Jim @sullybiker@sully.site

@lnxw48a1 it'll be a lot more tolerable with remote working.

Two years ago today. No sign of it this year.

It's another bright and cloudless day here. Unusual, we're known for our cloud cover. Usually 3rd in the US for the eternal gray. I'm not complaining.

CALL NOW

Surely Serafinowicz's finest creation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chreswuv9lA&t=112s

https://youtu.be/1LQkH-xGypw

@SeventhMagpie He got distracted by you and kept stalling it, haha

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@wolf480pl @rysiek@mastodon.social Also constructs like 'the Latino vote' (the election proved there is no such animal) aren't useful.

"I'll see if any of my researchers remember my password"

Oh mate, please don't put breaches of user policy right on the damn ticket.

@sean They're just jelly

@musicman@nu.federati.net That's fair enough. Thanks for keeping it civil.

@musicman@nu.federati.net I think Biden's point of view is a lot more moderate. I hope that carries the day. He's already starting well.

@musicman@nu.federati.net That's rather obtuse. And they're not advocating for killing people...yet.

@lnxw48a1 @musicman@nu.federati.net There is also a question of motivation. Is it accountability or revenge? In the case of history (especially the purges and the great terror) it can start the former but usually becomes the latter.

@musicman@nu.federati.net Despite all the bullshit, this is still a free country. People can vote for and support whoever they please.

As for your question, Post-Weimar Germany this is precisely how political opponents were persecuted, and eventually - because these things always grow - ordinary people.