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The polarization started with Gingrich in the 90s, 9/11 accelerated it.

If Hitler was dead, It definitely would have looked different, but I don’t think it would have been meaningfully different. A population stuck in the throes of economic devastation are primed to find any scapegoat that is the cause of their problems, maybe the Jews wouldn’t end up being the main target, but… well… the Jews weren’t the only ones in Nazi concentration camps. The gold stars weren’t the only forced identifiers, the pink triangles existed too. Hell we’ve seen in the American decline into fascism that the Hispanic migrants are the scapegoat this time around but that hasn’t stopped so many other people from getting caught up by Trump’s thugs.

Molding the cult of personality around the glorious leader likely would have happened anyway regardless of who was the charismatic leader, that’s just how these types of fascist movements work.

I hope so too, but it seems this grifter has axe to grind with trump… either way fucker is agitprop.

Unfortunately just killing Hitler doesn’t solve the reason why Hitler came into power and some other charismatic leader would come along and do pretty simolar stuff as him.

We would need to kill the people responsible for the market crash and great depression and responsible for saddling Germany with the entirety of the war debts of WW1.

You know what, that’s fair. My error.

I literally went to Bureau of Labor Statistics and pulled up the average income for americans. Fidelity and Sofi are also in the same ballpark, ablut $65,000/year.

Actually looking it up further, you’re not even right about the median income, that is also about $65,000 per year again from BLS, Fidelity and Sofi.

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But seriously the libertarian party in the US is a bunch of republicans who want to get rid of drivers licenses and remove the age of consent. They’re an extremely unserious political organization with no real interest any kind of good governance. They are little more than children throwing temper tantrums when they have do do something slightly inconvenient that helps other people.

We’ve already seen what libertarian governance looks like when a bunch of libertarians moved to Grafton New Hampshire, effectively dismantled the local government in accordance with “libertarian values” and were subsequently overrun with wild bears because nobody was cleaning up their trash and locking it up to keep bears out.

Just one small point of contention, median and average are not the same, that might be the median, but the average is significantly lower than that. About $65,000, which is $32, which honestly tells a much more illustrative story.

Still what Elon spent dwarfs both by multiple orders of magnitude.

That might be true but it still seems like it might significantly hampers the trend chasing clone effect. Its not stopping the cloners from making the clones but throwing them off of the trend rhythm and making the clone less able to skim money from people. A legit dev will likely have to take into account the waiting period but that can just be part of their dev cycle now. Or maybe if your studio is partnered with an already established publisher, you can just release the game no waiting. I know that sucks for fully independent devs but there are extremely indie friendly publishers out there like Devolver Digital.

Ghee has the milk solids removed, its essentially clarified butter.

Basically, id imagine it would just be like regular butter, no water and all the milk solids that would normally be in the buttermilk

This sounds incredible!

But we already have a viable funding scheme, tax the billionaires class. There’s no shortage of tech billionaires in Silicon Valley (which is part of San Fancisco) that would be a fantastic source of tax revenue.

Edit: I stand corrected, Silicon Valley is near SF technically not in SF. Still plenty of billionaires there to tax.