RoidingOldMan

Within reason, yes. Not looking for anything complicated.

I hate vertical filmed shorts.

Gas is up about $1/gal in the last month or so. It was up 10 cents a day for a bit.

including 80-something-year-old Bob Heironimus, who confessed to being the individual wearing the fake Bigfoot suit in the film.

I saw a doc at least 10+ years ago with this same guy saying the same thing. I believe him. But somehow people who believe in Bigfoot don't care.

What about Nixon?

It also suggests that by 2029 we could have "an incredibly luxurious universal basic income." Which seems absurd here in 2026.

I get what you're saying, but jihad has a more complex definition. This is closer to shouting 'deus vult' during the crusades.

The Reservoir of the Dogs trilogy.

Uh... it was like the default example for "evil leader" before Hitler.

Sounds like someone who wants attention. Enjoys the edginess and obvious absurdity in a statement like that.

It's such a modern thing to frame everything as a 'left vs. right' debate. As if one group makes all the cults. And if you believe that there aren't left wing cults, or that they aren't right wing cults, then you've stopped critically thinking and you'll be prone to falling for it. Thinking you're too smart to be scammed is how people get scammed.

Nothing about cults or their diagnostic criteria have anything to do with WHAT the message actually is.

There's a real situation that fits this. A major racial incident in 1955 Mississippi. The killers were acquitted by an all white jury. The woman who had accused Emmett Till in the first place, on her death bed said she made some of the story up. She basically caused a lynching.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmett_Till

If it's on the internet archive, then it's probably been scanned by AI.

Not sure I understood your question.