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1. about 1 month ago on Rob Rogers

   Maybe she brought him a Diet Coke once or twice…

2. about 1 month ago on Michael Ramirez

   Probably not now, since he deep-sixed that company name,,,

3. about 1 month ago on Clay Jones

   I know many teachers who CAN do – and they could earn much more money doing so instead of teaching, but due to their gracious hearts they teach anyway. Most of them already proved they could do the work – they retired early from successful commercial careers (where they made enough money to retire early) and decided to share their successful knowledge by teaching.

   Yet people who understand neither teaching nor these teachers’ previous careers go on an ego rant to accuse them of incompetency. Facing ridiculous criticism like that, it is no wonder teachers leave. Then the same idiots who accused teachers of incompetency squawk that there aren’t enough teachers…

4. about 1 month ago on Ted Rall

   Odd how my Trumper coworkers say they love Trump “because he says exactly what he means”… but then they spend hours trying to explain “what Trump really meant” when Trump embarrasses them…

5. about 1 month ago on Ted Rall

   If they were worried about alleged spitballs in second grade, you dodged a bullet by not getting hired there.

6. about 1 month ago on Ted Rall

   Raising the voting age is never going to eliminate all of the voters whom you disagree with. Age is no guarantee of maturity or wisdom. By rising the voting age all you do is alienate a group of voters who will seek revenge against your political party once they attain the new voting age.

7. about 1 month ago on Prickly City

   I don’t usually accuse all members of a large diverse group of exhibiting the same behavior, but in this case my experience forces me to make an exception.

   My niece recently graduated college, and got a job in a town where she’d never been and didn’t know how to get around. My wife volunteered several days to meet her there and help her get established. Over the course of renting an apartment, getting furniture, getting groceries, etc. my wife noticed that most of the things our niece would need weekly were all located conveniently at a strip mall nearby. After going to that strip mall about four times in two days, my wife didn’t need a GPS to find it… but our niece couldn’t imagine not using her phone’s GPS app to find it.

   Same thing with the niece driving from her apartment to her new job. My wife went with her on a couple practice runs, and after that could find the way unassisted. After six months on the job, our niece still has to use her phone’s GPS app.

   It’s not like our niece is an air head – she graduated near the top of her engineering class. We have the impression that she assumes that she must use her phone as a crutch in all situations.

8. about 1 month ago on Ted Rall

   Lol, you’ve just admitted to using the same cancel culture that you try to criticize… and use the old schoolyard excuse “but he did it first”…

9. about 1 month ago on Jeff Danziger

   Too many people don’t care what Biden actually says – they quickly twist his words to fit their own agendas.

10. about 1 month ago on 9 to 5

    Wow, you go off the rails easily!