Nah, Statler and Waldorf are sharp enough to justifiably talk shit on everyone else.
The debate was pretty similar to this though: https://youtu.be/iZ7lGA27wAw?t=24s
The person in the image is Franklin Delano Roosevelt, president of the United States from 1933 to 1945. He was effected to four terms and died in office, shortly after his fourth inauguration (now there's a two term limit). The name in the title refers to Bernie Sanders, who OP wishes had been nominated and elected in 2016.
You can be the defense attorney, Joe
Is it clickbait? Sounds like the crowd was just easily guilted into applause after seeing the in memoriam. The boos sound like their actual reaction to the film.
Traffic and users are different metrics. It's still possible that >50% of users are based in the United States, and account for ~49% of traffic. But without looking into any data, my guess would be that reddit users in the United States make up less than 50% of all users.
It's hard to write a complete report when Israel just keeps genociding
The protestors should include this civil engagement on their resumes. Find employers that agree with their stance against genocide.
Any company that would go out of their way like this to exclude candidates who stand up for what they believe in and be on the right side of history is not a place that any of these protesters would want to work for anyway. I can’t imagine anyone besides the extreme far right wanting to work for such companies.
I'm beginning to appreciate the concern about politics in posts to meme communities
I need supplemental oxygen at less than 1 fathom under water, if I stay there long enough...
If I were a tornado, I'd strike your area on the first Wednesday of a month. Right when everyone's guard will be down.
Republicans on each abortion ban:
You're asking for more diversity in article images