I'm watching the second of sugar, the first blows my mind and for now I like it a lot but let's see if it has something similar

I think it's all out, but I'm about halfway for now, I'm liking it but I don't know, let's see how things end.

Es una página de divulgación por un historiador que ha ganado premios por su labor y la calidad de sus artículos

It is probably the best explanation I have read so far on the subject (and it is not the first time I have asked about it) but it never ceases to amaze me the capacity for manipulation so that the bases have not moved until now, I mean, it is not like they were getting universal healthcare or anything like that, the candidate was more eligible, but I'm not sure which is better, well, maybe since the MAGA era yes, but 15 or 20 years ago I don't know.

Sí, hace un tiempo que los vi, en un primer momento tenían bastante limitada la federación porque parece que querían limitar el contenido en inglés, hablé con ellos sobre eso y parece que poco a poco han ido abriendo mas la instancia y ahora mismo me parece que ya no hay problemas por ese lado, por eso los he añadido a la barra lateral y estoy compartiendo algunos envíos de ellos por aquí y viceversa para ver si la cosa fluye en ambos sentidos y la gente que tiene actividad por allí nos va descubriendo y los que hay por aquí ven su instancia y participan también

I don't know the details of your needs, but perhaps giving up a part of your plan in order to implement the rest is something to consider, I mean, functioning half-heartedly in this case is better than not working at all.

yes, but that didn't work, Mamdani is the mayor, Why has it only stopped working recently? In Europe, the parties that elect their candidates in primaries tend to become more and more radical (whether to the right or the left) and that has worked for the Republicans. Why in the Democratic Party did the bases not vote for the candidate with whom they most agreed?

Racism in the United States is astonishing. As a non-American, until Obama’s time, I used to think that, there was just some institutional racism left over from past decades and a few extremists in the South—but not much else. After Obama, it’s incredible how most white people have become extremely right-wing extremists, all because of a single president of mixed descent. Now, the problem seems enormous, and a solution doesn’t appear to be anywhere in sight.

Of all the bad things that social media has brought us, the worst is making stupid people feel intelligent because other stupid people agree with them.

EDIT: I have seen your positive votes, thank you, I feel validated and it is clear that I am very intelligent

The window of opportunity to get out of this situation in the USA is closing fast, and if it's not seized soon, this mess is going to last decades, assuming a lot of deaths and an absurd amount of money that the country no longer has like it did decades ago. The shit is going to fall on everyone.

All they're achieving with this is that from now on, whenever I see someone accused of anti-Semitism, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, something that used to make me distrust that person, but no longer does.

The only reason the alliances aren't formally broken is because moving investments and reorganizing supplies takes time. At least from the European perspective, it's only a matter of time; the moves to abandon Visa and Mastercard can only be interpreted that way.

The fact that any public representative from any country in the union maintains a Twitter account should be illegal at this point, as should all institutional accounts, of course.

What a joke of a country.

Do elderly women have to stream videos to pay for cancer treatments? My father has cancer, and all his bills this year add up to €0. Well, sometimes I leave the car in a paid parking lot; in the whole year it's probably been around €20.

Translation: People who work on Wall Street are slow as hell.

He has irreparably broken the alliances with Canada and all NATO countries, which are only nominally maintained while they reorganize without the USA, he traded it for a flimsy personal friendship with Putin and sheer servility toward Israel. He won that trophy a long time ago.

If he had consulted his allies BEFORE starting this mess, he would now receive more than indifference and contempt.

It's a reason not to buy a Tesla, to avoid Twitter, and to fight for the EU to have a 100% public and powerful space agency.

It's incomprehensible that NATO allows the USA to make arms sales in enormous quantities, access military bases all over the world, and have subservient intelligence services in major countries only in exchange for the promise of perhaps protecting them in the event of an attack, something they haven't done even once in almost 80 years, now they're giving that up and the American people are applauding... well, I have no idea why, because having a black president was too much for some, I suppose.