Recent content by crimson5pheonix

Indeed, things are hard. There's a ton of institutional inertia to overcome. Funnily enough a green candidate made it into the big news recently for protesting the war in Iran and having his arm broken for his trouble.

https://www.nwahomepage.com/university-of-arkansas-news/former-presidential-candidate-jill-stein-to-speak-at-university-of-arkansas-event/ She literally spoke at an event just a couple months ago. She does indeed exist on off years. That you don't pay attention is your own fault.

Again, it doesn't matter. The crowd that says voting third party is pointless won, so Stein's support did not matter anywhere, Harris lost all on her own. Objectively incorrect, she does go out personally to protests, goes to speak at events, raise awareness out in the wild. It's just that...

There's a discussion to be had about inertia and the difficulties of approaching from the outside. Honestly I would prefer if Stein could reasonably be considered a reason for Harris' loss. But if you've successfully convinced people that you have to vote within the two parties, then you get to...

Even if every Stein voter voted for Harris, she still would have lost. At some point you just have to say that Harris was a shit candidate who got what she deserved, a loss. EDIT: Honestly Harris (and Biden) is more responsible for Trump than anything any third party did.

No, I just saw low hanging fruit and went for it. As for the Stein vote, I'm happy with it.

Objectively, she lost. And lost the popular vote, something even Hillary managed to win. I can imagine a world of candidates who could do better than her. She all but said she would, and it's not like democrats have a track record of not randomly attacking countries. She wasn't amicable to...

What's important to remember is the context of the belligerents. Namely, if 80% of the US rebelled against the government, it's not like the government could just openly use their full power to put it down. Every person killed is a worker and taxpayer, every street bombed is something to repair...

That really depends, and usually no, in the strictest sense of the term. Fuels either tend to be oxygen/hydrogen, or very toxic volatile compounds. But not many hydrocarbons. Mind you, most rocket fuels take a lot of energy to synthesize, and many are extremely toxic, so it's not like it's safe...

Solving the cooling problem here, as much as it's a problem worth solving, would be a massive double sided contraption. The data center would be sandwiched between it's solar array on one side and on the shaded side you would make a similar structure, but all coolant pipes and massive black...

Did you send something to my email?

We got it now. 6 7?!

I like the part where a Biden state dept goon posted on main that they went out of their way to violate the law to keep the genocide going.

We deserve some levity.

It is disappointing, but not surprising. Law precedent is that police have no duty to protect citizens from harm.