Depends on the bus type though. A lot of buses have a rear door, and sometimes it’s kinda rude to go out through the front when there’s a lot of people coming in through the front. So then you end up leaving through the rear and it would be awkward to shout ‘Thank you!’ to the driver, over everyone’s head.
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Because that’s how the rich like it. The poors feel the effects, while the rich maintain or grow what they have.
The far right which has taken over ICE and the Federal government under Trump is terrorizing many, many people in this country. JD Vance, Noem, and Trump know it (the cruelty is the point) and yet all cast any criticism of this fact as “terrorist rhetoric.” That kind of table-turning projection is foundational in the authoritarian playbook.
But what I don’t understand is - why does the American public discourse seem to tolerate all these tactics?
Except Trump himself, somehow, unfortunately, does not suffer from his own stench.
SLVRDRGNto Fediverse•Beware, another "wonderful" conservative instance to "free us" has appeared English1·4 days agoWho are you talking to? See, you’ve included me in a group which i am definitely not even a part of. If this is how people like you behave, this country has no hope of reconciliation. (I have, and would never vote for, someone like Trump, btw)
SLVRDRGNto Fediverse•Beware, another "wonderful" conservative instance to "free us" has appeared English24·5 days agoI don’t know… just like how “black voters” are not a true homogenous voting block, neither are “MAGA” proponents all of the same ideology. There’s no rule book they all “abide” by. It’s a spectrum of ridiculous people.
SLVRDRGNto News•US TV hosts back Jimmy Kimmel and lampoon Donald Trump in free speech row8·7 days agoA funny joke - but said at the wrong time for sure.
SLVRDRGNto News•US TV hosts back Jimmy Kimmel and lampoon Donald Trump in free speech row16·7 days agoUh… Donald Trump has been acting very un-American for a long time. None of his followers are patriots to the country for the values it actually stands for.
I think the point I’m trying to make here is that if we, as a people, decide to hold all people accountable to the same standards (especially those meant to represent us), then unchecked power like this would not continue. The Epstein files are an easy way to convict Trump for acts he most likely has done. We simply have to hold him to it.
What happened to your keyboard? What is this? I’ve come across this before.
SLVRDRGNto politics •Trump wants to target liberal groups with a decades-old law once used against the mob4·9 days agoFred fucked us all.
As anti-fascists are against fascists, and he says that they are against him, then he implies without doubt that he identifies as a fascist.
Nice examples provided to illustrate your point.
I thought I’d check this out for fun. It’s a site that uses trump-level vocabulary.
I’ll take this to be canon without protest.
SLVRDRGNto Ask Lemmy•What's a personal weakness you possess that is entirely not relevant to your daily life?1·11 days agoTough life for those with charisma and a personal butler.
How is a man allowed to be President of the country when he had multiple bankruptcies?