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Bruh, being a conservative is all about missing the fucking point.
I’m convinced the call is coming from the inside. Hillary was the most qualified person to ever run for President, but the least electable. She has the charisma of a rattlesnake. Kamala - C’mon people - electing a half-black guy was what made every Southern blue state flip red. I don’t like it, but facts are facts. Could we have a white guy in a suit for a little while until we recover a little bit of our country? Preferably someone under 70.
less damaged economy
The past numbers do not reflect that. The reason the economy stumbles at the beginning of a democratic presidency is simply a combination of the chickens coming home to roost after a period of Republican irresponsibility, and the billionaire class either overreacting or punishing the voters. That, and in general the stock market gets very inflated during GOP administrations. I have seen it happen time and time again. Big oil in particular punishes the American people for democratic administrations - gas always goes up - for no reason other than to make the economy worse for the middle class and make the administration look bad because people have the memory of a gnat.
The good news is that most people are waking up to the Israeli manipulation of our leaders with blackmail and bribery.
I did some political stuff back in the day. We used to say “when people vote, democrats win.” I don’t need a win, I just need the fascist pedo kleptocratic octogenarian to lose.




Thank you all for your input. ultimately I discovered that the volumes that had been stored inside docker’s directory (on WSL) were actually not the ones I was worried about losing.
My container directory where my compose files are categorized and stored turned out to have everything I really needed. It did take reducing the hashed docker internal volumes to tar.gz to figure that out.
Anyway, I just stopped (not “down”) docker and copied the directory onto one of my extra SSDs. Then I shut down the host, took out the Windows nvme, booted from my Debian SSD, made and mounted a new master container directory, and copied the files over. I had to update the compose and config files to use the new file paths, but once that was done, I did a compose up and everything took off pretty much without a hitch.