>Democrats have been more clear about what they are against than what they are for
That would indicate a "defensive" position, abandoning their "offensive position". Good work, anons.
>Grok
Puhleeze, get the grok outahere. I don't want any "thing" contributing here that isn't "thought" through. AI doesn't cut it. Disqualified. Not "thought".
See the landing halfway up the steps? That's where they gave you a chance to reconsider going all the way up without stopping the flow of traffic and incurring the wrath or disparagement of the other kids. There was no shame in going back down at that point. Some anons should take a lesson from that.
>how many broken arms from falling out of the old monkey bars at school?
The best and most common response to that was: "Well, he won't do that again".
>And then friction hits, and you stop moving and stick to the slide, and really feel it.
Yeah, sweat was your enemy. If you were in the least bit sweaty, you'd stick. Cool and dry, glide on. Long pants were kinda required for serious playground play. Spit off into the gravel around the "Merry go 'round" and you'll appreciate long pants. Same with seeing who could fly the farthest off the swings.