

Corporations in this country have a huge influence on the average voter.


Corporations in this country have a huge influence on the average voter.


We’ve lost many critical thinkers in our time, with clickbait titles (many don’t really read the articles), “talking points” instead of substantive conversations, and lack of reading good literature (which I believe help to spur creative thought and can lead people to question things more often).


In our time, squeezing everyone for their worth is all there is left for these people to get rich. They’ve run out of ways to squeeze and so are going for the last hurrah.
I think you’re missing the point. Mark Hamill posted the whole thing in June 2026, including the Rapid Response post (which doesn’t have a date). It would help to add context to know when Rapid Response posted what they said about Mark Hamill since it could’ve been months or years ago.
Hope this helps.
What does this image help to reveal?
This is a problem that should solve itself, and yet has delivered and elected Trump to office so…
They might as well do one with Jesus Christ and all his far-left policies!
This country needs to sort out her priorities - Ron Weasley
Capitalism has been grooming its people to be the piggiest pigs for decades.
I’d go right to my happy place with the mushroom wild rice alone.
Thanks for saying that. I had no idea about this!
Kind of reminds me of Nobody Speak.
I get that language is fluid. Sorry if I implied rigid use of language, but that’s not the same thing as saying “bail” has a definition that “bale” does not have.
But you’re right, if a word is used with typos over and over, it can become a new word with new meaning. All I’m saying is that it is not what they meant to say.


Mr. Ragebait won’t answer you when you bring up clear points.
This was my process exactly!
I definitely do not care about internet points. Quite an assumption. On the contrary, I care for his benefit. Is it so odd that someone can give constructive criticism?


Oh I completely agree. I should have put “commercially successful” in quotes.
As I said, is more.
It really is a shame on Lemmy that there’s generally a tone of dismissal when it comes to religion, even though it’s one of many things that I believe is to each their own. I’m glad you wrote this out, it’s succinctly put.