The Economist is truly awful. Just deep throating capitalism in every article.

The children yearn for the mines.

Never go full Taliban.

I know. How can the entire country be wrong. Only one state got it right. Also, it's called pop.

US athletes should have to compete as unaffiliated or independent or whatever they call it.

Maybe I'm too Usian to understand this but the article doesn't call out tourists from any particular country. So it's odd to me that China is being called out so much in the comments.

That's how I see this as well. It's a shot across the bow much like the one day strike in MN.

Many people in the US have no experience participating in this sort of thing. I hope that this is a wake up call for the citizenry as much as for the corporations and oligarchs running the country.

Narrator: "They did not."

They used to be about $100 for a two pack. Not cheap, but not as outrageous as now.

So we're getting the Black Panthers back together right?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/entering-the-us-think-twice-before-posting-about-trump-your-social-media-could-get-you-denied-entry/ar-AA1ByyKJ

You don't seem like a sea lion, but this is well reported and easily available information.

Which is crazy to me. He's a huge neolib. He may be more progressive than anticipated, but he certainly isn't on the left.

Congrats! I'm now off to checkout bookwyrm because I haven't seen that before.

No, Toulouse!

/s

A lot of the blues legends are gone and a large number of Americans would be upset that they hate Illinois Nazis.

I remember reading that these were written by a woman, so there was less misogyny.

Yeah, I'd love to see a write up on this to follow.Sounds like useful practice in the lab if nothing else.

I'm going to piggy back on this comment because there are different 'levels' for holsters:

https://inside.safariland.com/education/holster-retention/

pop noise

It's time for guillotines to come back.