I honestly don't think the NY Times has been this bad in my lifetime, it's deeply shameful.

I honestly don't think the NY Times has been this bad in my lifetime, it's deeply shameful.

What say you?

As requested, a thread of times when the Vanderbilt s, the Carnegies, and whoever else got huge helpings of "finding out" what happens when you play with people's money.

Walz: "We have a federal system that we're all in it together, we help other states when they need it, but we have a situation where they're trying to divide us & provide specific aid to states that they like at the moment, which is absolutely unconscionable... either that or give us our money back"

Point five is really important. The protests provoked errors from the administration (shit force one) that may haunt them for years. That’s what happens when you stop being reactive.

You know it’s fucked up that I was told I’d receive info about screenings for Chainsaw Man closer to the release date only to be ghosted.