...and until it's bad enough for massive strikes, it will continue.
The left's job is to make this feeling into "working class men are not okay but now have a functional protest movement seeking to end the wealth gap permanently".
The problem is Trump is funneling this issue/disenfranchisement towards the aims of the wealthy and those who want to increase the wealth gap permanently.
Cue video of Guiliani in drag with Trump motorboating him:
People feel wronged and betrayed by the system, and like they need that reflected in who they vote for as their representative.
He is that person for those people (hence why they love the mugshot).
The Republican side of politics knows this is the emotional driver, so they direct most of their media to that kind of grievance politics, and claiming they'll "fix" these persecution issues in extraordinary ways.
People like Musk and Thiel fund these campaigns.
Trump thinks he can fix it all by breaking the system that he sees as persecuting him; the system of democracy and the rule of law.
So he wants all its powers. He wants to be a dictator. Then you'll see his politics and only his, and there'll be no more persecution, no more broken system. Just him.
That's how the right wingers feel. They're emotionally locked into this.
That's why they're still on board, for the political solution to their emotional disenfranchisement, for their own sense something's wrong with everyone but them to he proven out with power. Being onboard with Trump proves there's a broken system they've been wronged by, and someone powerful is in that boat with them.
It's a cult, just as much as neoliberal compromise with the Capitalist forces of self-sacrifice is a cult.
It's time to take CEO's money away!
The problem is you have to know the approximate timeframe of your last visit - eg. If it was in the past week it may not be searchable in other categories such as *more than 3 months ago".
... likewise, if you can still find it by going to a currently open tab and hitting"back" enough times, it may not have been addded to history yet.
Firefox's history is a little idiosyncratic. One of the less polished parts of the browser.
Gonna need another two decades for a show set in the 90s to be novel, it can only be novel once today's clothing wouldn't fit in there.
The pitch of "it's like today, only the phones and computers are larger, and the Internet is smaller" just isn't meaningful enough of a difference.
I downloaded Librewolf today - the privacy oriented fork of Firefox!
Good to see there are browser variants that aren't just Chrome.
We all started with scribbles, some people proceeded to stick figures. Some kept going further than that, the mad bastards.
The over-explainations of Everett True.
It's made out of arms? That's highly disturbing. Technology has gone too far this time!
Worms. That's why dogs do this, they're being bit in the asshole and can't do much other than this.
I heard it has a copy of the constitution/bill of rights in it, missing amendments 11 - 17, because a lot of those prevent his coup, and allow for his prosecution.