I don't know about that. I haven't finished watching it yet but I've liked Brittany O'Grady's acting so far. Maybe not on par with Waltz, but that's not a fair comparison if you think about it. These are younger actors at the beginning of their careers being compared to a popular Academy Award winner.

> Conservative authoritarian regimes wield power by convincing the people that they are the victim/being attacked from outside, and only the authoritarian regime can preserve their way of life.

You mean like the one that runs the country where this photo was taken?

There is one photo/book that is conspicuously absent.

Are we just on a repetitive cycle of "Look what someone projected on the Twitter building" to "Look at Elon with this objectionable individual" that are perpetually reposted? I'm starting to think this subs needs to be renamed to /r/picswithghislaine or /r/IHateElon or something more accurate.

> Who knows what's going on with Twitter now?

Everyone could know if they wanted to know, since Musk released the company's internal communications to a bunch of independent journalists. Between that and the constant media attention over every little thing he's done since he bought the company if you have no idea what is and has been going on with Twitter it's because you're not availing yourself of the available information resources.

Depends on the people who are quitting, doesn't it?