Yeah well Desmond thought that punting and field position would be the decisive factor in the 2006 Rose Bowl. And somehow, 20 years later, he is still working.
Ah shit. I had some awesome nights there. It had a good run I guess. 15 years is pretty good for a restaurant. Hopefully falling rents will help these restaurants going forward.
Ok I don't think our current day American socialists are actually Marxists, at least in the 100 years ago sense, and want this kind of revolutionary state. At least I consider myself somebody who wants a return to the spirit of the New Deal, back to coming together as a community (collective?) and handle issues that impact the community. I am talking food, housing, and health care insecurity. And maybe breaking up these cartels and monopolies that are looting our economy. If Mamdani and his government find some ways of doing that I am interested. If they are going to get all ideological and narrow minded and start theorizing about things instead of finding real solutions well...that will have been a waste.
How is it troubled and dangerous? We can go steal people's Presidents and threaten our closest allies and nobody can do shit about it. I mean it might be troubled for anybody who shares a hemisphere with us.
Also evironmental factors as well right? I heard Tehran has a pretty serious water issue. Edit: Ok probably not a good sign when there is a wikipedia page about how bad your water situation is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_scarcity_in_Iran
It is interesting. Certainly 2022 was disappointing but how long can this regime keep weathering these kinds of things? Hey look Macklemore was right. Or might be right.
Where has the far left done this? I presume you are referring to some place in Europe though we did have socialist mayors of cities like Milwaukee back in the day. It has been awhile since we have had anybody even pretending to be a far leftist in a position of power around these parts. So I don't really see a track record of knowing exactly what they are going to do. Well I guess Bernie Sanders was mayor of some place in Vermont. But I find your second sentence more interesting. It sounds like you are not so much talking about public safety as regulation enforcement?