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The country wants this. I've just come to accept that.
I think they'll regret it when they get it full force, but they clearly want it. Let them have it.
Just pray the rule of law survives it.
Sir Humphrey 🇺🇦
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Sir Humphrey 🇺🇦
@bdquinn
Permanent Secretary of the Department of Bad Takes
Madison, WI
Joined July 2009
- This is literally the reverse of how the two come off.No lies detected.
- I guess freezing in shock and just getting utterly destroyed while doing nothing is an apt analogy.Accurate.
00:00 - It's probably helpful to understand that Mexico views the drug trade issue and related bizarre levels of violence as being a plague visited upon them because their northern neighbor is full of drug addicts with way too much money.
- Man, this is aging badly.27.5 hours till the return of sanity, stability, and seriousness.
- "Any rule can be removed by 40%"? What the fuck?Here's what Elon Musk recommended to govern Mars: “Direct democracy by the people. Laws must be short, as there is trickery in length. Automatic expiration of rules to prevent death by bureaucracy. Any rule can be removed by 40% of people to overcome inertia. Freedom.”
- Once again, I don't think people are prepared for just how extreme the lawlessness is going to get here. Trump has made it fairly clear that DOJ won't prosecute any Republican politicians for anything during his presidency. In his first term, he wondered why GOP politiciansUpdate: D.C. police said they sent an arrest warrant on Rep. Cory Mills to the U.S. attorney’s office on Friday. It has not been signed, and police said the case was sent back to them for further investigation. Sources said it may never result in charges. nbc4dc.com/XemOTyE
- South Korea is clearly unstable due to its multiculturalism and high rates of immigration. (Holds earpiece) Oh. I see.
- The U.S. Senate is DEI for small states, send Tweet.
- Macron and Lula look like they just got married and are having a whirlwind honeymoon.
- Funny thing: Constitutional rights, unless specified otherwise, don't only apply to citizens. For example, foreigners living here still enjoy freedom of speech protections. The Supreme Court has been fairly clear about this over the years.
- Replying to @mrqbtwYou can hate high levels of migration all you want, but it's not Communism. Totally different things.
