We need to stop being so institutionally provincial! For every seemingly intractable institutional problem we face, other countries have pioneered multiple alternatives, some of which might even be quite trivial to implement!
"One thing that presidential countries have done to give impeachment teeth is to make the removal trial a secret ballot. South Korea does this, and that is why they were successful in removing their president after he attempted to impose martial law on the country on a thin pretense."
Impeach and Remove the Bastards
A scenario for 2027.
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December 11, 2025 at 1:31 PM
We need to stop being so institutionally provincial! For every seemingly intractable institutional problem we face, other countries have pioneered multiple alternatives, some of which might even be quite trivial to implement!
(the trivial reason it's not correct by its own logic is that "put the fucking bowl in the dishwasher without resenting your partner about it" is just as good a solution)
December 10, 2025 at 5:30 PM
(the trivial reason it's not correct by its own logic is that "put the fucking bowl in the dishwasher without resenting your partner about it" is just as good a solution)
Hakeem Jeffries is too busy to vote "Yes" on funding Trump's war machine to murder more fishermen in the Caribbean to care about trivial matters like this.
December 11, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Hakeem Jeffries is too busy to vote "Yes" on funding Trump's war machine to murder more fishermen in the Caribbean to care about trivial matters like this.
16. What we need is information regarding risk (ventilation ratings, prevalence, etc) and to drop the ridiculous persecution of those who act to both protect themselves and others.
This is a trivial act, a minor inconvenience, you don't know who you're sitting next to on the bus.
This is a trivial act, a minor inconvenience, you don't know who you're sitting next to on the bus.
December 12, 2025 at 11:07 AM
16. What we need is information regarding risk (ventilation ratings, prevalence, etc) and to drop the ridiculous persecution of those who act to both protect themselves and others.
This is a trivial act, a minor inconvenience, you don't know who you're sitting next to on the bus.
This is a trivial act, a minor inconvenience, you don't know who you're sitting next to on the bus.
went like 1-6 playing mostly freja yesterday when she was already not trivial to get value out of please kill me fml
on paper the latest overwatch patch for freja seems like a relatively even exchange but in practice from multiple games now it is kinda making me want to redacted parody satire comedy joke
December 10, 2025 at 6:15 PM
went like 1-6 playing mostly freja yesterday when she was already not trivial to get value out of please kill me fml
The president has hailed his Trump Accounts as a way to lift up the next generation. “In reality, the impact of these accounts on the lives of most American kids will likely be trivial,” James Surowiecki argues.
Trump Accounts: Don’t Believe the Hype
It’s hard to see how a savings vehicle with no tax incentives will bring anyone closer to the American dream.
bit.ly
December 12, 2025 at 12:42 AM
The president has hailed his Trump Accounts as a way to lift up the next generation. “In reality, the impact of these accounts on the lives of most American kids will likely be trivial,” James Surowiecki argues.
An important aspect of this is that "conservatives" lie a lot and oftentimes for trivial reasons.
December 10, 2025 at 4:15 PM
An important aspect of this is that "conservatives" lie a lot and oftentimes for trivial reasons.
The president has hailed his Trump Accounts as a way to lift up the next generation. “In reality, the impact of these accounts on the lives of most American kids will likely be trivial,” James Surowiecki argues.
Trump Accounts: Don’t Believe the Hype
It’s hard to see how a savings vehicle with no tax incentives will bring anyone closer to the American dream.
bit.ly
December 12, 2025 at 9:30 PM
The president has hailed his Trump Accounts as a way to lift up the next generation. “In reality, the impact of these accounts on the lives of most American kids will likely be trivial,” James Surowiecki argues.
people don’t understand that’s it’s trivial. All it takes is a single bored individual with ADHD and an internet connection.
December 10, 2025 at 6:48 PM
people don’t understand that’s it’s trivial. All it takes is a single bored individual with ADHD and an internet connection.
Seems trivial and obvious in hindsight, but at the time it was a revelation.
December 9, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Seems trivial and obvious in hindsight, but at the time it was a revelation.
American planning will micromanage the facade materials of infill five-over-one developments—something that is trivial and easy to change—and then sign off on junk like this—poor street and public space plans that will undermine the quality of life of residents for generations.
December 13, 2025 at 3:45 AM
American planning will micromanage the facade materials of infill five-over-one developments—something that is trivial and easy to change—and then sign off on junk like this—poor street and public space plans that will undermine the quality of life of residents for generations.
