Oh they pay them, usually a few cents to dollars on the hour, well below minimum wage. But that’s a way different thing than putting people in death camps, which everyone knows that’s what’s being talked about in this administration. You’d have to be extremely naive to think otherwise.

Our prison system is an issue. But that is not at all the same thing as what’s being talked about.

They’re basically the same party

That’s the most asinine thing I’ve heard all day. This administration legit has talked about putting people in work camps, and you’re over here yelling “bOtH sIdEs”.

Oh noes, bUt tHiNk of tHe eCoNoMy

What a cunty bitch! Who raised that woman?!?

You and I have very different ideas of what an Applebee’s are for.

Yeah, that’s bcz most towns/cities are not set up to be walkable. And nobody wants to carry groceries miles back to their house. We’ve set up society in a way that not owning a car is a nonstarter.

I didn’t invent anything. Why are you getting offended by a simple statement?

At the close of World War II—the deadliest conflict in human history—British Prime Minister Winston Churchill declared that the United States stood “at the summit of the world.”

Your own source all but says post-WW2 is when the U.S. became a world superpower.

Learn how domestic expansion and three wars—the Spanish-American War, World War I, and World War II—transformed the United States’ standing in the world.

There’s also the summary at the very top

I could find more, but it’s pretty well agreed upon that post-WW2 was when the U.S. became a world superpower.

Hell, the article you linked to said the U.S. enacted an isolationist policy post-WW1.

So then should we really be surprised that non-technical MBAs can’t tell the difference between true engineers and software people?

You made a statement about engineers vs software people.

Nope, we became a super power bcz of ww2, that is a fact. Whether you want to recognize that is irrelevant.

This isn’t a no true scottsman thing. An engineer is someone who also does engineering work in addition and not just software. It can be anything from structural stuff like FEA simulation, fluid dynamics, to manufacturing. That’s the distinction, that’s it.

Those are software people. I wouldn’t really consider them engineers in the sense being discussed here. Lots of software people are ready to rewrite the entire code base in a refactor bcz they think they can decouple a few systems in a better way, all the while introducing bugs while they do it. I dont know a lot of engineers willing to do that. It’s not zero, I do know a few, but it’s a lot less.

I just have one thing to say to that… Get bent John.

though he did so with the use of further antisemitic tropes by suggesting that the U.S. and NATO campaign against ISIS had been “manufactured by Israel.”

Oh, so it’s antisemitic to say anything negative about Israel now. Got it.