From the article: A 13-year-old Missouri middle school student was suspended for sharing a photo of his weekend art project on his private Snapchat account. The student, W.G., and his mother Riley Grunden are now suing the school district, principal, and superintendent for violating W.G.'s constitutionally protected First Amendment right to creative expression and for labeling him a "cyberbully" on his permanent record.
I hope they win their lawsuit! That's a lot of overstep.
I don't now about insiders or today, but I've been buying the dips and I have made more money this year than I did all year last year. It's fucking awesome.
But hey, if you wanna hold out and boycott just because ya hate Trump, feel free. Doesn't bother me at all. As long as ya all keep panic-selling, I'm golden. :)
Which is good for crypto too! I've been buying the dips, and making out like a bandit. This has been a fucking awesome last few months for me!
Sooooo glad I bought everything I could when market crashed a bit ago. Stocks, crypto; it’s all been on sale. I've been buying in every dip.
This admin is making me so much money! Love it!!
Sooooo glad I bought everything I could when market crashed a bit ago. Stocks, crypto; it’s all been on sale. I've been buying in every dip.
This admin is making me so much money! Love it!!
I haven't noticed any issues with Reddit, but then again, I'm not on it much. And I never use the app.
Yep, sorta the same cycle here. I think we're finally done with snow for now. But this time of year, things can be tricky. lol
Yep, sorta the same cycle here. I think we're finally done with snow for now. But this time of year, things can be tricky. lol
Ugh, I probably have it purchased thru my school. I forgot to check link to make sure it was free access. I'll delete. Sorry!
Fuck yeah! Sign me up!
Lemmy hates to admit it, but Lemmy is more Libertarian that Democrat. From the article:
Koch arrived here, in small part, via a San Francisco-based nonprofit called the Seasteading Institute, which promotes “living on environmentally restorative floating islands with some degree of political autonomy.” The vision, as the Institute’s president, the “seavangelist” Joe Quirk, once told Guernica, is “startup societies where people could form whatever kind of community they wanted” — a libertarian-inflected world where, it is said, you could “vote with your boat,” relocating to a community in line with your views.
Sounds familiar? Because that's what Lemmy is all about too.
I like the way your dad thought. I've always held the same suspicions he had thought. These companies aren't married to oil, they're married to profit. Makes sense.
From the article: A 13-year-old Missouri middle school student was suspended for sharing a photo of his weekend art project on his private Snapchat account. The student, W.G., and his mother Riley Grunden are now suing the school district, principal, and superintendent for violating W.G.'s constitutionally protected First Amendment right to creative expression and for labeling him a "cyberbully" on his permanent record.
I hope they win their lawsuit! That's a lot of overstep.