Actually, they have. Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders have appeared on multiple Fox shows. So too have the Democratic governors Gavin Newsom, Josh Shapiro, Wes Moore and Gretchen Whitmer, and senators Amy Klobuchar, Elizabeth Warren, John Fetterman and Chris Coons also dropped in on the network. (Although some may consider Fetterman 'barely' a Democrat these days.)

Quick answer: He's Muslim, they're racist. Long answer: Actually, that's it.

We could be doing this on a federal level if we weren't spending all our money on ballrooms, arches and wars that no one asked for.

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Exactly. I don't see the OP railing against Mustangs and F-150's even though Henry Ford was a notorious antisemite.

I remember fondly each month getting my PC Mag subscription and then immediately turning to the back for his "Inside Track" column. Rest in peace and prayers to his family and friends.

Yes, but I didn't ask if you EMPATHIZED with it, I asked if you needed to understand it to SYMPATHIZE with it. Remember, YOU are the one who defined the difference between the two...

Do you have to understand someone's pain in order to sympathize with it? That seems very limiting.

OK, a matter of semantics. So sympathize would be a better choice. Either way, it's a measure of humanity and that was my point.

Is the number of joke posts this provoked compared to the number of empathetic responses. These people are hurting. Their lifestyle (wake, work, eat, sleep) or location may not provide many opportunities for social interaction. The fact that some of the 'humans' here find it a source of humor tells you a lot about why the subjects of the article found themselves in this situation.

You're shitting me? Supergirl is a social justice warrior??? Superman too? It's almost as if fighting for truth and justice was in their creed or something.

...when you give hackers an opportunity to defend their homeland instead of doing penetration runs and moving warez and media around . The technology culture was always there, leaders in Ukraine saw the potential and put them to work. Now some of these former hackers are CEOs of defense companies. It's an amazing story but it's a pity that it has to be told at all. This war has to end - no one on either side is 'winning' and at this point it's just endless escalating revenge.

Awful? I think it's just deserts for "Eric" given he was a consumer of the feeds himself. I feel for "Emily" but I think "Eric" got what he deserved.

At this point it's more like you've given up trying to talk them out of it and ducking and weaving.

What a great lesson for it's users, huh?