Theory and the Quiverful movement).