Probably. I was born closer to the millennium and in the US. I don’t remember my peers having phones until at least middle school (11-14 years old)

Teens definitely had them. But elementary school kids no. Not like now for sure. Maybe a few did but (if I recall, obviously I wasn’t paying bills then) US phone plans were quite expensive with many paying PER TEXT SENT. So for the kids that did have them probably couldn’t do much but call, so I never saw them taking them out or anything during class.

It wasn’t uncommon for kids to play around with old PDAs or phones, but no active service so more a camera/shitty games.

Then again maybe I just didn’t go to the higher income schools lmao.

Honestly if they’d update their freaking phones in a timely and long-term manner I’d say Moto still makes great phones.

Mostly accurate, except maybe the phone. Kids (10yo as shown by the meme) having phones was much less common.

'95 kids may have had these later on as they went into highschool especially when there parents started getting early smartphones and handing down their Razr. But in 2005? Very rare.

I don’t think so

Unless it’s not one man, but a movement

I mean I do get the page

But I don’t lose some video I may never find again

I solely open YouTube videos in new tabs can’t relate.

Released over 11 years ago

…our hospitals and insurance are state run?

Surely, unless you have medical issues it cannot be worth $1300/mo + deductible. You could save that yourself and probably get through most emergencies.

(This is statistically speaking, of course in an unlikely serious emergency you might sack up some insane costs.)

Eh, it’s really not all that exciting. It’s more a note to police with a brief motive outline than a manifesto. That’s not a diss. With the words on the casings the act was manifesto in and of itself. In fact I think this gives a much smaller character attack surface than a long rambling manifesto could.

Israel:

What’s that? There’s people living there? We should ask them? What the fuck are you on about?

If you’re serious, careful. Opsec.

Actions speak louder than words tbh

He has some sus takes about some things but as far as healthcare and connecting corporate greed to violence against society (that must be fought violently) he’s 100% right.

I don’t think it’s productive to diminish what he did with some tech-bro tweets when he’d barely became an adult. Tweets don’t mean shit.

I think they specifically mention less collateral deaths

These companies don’t care about you, or your kids, or your grandkids. They have zero qualms about burning down the planet for a buck, so why should we have any qualms about burning them down to survive?

We’re animals just like everything else on this planet, except we’ve forgotten the law of the jungle and bend over for our overlords when any other animal would recognize the threat and fight to the death for their survival. “Violence never solved anything” is a statement uttered by cowards and predators.

(Quote from a book review made by the suspect)

Most gasoline in your area is gonna come from the same port or distribution facility.

Some companies might order additives mixed in when they load it into the tanker truck but it’s the same base gas.

okay lemme grab my coat

Things that aren’t possible, at least under current legal frameworks.

I know that laws are only as good as they’re enforced and all but barring wholesale collapse I find it hard to see Donny pulling that off.

It’s second largest one the planet iirc behind Singapore