The letter, which was spammed on Lemmy and deleted multiple times, just linked to other SubStack blogs as “evidence”. Come on, people
Tens of millions of dollars for each of them, that’s why
It wasn’t actually pay per view, just sayin
Also, the payday was about 20 mil for Tyson iirc
I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic
100% in person. You’ve got a much harder battle online. As someone else said, exposure is a big piece. Also just challenging some of their beliefs in a Socratic way
Said this on another community but I’ll say it again:
So it’s like a 3-4% change until the pandemic, which they say was driven by WFH. I don’t see anything here
They even say that WFH was up before the pandemic. Seems like that was a big driver. Religious activity also saw a big shift, but many places of worship do online services now
So it’s like a 3-4% change until the pandemic, which they say was driven by WFH. I don’t see anything here
Honestly the post was almost relatable (a little over the top) until you started getting into Satan and marriage. Like what?
The “I’m trying to impress you” thing was cringe though.
lol you banned a guy because he said you write poorly?
You usually have to go to a county office in PA. They may try to contact you if it’s early enough
Oh. I know it’s not just that, I was just trying to make a joke
Drag? What do you mean?
He certainly seemed awkward in the first couple minutes, but I’m not sure what the big deal would be outside of that.
Purple is probably the only one that I’m aware of on your list where there’s a legit logic behind it, since dyes used to be harder to come by
Plot twist: it’s just one user and he’s ripping them off by asking for donations to his campaign
Well, when you fire all the competent people solely so that you can brag about the number of people you fired…
“We oppress minorities to scare them away” is hardly a novel tactic
I was wondering that too. Do we hate Nate silver now? Dude always seemed pretty respected
It’s a trope that people jack off to fire?
That’s an interestingly worded charge