captainlezbian

Most notably when they appear they're unable to repair their ship because they don't understand how it works.

Most of them, it excludes the American west coast while including the poorest regions in the country (Appalachia and the deep south, neither of which can really be considered developed)

I highly doubt west Virginia and Alabama are pulling their weights here

I believe in a form of karma I like to compare to a public pool. If you keep pissing in the damn pool eventually you're just swimming in piss and a lot of people eventually may get mad that they're swimming in your piss

That's fair, I was in high school during the Obama years so tail end of Iraq and while they had canned answers the cultural momentum at the time was more or less that recruiters knew not to bother with kids who responded like that.

Your response was great though

Because it's not a situation likely to cause electrical outages and if you've hit the point you're stocking up on gas you've likely hit the point you're moving closer to the border or fleeing. Additionally when I think of fuel used in genocide I think of the harrowing images of burning mass graves.

Because I would suspect it's for incineration of victims not for getting out or running a generator.

Yeah the CalArt style did get a bit overdone, but I see little qualitative difference with any other decade's popular cartoon style. Ultimately I like it, it's heavily stylized and evocative of a time.

He's done some writing and speaking on his brand of progressive masculinity. A childhood friend got really into it in high school. He seems to be a pretty good guy by all accounts.

Ron Swanson wouldn't vote. It involves telling the government who you are and what you think. And being where they expect on a given day.