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No way that justifies a life sentence when there are murderers and rapists who don't even get life.

Not a single person is born evil. These kids didn't just wake up one day and go "I'm gonna murder someone because it's funny".

I think they're kidding.

It is, but as someone who isn't really a big fan of Will Ferrell, it's one of the better ones.

No the murder was caught and apparently a serial killer who stalked her for days. He just happened to be the one to find the body first and allegedly decided not to report it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Fauxmoi/comments/16dwqgx/anyone_seen_this_or_no_more_about_it/

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Are you doing a "Are you sure you have any room to talk and judge others"?

She/her

Lol
You said B & R 8 times in one post

Too bad out of the shadows was dogshit. The Technodrome was terrible.

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Its good but i was disappointed that Casey Jones was nowhere in the movie. No Rocksteady and Bebop either.

Man, if these are the points made to make us feel better, then it's actually more grim than thought:

Real earnings, while theyve come down from the recent years pandemic-infused turbulence, are on par with pre-pandemic levels, noticeably higher than ever before.

I mean, good that we are back to pre-pandemic levels, but those levels also weren't good. Because "higher than ever before" is a good statement in a vacuum, and economics doesn't work in a vacuum. Wages are worse than ever before compared to executive pay, and Purchasing Power of households have fallen thanks to inflation, unchecked rent and housing markets, etc. Getting more money only matters if everything else isn't also getting more expensive.

Inflationa nominal rather than real metric that worries households much more than it does economistsis also coming down.

I know it's the Economist, bug big yikes brushing off inflation as just more of a problem for households...you know, the ONLY THING THAT MATTERS. No one cares what economists think about it when it objectively is making life harder for everyone sans the rich.

The U.S. economy, as a share of the G7an international grouping of the United States and seven other rich economiesis larger than it was 30 years ago. Adjusted for purchasing power, only those in ber-rich petrostates and financial hubs enjoy a higher income per person, concludes The Economist.

This is a big "who cares", since it doesn't matter to the actual people and working class.

The poorest states in the United States are on par with the richest European countries.

Lel, this is factually false. California is rich enough on it's own to be the 3rd richest country in the world, only behind the rest of the US and China. But states 2-50 after CA do not beat our Germany and the like. In fact, it's much of the opposite: the best Alabama has to offer is likely on par with the worst of Germany. What a ridiculous statement.

The stylized facts about U.S. and European economiesfound in economics textbooks or old social policy reportsused to be that Americans work harder and longer for higher income, but Europeans live better lives with better social safety nets. These days even that seems to be changing, as the U.S. welfare state is approaching European levels both in comprehensiveness and total spending. Richer Americans spend more of their resources, public and private, on social ills. According to Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development statistics, government social spending (as a share of gross domestic product) is above Australia, Iceland, and Norway, trailing socialist Sweden and Canada only by a few percentage points. (America is second only to France when adjusting for net social spending that includes private spending and tax breaks for social purposes.)

Man, this is such an intellectually dishonest article. Yeah, pure dollar amounts, the US spends a lot on healthcare...because US healthcare is ridiculously and needlessly expensive. It's not being spent on Universal Healthcare or proper safety nets, but to deal with the vast amount of poor and lower class, caused by our expensive and unfair healthcare system. SS and stuff like Medicare counts, but is grossly inflated by our for-profit system.

That article is trash.

Most of these potentially self-harming policies have their roots in a declinist view that, economically at least, simply does not reflect the facts. The diagnoses are that China is getting ahead, or that immigrants are a menace, that large corporations are bastions of woke power and free trade a form of treachery.

do I need to see bumblebee?

The new movie makes less sense narratively because it's a prequel set in the 90s iirc. Really weird decision.

My daughter asks for this song at bedtime