White house paint still had lead in it in Australia, just at much lower levels than before the ban

Oh, absolutely. I just worry that American authorities won’t see it that way.

Sounds like a risky move

I think this one is more subliminal than the others… Usually they’re just trying to deflect and distract and using accusations to do it… This time he’s legitimately annoyed and just being honest.

Not that there’s much practical difference…

That whole question is contingent on the assumption that it’s OK that private jets exist

What… Did it say? Who was it trying to convince?

It’s obviously a joke though. Trump’s a fuckwit, but let’s attack him on the substantial things, it’s not like there’s a shortage of them.

Yep, very similar to UK Labour, in my understanding. They’ve distanced themselves from their union roots a lot over the last 4ish decades.

That’s an awkwardly worded title…

Isn’t that pretty much all of their behaviour?

It seems like evidence that at least trump is not an outright russian asset though, right? He’s just an idiot (and they probably have some dirt on him)

It’s a feature, not a bug.

Last comment is gold. Neeeeeeaaaarly there…

Out of interest, were US Panamanians (?) Part of the more general Latin swing toward trump?

Not trying to say it’s good, but I do wonder how those people are feeling/thinking now.

Australia.

I would argue that global wages and conditions should be better, in which case Aus (and even more so the US) could more easily compete.

Maybe we should do a bit more of our own manufacturing anyway. Globalised supply chains are a fucking stupid idea, considering climate change.

True! Thanks for the learning opportunity :)

Ah, that explains it, thanks! It’s a cool looking script!

Hrm, I guess… But it’s the 23rd most spoken language globally… Nearly 90 million speakers, and I don’t think I’ve even seen the alphabet until now. I feel like I’ve seen lots of posts from less populous languages…