It's absolutely ribbiting

I don't actually know the guy and the few minutes of research I could give him right now would probably not do him justice, so I can't comment on that.
But I agree with you, it does seem to be a trend more often seen on the right. Especially with libertarians who don't want to associate with the more authoritarian strands of the right. (In my experience anyway, I don't want to generalize.)
Which is really interesting especially in US politics in which the spectrum is already pretty skewed to the right, where centrists/liberals get called socialists and social democrats get called communists. Most of the country is, according to the global standard, to the right of the center. Talking about real policy, anyway. The culture war nonsense and the divide of "to woke or not to woke" is a whole different thing.

Oh I didn't know Toby went into the jam business! Hope he'll prosper!

Yeah I absolutely love those little corner shops that display their pizzas in the window and you can just grab a slice of fresh, delicious pizza for little money. Satisfies the craving without having to commit to the whole calorie bomb pie.
We don't have a ton of fast food chains where I live but I have tasted Pizza Hut a few times and it was super weird? The dough was not what is usually used for pizza, it was flaky, almost like puff pastry. And the whole thing was sooooo greasy. So yeah, I'll choose small local restaurants every time.
As for potatoes on pizza, I've never heard of that but it sounds pretty good!

Hahaha true! They'll show how rich they are to the public... but not to the IRS.

You're giving them too much credit. The post is too coherent to be a Q drop.

Yeah, he's pretty rad!

I can try but can't promise anything haha

Exactly!

So no religion in schools either? No pledge of allegiance?

I think he just means he's not gonna read all that. To the rest of us with an attention span longer than that of a goldfish, you explained it well. I had no idea the "don't say gay" bill existed.

@guest_ "I’d argue it’s supporting tyranny to protect a system of entrenched wealth where a minority hold disproportionate power." – very well said. Supporting a system which would without regulation devolve into, well basically a modern version of feudalism, isn't very anti-tyranny.

You heard that, lads? Wanting to reform the system so that a CEO can't make 100000x as much as their employees means you want people to be unemployed! We're basically taking the jobs right out of people's hands! Gosh, why didn't I think of that.

Yeah... do I buy a new car now or wait a bit and buy another mansion? The burden! The choice paralysis!