I agree with this (although it's funny that it needs to be put this way)

april fools is cancelled this year guys

when I was in 4th grade my friend jacob told me I was too skinny to be cool so I started eating more and I've been overweight my whole life since lmao

what we really need in nyc (and everywhere else) is a rent freeze, but because our country is backwards and evil everyone's proposing mortgage relief instead

obviously both would be ideal but it's always fun to see the renting class get shafted

what the fuck are you talking about, I literally didn't even mention trump's name lmao

sucks that such a large portion of the funds are just going straight to either a corporate slush fund or no-interest loans for corporations, but this was probably the best the SENATE could do

pelosi should've fought more in the house but obviously that was never gonna happen

Dude Bernie just basically single-handedly saved the best provisions in the (still extremely flawed) senate stimulus bill, by standing up to the assholes trying to hold it hostage

https://twitter.com/handleyzo/status/1242985531119632385
https://twitter.com/RespectableLaw/status/1243034614362525696

Nothing but respect for my president!

im casting this one folks

well I just found out I actually haven't had health insurance since Jan 31st and might no longer be eligible for COBRA, fun times!

idk man I get downvoted all the time and still have 4 stars, I think you just need to keep posting through it

y'all noticed Joe Biden is in hiding?

mood: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ETYQR0pX0AA0M2h?format=jpg&name=large

I guess it was the year of the soldier, because all my fav clips (blaze poison and paddie) were soldier clips and the demo clips were all just gimmicks

Joe Biden telling his elderly supporters to throw themselves at this pandemic in a human wave attack just to ensure he doesn't lose to the only person who might actually give us hope of addressing this crisis/preventing things like it in the future

What a dark timeline

I'm more saying that our national priorities are way out of whack and that we should expect much more relief from Congress (and many more strings attached when they bail out insolvent financial institutions).

I'm not an economist, and you'd probably run circles around me with jargon if we keep talking about this, but suffice it to say that I'm not gonna see eye to eye with someone who sees Paul Volcker's actions as necessary and proportionate, rather than as one of the worst financial policy decisions ever made in this country, whose ramifications have arguably never been fully recovered from on a literal global scale.