Broadcasting An Attitude – small dead animals

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The electric vehicle market is dead too…the manufacturer’s just don’t know it yet.
A huge wave of investment revolt and bankruptcies has no choice but to hit this terrible technology that gives off vast amounts of radiation, is explosive and can catch fire in buildings and near other vehicles.
Soon, the manufacturer’s emails and complaints will be scrutinized by lawsuits.
The manufacturer had a choice in creating this mulfuncting product as government pressure and subsidies enticed them to invest in them.

Remember the answer to HR or even worse, the Equal Opportunity Commission is that you hired a more qualified person and you never discriminate (“how dare you accuse me?!?”) based on gender, sexual orientation, or appearance.

Or if you didn’t hire them or anybody else, that you thought your own business conditions were too unstable and decided to postpone hiring, rather than hire and possibly immediately fire the new employee.

The same reasoning applies when evaluating antisemitic Harvard Grads.

Culture is a thing, and like every “thing”, it has boundaries that determine what it is and what it isn’t. If your culture doesn’t have any boundaries, then it doesn’t exist. The people of the West need to decide where those culture boundaries are and what is inside and outside. What too many people are advocating for now is not a culture, but an anti-culture.

Oh dear …. Unlikely that he was raised by an emotionally secure, loving mother and involved loving father.

The “wife” may be a bit “off” too.

So this old guy is riding a city bus and he keeps glancing at this young guy with a pink rooster-comb hairdo, tattoos, and piercings. The young guy gets agitated.

“What the f*ck you staring at old man? You don’t like my tattoos? ”

“No” said the old fellow, “It’s not that.”

“Is it my piercings? Do they f*ckin bug you or something?”

“No” said the old fellow, “It’s not that.”

“So it’s my hair, eh? That’s what’s bugging you!”

“No” said the old fellow, “It’s not that.”

“Then why the f*ck do you keep staring at me?”

“Well” said the old timer, “I’ll tell you. A long time ago when I was young and jobs were hard to get, I worked on a farm in rural Saskatchewan. It was lonely and there were no girls around, and I was young and horny. So one night, out of desperation, I humped a chicken. And I’m just wondering if you might be my son.”

I never broadcast my attitude. Ever. I simply choose UPS when encountering misfits with an attitude. First we had NWA … now we’ve got FWA

Weyland Yutani says:

October 22, 2023 at 12:16 pm

Your acronyms may mean something to someone, but they mean nothing to me.
1. Kenji says:
  
  October 22, 2023 at 6:43 pm
  
  NWA … https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N.W.A
  FWA … Fa&&ottz Wit Attitudes
  
  UPS … United Parcel Service

Things our moms and dads used to teach kids:

1) Life isn’t fair
2) The World doesn’t owe you a living
3) If you don’t work, you don’t eat
4) 1st impressions are lasting impressions. Always put your best foot forward and look your best.
5) There are winners and losers in every competition. Do your best and enjoy your wins. When your best wasn’t good enough, know that you did your best and that the winner is having their turn enjoying their win.
6) No matter how good at things you are or how smart you are, there’s always someone out there that is better or smarter. Don’t get cocky.
7) Don’t waste your time on self-pity. There is always someone worse off who would love to trade places with you.
8) Give a day’s work for a day’s pay.
9) No, you don’t have to do it because everyone else is doing it. Do the right thing or the smart thing. Don’t be a sheep following the crowd.
10) Remember what you’re like now for when you have children. Enjoy the laugh you get when you realize your parents weren’t that stupid after all. (“Just wait ’til you have kids. You’ll see.”)

This was bog-standard stuff when I was a kid and was taught going back many, many generations.
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From the video, it seems this person’s parents didn’t teach them the basics.

Bet this woke piece of work has all the bumper sticker slogans down for both the YooCrane and Palestine. Funny how those two go so naturally together. Right, Colon?