How did FDR feel about gay rights? Economically he was to the left but socially he was way to the right. Sanders, sure, but I meant in a general election.
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Wait so, its Ukraines fault for allowing their Russian puppet government to be influenced by the United States? And somehow this is Ukraine starting this conflict and not Russia? That only makes sense if you think that Russia has the right to do whatever they want to Ukraine which is a rejection of Ukrainian sovereignty.
Are you talking about Furiosa the spinoff movie or Furiosa in Mad Max? I have never heard a single complaint about Furiosa in Mad Max
Titanic literally the box office champ for a decade with a female lead (close to 50-50 to be fair). Terminator 2 as well, and Mad Max Fury road, 2 of the greatest action movies of all time (you can fight me but, name aside, that story is all about Furiosa). Those movies work because the female leads are just good. The selling point isn't that they have women in them, the selling point is they are really really good movies.
Edit: and Kill Bill, where a lot of critics call The Bride (the lead of the movie) the greatest movie character of all time.
What about a circle that isn't filled in
Can you make circles yet?
The article says it won't affect existing free subreddits. It's also worth pointing out that Reddit Lounge (a subreddit exclusive to Reddit premium members) has been a thing for a long time. So really, this probably isn't that big of a deal, Reddits most profitable asset is its huge user base and I don't think they're dumb enough to torpedo it. Then again, look at what happened to tumblr, you never know...
It was revealed to me in a dream.
No sorry I don't know if that's true or not but my point is that (good) journalism is expensive regardless of the medium. The original thread is talking about the new york times.
What if I told you the primary cost of journalism has always been paying journalists
What if I told you subscription based newspapers have always had ads
Whale shark to me has been the big climber (although I may be biased because I lived in atlanta and saw constant ads for the atl aquarium) along with the revelation that tiger sharks are actually the most dangerous to humans.