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> This doesn't affect me therefore I don't care about my fellow citizens.

Are you kidding? Republicans vote in lock step according to The Great Leader. They would send us back to the 1800s if they could. I have no doubt in my mind.

Last time I went to the dispensary near me in Michigan, the budtender started off with the 100mg gummies when I said I was looking for edibles.

> 60k is just a bit more expensive than your average car

If by "A bit" you mean about 30-40k

Ah yes, the myth of the swing voter.

> Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos did

Elon Musk was born into an already wealthy family and failed his way upward.

Jeff Bezo's wife was already a millionaire when he started Amazon

Neither of them had "hard work" or "grit", despite the whitewashing both of them have done of their rags-to-riches story. They are where they are because of generational wealth and familial connections.

Take your meds

Me me me! What about me!?

Neither of those solve any real problems. This is literally the classic crypto "Solution looking for a problem"

Yes, I would like to mandate that, actually.

What would you say they're missing? I mean, all of the NES, SNES, and N64 Mario games are on there, along with all of the Zelda games on those consoles. Nearly all of Nintendo's IP's are on there. I can't really imagine anything that it's truly missing.

Albeit with a limited library (Although I'd say nearly every game worth playing is already on there, besides a couple N64 games). For reference, with the Switch Online subscription you get

* NES

* SNES

* N64

* Sega Genesis

I guess you could argue that Gamecube isn't represented yet, but that's the only major out of date system that isn't included (Understanding that almost any game playable on the WiiU is also on the Switch).

> Are Amazon warehouse workers or delivery drivers really as productive...

Is this the only thing anyone is ever concerned about? How about employee general well-being? The fact that average worker wages have been absolutely stagnant while average worker productivity has soared since the 70's? Maybe it's time workers won something instead of just getting squeezed for more productivity.