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He’s going to have to get some meat on the bone. His base is pretty listless after the lack of anything meaningful being done. If that’s his thought, he’s miscalculated,
Most likely. One has to admit that outside of low level losers losing their jobs, nothing of significance has ever happens. No prosecutions, maybe some firings, only for them to be replaced by likeminded creatures.

He’s tantamount to trimming the fat off the machine. Nothing more, nothing less.
fricking finally. Been waiting on any movement on Actblue for a couple of years now. It’s the money laundering mechanism taking taxpayer dollars and funneling it back to politicians and NGOs.
Unless Trump cut a deal as well. We are going off the notion that Trump is an outsider primed to wreck the system. Has he? Is he? Doesn’t seem like it.
Can’t be more clear than on the greatest day of celebration of our faith. Actions speak louder than words.
With lenses now that can have such low fstops, I disagree completely. The main desire currently is the appeal to realism. They are trying to make something as true to the eye as possible disregarded the fantastically nature of filmmaking. There is a happy balance and post processing can achieve these same results. The problem is the desire to achieve such a result. It is most definitely possible however.
No, it’s just blocking and key lighting a scene. All it would take is having the women line up and the camera pan across to remove the shadows. The shadows damage the idea that what you are seeing is nothing but lit beautiful women on a stage. Not the worst, but not the best it could be.
Excellent. Stopping the money stops the majority of the crime, drugs, and terrorism.
Hell, I even think it makes the shitty horror games I play all the more fun. I’d rather have shitty voice acting than no voice acting at all.
As a lighting guy, the shadows in that scene are insane! How did they not properly light and block this scene!

re: Boomer loathing?

Posted by Richleau on 12/23/25 at 4:52 pm to
And you sound like you have a reading comprehension problem. Early onset dementia?

re: Boomer loathing?

Posted by Richleau on 12/23/25 at 4:41 pm to
Oh it’s perfectly necessary. Tying every boomer to their 401ks was the ultimate way to always buy their vote and steer the ship. It’s the ultimate power play. It’s the ultimate check to government power as folks always vote with their wallet and will never suffer short term pain for long term growth.

re: Boomer loathing?

Posted by Richleau on 12/23/25 at 4:36 pm to
Well, it’s arguably the most important topic moving forward. Millenials and zoomers will be forced to remove a 100 year old entitlement system that was always destined to fail, to remove big business from buying homes meant for young families, artificially inflating housing across the country, forced to remove The Great Society and the disastrous family destroying handouts that crushed the social fabric all while being called racist and bigots, be forced to remove disastrous globalist policies that destroyed the manufacturing hub of the world, and remove Congress’ ability to get rich while selling out our country and putting the world before our generations and our kids.

So yeah, it’s kind of a big topic. Now saunter off to your cruise ship and your summer homes you bought for hundreds while we navigate a world of economic landmines you fostered all while being called lazy and entitled.

re: Boomer loathing?

Posted by Richleau on 12/23/25 at 4:30 pm to
No, they fricking don’t. They want a house. They don’t all want to live in a fricking mansion you bastard. frick off.

re: Boomer loathing?

Posted by Richleau on 12/23/25 at 4:28 pm to
And to what end?