What is important is, none of the errors, none I have seen, are material to the outcome of the decision. The mistranscribed quotes - if that is what they are - are of propositions that are uncontroversial. And they are trivial compared to fundamental breaches of normal rules by the Supreme Court.
December 11, 2025 at 9:29 PM
What is important is, none of the errors, none I have seen, are material to the outcome of the decision. The mistranscribed quotes - if that is what they are - are of propositions that are uncontroversial. And they are trivial compared to fundamental breaches of normal rules by the Supreme Court.
It would be trivial (and not even particularly expensive) for a ginormous company like Amazon to pay actual human editors to do recaps, and the results would be great.
And yet…
And yet…
December 12, 2025 at 4:52 AM
It would be trivial (and not even particularly expensive) for a ginormous company like Amazon to pay actual human editors to do recaps, and the results would be great.
And yet…
And yet…
(5/6) Sounds weird to say it, but tech billionaires want to make us into their livestock. Unquestioning, a source of wealth they can exploit, entertained by their machine generated slop.
If we are busy discussing trivial things we will never question their wealth and their unethical practices.
If we are busy discussing trivial things we will never question their wealth and their unethical practices.
December 12, 2025 at 1:12 PM
(5/6) Sounds weird to say it, but tech billionaires want to make us into their livestock. Unquestioning, a source of wealth they can exploit, entertained by their machine generated slop.
If we are busy discussing trivial things we will never question their wealth and their unethical practices.
If we are busy discussing trivial things we will never question their wealth and their unethical practices.
A non-trivial amount of social ills right now seem related to people refusing to grow the fuck up.
December 10, 2025 at 5:28 PM
A non-trivial amount of social ills right now seem related to people refusing to grow the fuck up.
No issue is too trivial for these weirdos
December 10, 2025 at 1:19 AM
No issue is too trivial for these weirdos
The right to jury trial for all non-trivial criminal and civil offenses is a very expensive one, and it is worth every damn penny.
December 10, 2025 at 5:30 PM
The right to jury trial for all non-trivial criminal and civil offenses is a very expensive one, and it is worth every damn penny.
How about some trivial news? Had a few people comment they prefer me in orange when I tried out a blue shirt 😄 Do you have a preference?
December 10, 2025 at 3:31 AM
How about some trivial news? Had a few people comment they prefer me in orange when I tried out a blue shirt 😄 Do you have a preference?
Some non-trivial number of people is walking around your campus every day on the verge of personal catastrophe, still turning themselves inside out to help students, and if they have any energy left, trying to improve their situation.
December 11, 2025 at 3:19 AM
Some non-trivial number of people is walking around your campus every day on the verge of personal catastrophe, still turning themselves inside out to help students, and if they have any energy left, trying to improve their situation.
getting around this is, for the moment, trivial, but if I ever stop posting here or anywhere it's bc I Aint Doing THis Shit
December 10, 2025 at 6:20 AM
getting around this is, for the moment, trivial, but if I ever stop posting here or anywhere it's bc I Aint Doing THis Shit
I’m doing new game+ with the puzzle difficulty set to hard and it’s trivial
December 9, 2025 at 7:41 PM
I’m doing new game+ with the puzzle difficulty set to hard and it’s trivial
All I want for Christmas is my divorce finalized 🙏🏻 it’s been such a long drawn out process, and I’m convinced that the clerk uses AI to deny filings for trivial reasons. They finally accepted my last packet, so I’m hoping to get it signed by the judge soon.
December 12, 2025 at 5:56 PM
All I want for Christmas is my divorce finalized 🙏🏻 it’s been such a long drawn out process, and I’m convinced that the clerk uses AI to deny filings for trivial reasons. They finally accepted my last packet, so I’m hoping to get it signed by the judge soon.
A trivial social error has been greatly exacerbated by an autistic person’s unnecessary apology for it, sources have claimed.
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December 9, 2025 at 10:02 AM
A trivial social error has been greatly exacerbated by an autistic person’s unnecessary apology for it, sources have claimed.
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#PMQs is a weekly platform for Badenoch to show the country she's a PM in waiting.
Week after week she comes across as petulant, trivial and ill prepared. Not a good look.
Week after week she comes across as petulant, trivial and ill prepared. Not a good look.
December 10, 2025 at 12:23 PM
#PMQs is a weekly platform for Badenoch to show the country she's a PM in waiting.
Week after week she comes across as petulant, trivial and ill prepared. Not a good look.
Week after week she comes across as petulant, trivial and ill prepared. Not a good look.