Could we say that it’s improving the US externally?

I agree with you, but I want to point out that this conflation is a direct result of our election system because it mechanically cannot support more than two parties.

Any other political interests need to merge together into one big entity that is nearly impossible to disentangle from the rest, so now maga = conservatism and we lose a lot of nuance in or political decision making and ability to be represented.

I’m pushing for Election Reform this election to move past First Past the Post voting.

Nope, our election system doesn’t support it and actually has a spoiler effect because you end up tacitly supporting the other side by not voting for one of the two strongest parties.

You’ll get used to it, and then maybe you’ll realize how sloppy the other way is instead.

Here’s an opinion of somebody unwilling to reflect or learn.

It is correct, though. They are writing from an international perspective, away from our little party games, so we are being lumped together.

If you don’t like it, all it takes is changing general public sentiment enough to change elections in your favor and doing it enough for them to notice.

Exactly my point

Did they say how? Peace would be preferred, but the Taiwanese need to be willing to cooperate.

Power affects people in different ways

Others with bad decision making or reasoning skills has no consequence?

He already has, then

Sensitivity to smells will dissipate over a short time. Your senses will pay more attention to novel stimuli, so your nose will eventually get “bored” of it and stop even noticing it when you are acclimated enough.

The WiFi must be on his machine that he was using to manually download the files, but he later delegated that task to a docker image, sharing the wired connection of the Synology host machine.