[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 3 points 4 days ago

What are you thinking of when you say “conversion rate”? Like, is the top of your funnel people who saw the endorsement, I guess? If so, I agree, 1% of those converting into voters seems like a reasonable expectation.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 19 points 4 days ago

I am beginning to wonder if the person who keeps spamming this board with vapid third party posts and then refusing to ever engage in genuine non-adversarial discussion about them is deliberately trying to sour everyone here on third parties.

Like, a few months ago no one cared. Now though, EVERYONE is well armed with facts and opinionated as hell.

It’s probably the Streisand effect though! And it’s great to see.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 29 points 2 weeks ago

“Your desire to push out the thugs grinding our government’s ability to grow and change to a halt is an extremest view” sure is a weirdo take, isn’t it?

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 29 points 3 weeks ago

Maybe, but if so, why not keep talking about it and make them keep answering for it? If you want someone on their back foot then you have to keep them there.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 61 points 4 weeks ago* (last edited 4 weeks ago)

It sounds like your wife is in deep grief. MS is torment, and she might be processing that grief for the rest of her life. She may not have space for a romance at all. That may never change. Sometimes, MS doesn’t let you get “back to normal”.

It is deeply crucial that you get everyone to counseling now, and not just individually but in spouse and group sessions. As much as you can afford. You have already started a new dynamic and grieving your old one is natural. But you can still support each other and it’s important to do the work and figure out what that looks like.

Partnerships can be loving and supportive and caring and not romantic. Sometimes it’s a phase that comes back to romance, sometimes not. But you need to be ready to relearn a lot of things and that starts with counseling.

Edit: And oh my gosh, I should have led with this - I’m so sorry y’all are going through this. It’s incredibly hard and I hope you get the help you need.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 147 points 1 month ago

Right. Like what are we supposed to miss? The taxes they don’t pay? The money they’ve stolen? Who cares?

I mean “job creators” is such bunk. They harvest worker’s lives for personal gain. There’d be a rough transition period if they vanished but well… we’re used to it.

They have this vain idea that the world would grind to a halt without them, but they’re parasites. I’m sure we’d flourish.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 44 points 1 month ago

God damn that was a hell of an entrance.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 31 points 1 month ago

Why should I bother to watch something no one bothered to create?

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 53 points 1 month ago

I appreciate the concern but Hillary did not get overhyped. She wasn’t moving anyone like this.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 115 points 1 month ago

I was one of those people. It seemed incredibly stupid to me.

I thought we’d fracture, and infighting would eat up our next three months. I thought it would squander our remaining chances. I thought the same people who didn’t want Biden also didn’t want Kamala, and I didn’t know of anyone else.

I thought it would open us up to litigation, and because I don’t trust our judicial branch, I thought that would let Republicans strangle a candidate in courts. Most importantly, I thought Republicans actually had a plan and a strategy.

I was very wrong and it doesn’t bother me at all to admit it. In fact, I’m relieved.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 28 points 1 month ago

“Coronated” is a real tell as to what your opinion diet consists of.

[-] scarabine@lemmynsfw.com 27 points 3 months ago

When all you want is for Trump to win, but your only winning strategy in the playbook is what Reagan did to fuck over Carter back in 1980. Gotta drive those social media vibes and it worked once, right?

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