Yes we do.

And in the meantime we still need food, shelter, medicine, and to provide for our families. Physiological needs do not stop because we’re under stress.

There are actions to be taken. Keep having the conversations you’re having. Find groups to support that can resist. Be visible and loud. Call their bluffs. Protect the vulnerable.

Don’t panic. It’s counterproductive.

I considered this until I learned how much more IT is paid than me, without needing the education and certifications that I need.

Funny, I can’t seem to remember which port my mouse plugs into on my work computer now.

Leave.

This is the only correct answer.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/some

The USA isn’t particularly functional at the moment, but I’d hesitate to say it’s lost much of the safety it had YET.

Most are still going to work, not being robbed, not being shot in the street, and so forth SO FAR.

Those things may change, but I’d be cautious about calling the USA unsafe until it actually is. I’d still rather be in most of America than most of, say, Syria right now from that standpoint.

No. Good people would refuse to be a part of some groups. It’s definitional that smne groups are entirely comprised of bad people.

The rational reaction to this is to assume that the host was introducing a guest to an audience on an audio medium as a courtesy to the listener.

Your reaction and subsequent rants are indicative of a prejudice that you should seek help for.

In the meantime, I am removing you from my life and I suggest others do the same.

Why aren’t you creating meaning?

Without a god, there’s only one option left for anyone with agency - us.

The fuck are you doing whining about it? Time’s wasting and you don’t have much. Get out there and build something that matters.