Fixed my grammar. Thanks.

We should call them Nepo leeches.

You vote for them because they are more likely to change their tune than a republican.

Plus you do everything to make their life miserable until he changes his mind.

It’s a greatly exaggerated/manufactured culture war topic for the purpose of distracting from the very real class war.

It’s not a coincidence that anti-trans rhetoric started around the same time the war on terror started losing its effectiveness as an excuse and the 1% narrative was starting to take root.

It’s no less complicated than the US using 9/11 as an excuse to intensify it’s militaristic nature into a 25 year reign of terror in the middle east.

At some point, when the original definition is overwhelmed by the self described example, I think it warrants a change in definition.

Both the east and the west called the soviet union and Maoist china communist, when it was far from it based on the original definition. They were little more than authoritarian oligarchies reigning over a socialist economic system.

Just like in the west, many democracies were mostly oligarchies reigning over capitalist economic systems.

But communism as the GOP defines it, is the Stalinist model of the appearance of socialism though communism state control.

If it’s good enough to show to the prudes of the RNC, it’s good enough to show here.

Coming for the proud boys as well I see.

He’s coming for the tradwives.

Says the man who has more communist policies than Hassan. Trump is very much in favour of state control of everything.

They are not as restrictive as people make them out to be. Ostree works quite well for installing a primary app like a different browser.

If you want to avoid dependency conflicts entirely, You can have a look at distro shelf. It allows you to run a container for nearly any distro, install packages and then export those apps to run like native apps. I use it all the time when something is only supported via package and not flatpack, or some other distro only.

The container still maps to your same home folder for file and config access.

I have 3 containers, a fedora workstation one for standard apps I don’t want to do via Flatpak or AppImage. An Debian one for deb packages. And lastly a Arch one, which is for the more experimental apps. If I end up breaking something, I can just wipe the container and start again.

Bazzite has lots of customizations built-in if you download the Asus spin.

What did you struggle with?

Debian for servers and fedora for desktop for me.

Some people I will put on Mint for desktop use, if they are super non-technical.

Ubuntu (which is based on Debian) can be too slow to adopt newer software.

Arch on the other side is too quick.

Fedora is a good balance in-between.

Nearly all other distros are derived from these 3 families.

That and Ubuntu’s obsession with Snaps is unhealthy. So many people recommend Debian or Mint over Ubuntu, if you want something very stable.