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I wouldn't be so pessimistic. Here in Oregon we're working pretty hard at doing that, for instance. I'm definitely ok with 'virtue signalling' though. It's a l

• dylan604 1y ago
  which part of Oregon is that though? The part that is on fire and suffering from massive insurrection, or the part that wants to secede from the state and become part of Montana? Either way, your optimism seems very out of place. Even if one city makes changes, that doesn't define it as a trend. The rest of the country is not following edit the embarrassing
  • triceratops 1y ago
    > that wants to succeed [sic] from the state and become part of Montana If joining Montana is "success" you've set your sights too low /s (no offence to Montanans, it's a beautiful state. I just couldn't resist)
    • davidw 1y ago
      They want to 'succeed' in Idaho in any case, not Montana, which does not share a border with Oregon. I'm also curious about the 'massive insurrection'. Is that like the guy in the frog costume?
      • dessimus 1y ago
        Could be that they want to be an exclave like their Kaliningrad friends.
      • chairmansteve 1y ago
        "I'm also curious about the 'massive insurrection'. Is that like the guy in the frog costume?" That's the guy.
  • jdlshore 1y ago
    > The part that is on fire and suffering from massive insurrection I assume you’re talking about Portland. Speaking as someone who lives in Portland, you’re grossly misinformed. It’s time to change your filter bubble.
    • dylan604 1y ago
      hey, i'm getting my info from the leader of the country. you're saying we can trust our dear leader? i really wish /s wasn't so damn necessary
      • jdlshore 1y ago
        My bad. In my defense, Poe’s Law.
• joquarky 1y ago
  > I'm definitely ok with 'virtue signalling' though. It's a lot better than vice signalling. Both inflate the ego.