Phil Landmeier @shuttersparks@social.cleverlibre.org

@N0ZB@mastodon.radio @k8ket @megahertz Yes. It's a pleasant relief to hang out with polite considerate CW operators.

@lauren I absolutely agree. Here in West Virginia, the people who constantly piss money away on the lottery are those who can least afford to do so. Lotteries and gambling in general prey on people who don't understand the scam.

@smellsofbikes @reneestephen Exactly. It's hard for ordinary people to get their head around this, around the mindset of a despot. It's entirely foreign because it's psychotic.

@ajbobo @mmasnick They sure do. Don't ask me how I know. But it's a matter of frequency. Lol.

@JonPowell I hadn't considered this before. It's accurate.

@ScienceDesk Only a one-day poll? I just saw this.

@sysop408 It's hard to get good help these days.

@nwsmobile_bot Whoever named Burnt Corn had good foresight.

@mmasnick Stupid people do stupid things.

@2m0sql Hahaha. Headset and footswitch helps enormously.

@gwynnion Indeed. Right-wingers have been working hard since the early 1960s to bring this about. It's no accident. It's not something that simply "happened". The civil rights movement is what set it off.

Evangelicals have been played. Turning abortion into a key issue was a conscious strategic decision made in the 1970s to distract public focus from the real goal, which is segregation. "We need an issue to keep the rubes engaged. Aha! Abortion." The Evangelicals were played like a violin and they're still oblivious to it.