

Literally everyone I knew thought impeachments automatically kicked you out of office until his first one, and it’s insane that they don’t do that.


Literally everyone I knew thought impeachments automatically kicked you out of office until his first one, and it’s insane that they don’t do that.
If I was that brand, I would make an over the top commercial of someone using it to fend off a carjacker, then at the end hit them with a “Based on a true story”.
I nominate Mii Channel Theme Flute Cover (Wii) for the graduation song.
Hey I argue that styling after Windows 7 isn’t bad.
I use Nightglow Blue that looks kinda like a dark mode Windows 7:


My backup scheme is either Github or Google Drive, whatever I have uploaded in Discord DMs, and a snowballing pile of unorganized hoarded files, which One Day™ I will sort.


I’ve seen enough of Hossenfelder to take what she says with a grain of salt, but can you explain how she’s racist? I haven’t heard that before.


Unfortunate post underneath this one (as a KDE user):

“Do politics” in this case refers to talking about anything that can be perceived as political.
Obviously people need to be willing to talk about issues before we can fix them, instead of everyone with privilege choosing to ignore it until they personally are affected.
I feel like the big official sounding word of “impeachment” should be reserved for after the Senate convicts. Otherwise it’s just a meaningless gesture on behalf of the House.
I began searching to see how Bill Clinton was removed, then I realized the Senate acquitted him and his term naturally ended later that month. Andrew Johnson also wasn’t convicted.
This mechanism of removing the president from office has literally never worked before! The whole impeachment process is an overhyped nothing burger!
Edit: I should add that all three presidents had the majority of Senate vote to convict at least one of the impeachment charges, but they needed a 2/3rds supermajority because why not?