$1-$2 month maybe: they want $7 which is close enough to a Hulu/Netflix subscription fee that you immediately realize it's not tenable to subscribe to all the major news sites you read, so then you start needing to build a "top 5" in your head because that's all you can reasonably budget and that's either too much of a PITA for whatever article you're trying to read or you realize Verge isn't in that top 5 and move on
“We cannot impeach the president tomorrow and hand over the regime to Lee Jae-Myung’s Democratic party. It is not for the sake of protecting President Yoon Suk Yeol, but for the sake of the Republic of Korea’s system and our children’s future. I cannot participate in the impeachment of the president tomorrow,” Yoon told reporters.
Don't get too comfortable, fascist idiots like this still seem more than willing to put party politics over country.
"children's future"... Your fucking president just tried to become Kim Jong Un. So fucking sick of the insane people we tolerate as political leaders.
It's really not that hard to run an insurance company without making people want to murder you
And her personally raging about FBI background checks GEE I WONDER WHY
And now we've given them all a do-over...
Apparently the new hotness is to just declare martial law when things don't go your way
Fortunately I did manage to exploit my then in-between status to purchase a home before covid, but i had to permanently sacrifice avocado toast to do it.
I was early 80s and grew up with those things too, but really I think if your childhood internet experience was "wtf is that" or BBS boards, then that's the GenX cut-off, whereas millennials got the full WWW/AOL+ experience.
Millennials were the "Information Age" generation, and being a part of that, when there was some thought that free access to information and true knowledge would connect us all and bring us all into a new world... Before that was all completely crushed by corporate/government manipulation... that really feels like the defining aspect of being a millennial to me.
It becomes a far more defining characteristic to me as I see where the world is heading. That's probably why a lot of us "older" folks are here, escaping enshittification and weaponized social media platforms, searching for some semblance of what we grew up with. It's making me a bit emotional to be honest... another "millennial" thing i suppose.
I tried to resist being lumped in with millennials, meekly clung to "Xennials" for a time, but I've accepted my place finally.
Wouldn't be surprised if the incoming administration saw this and added "bring back leaded gasoline" to their anti-woke agenda so they can more easily manipulate future generations.
That's the slick part: they don't expect that you will have any power to ever vote them out of office again so they can do whatever they want! It's that sort of brilliant radical thinking that has energized American voters to put these fascists back in power after their practice run!
I'm glad armored vehicles are finally back on the table but holy shit guys this was all obviously needed months ago. And we had the capability to be training more troops this whole time? How long do we expect that to last under Trump?