The word for today is… bacchanalian (adjective, noun) - adjective : of, relating to, or suggesting the ancient Roman religious rites marked by orgiastic revelry and drunkenness that were held in honor of Bacchus, the god of wine noun : a bacchanalian reveler Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : The Roman god of drama, wine,
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The Apache that went down over the Strait of Hormuz is not a story about one helicopter. It is a warning about the next war.
The actual solution is embarrassingly simple. You are only “in hock to the bond market” if you borrow. This most certainly will not improve under a “business friendly” socialist.
Although it is reasonable to age-gate activities such as smoking, drinking and driving, to compare such restrictions to social media age restrictions is a false equivalency driven by far more insidious intentions.
Smuggling in a regime of pre-emptive speech control. The right response is therefore the simplest one. Support the deepfake amendment for exactly what it is – a narrow, sound, self-contained closing of a gap in the law – and refuse, flatly, to let the commission’s wider regime ride in on its back.
Pride in sport is doing more harm than good.
