Tony Bark
Arf! I’m Tony Bark. Artist and writer by day. Programmer by night. Gamer all the way.
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10·5 days agoStill annoyed with OP for click bait title without substance in post.
Sorry. Try my best to avoid that.
Welcome to taste of our world, Fetterman.
Of course it would be Stephen Miller chiming in.
They really are committed to the bit, I’ll give 'em that.
Fair enough. xD
Should see the stuff I post in Not the Onion.
This has been a fun experiment to see what insults and downvotes can be hurled over a lot of nothing.
Trying to put yourself above others by claiming all of this was some sort of elaborate “joke” really is not good look for you.
Back to the old “Democrats ignored fly over country” talking point.
In two weeks.
So, basically you’re saying is that you’re right by default because no one is willing to challenge your opinion? The reality is that it’s easier to just down vote such nonsense then attempt to address it.
“Quick! Make something up.” - Republicans.
The more he dismiss America’s intelligence agencies, the more i believe them.
While Common Dreams is a very good outlet, the choice to display Warren with that headline was not the wisest of moves.
As someone who once bet on crypto after barely scraping by the 2008 crash and even got into it during 2021 bubble (for the most wildest of reasons), I can confidentially tell you that she isn’t. I’ve witnessed one of the most infamous stable coins, Terra’s UST, crash harder than the Japanese Yen.
I wouldn’t necessarily call it “regulation”…
No one has been a bigger critic of the GENIUS Act than Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), the ranking member on the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, who has warned that in addition to weak protections for consumers and financial stability, the bill allows tech companies to issue their own private currencies and “take control over the money supply.”
Bush all over again.
They saved a whole dollar!