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We're not easily offended and don't want people to think they have to walk on eggshells around here (like at another place that shall remain nameless) but of course, there is a limit to everything.
Play nice!
briskets are coming along nicely…
I predict mass civil disobedience
In support of the government’s buyback program, i.e., the carrot, Biden has added a gun tax for anyone who wishes to keep their rifles and high-capacity magazines. If you want to avoid the buyback and keep your guns and high-capacity (greater than ten rounds) magazine, you would have to register both under the National Firearms Act, which triggers a $200 tax for each rifle and magazine—the stick. The stick behind the stick is a penalty of up to ten years in federal prison and a $10,000 fine. Registration involves filling out a thirteen-page registration form and providing fingerprints and a photograph of yourself.
https://mises.org/wire/joe-biden-wants-huge-new-tax-gun-owners
@ eaglesoars:
That basically implies that you are a felon if you own a gun and are not rich.
In that scenario gangs would be the last group to be addressed instead of the first.
The same political psychology applied to election fraud will be applied to gun grabbing. It will be subtle, slow, and designed to place maximum economic and social pressure on individual gun owners. Reduce AMMO, Reduce supply, reduce ownership. Rinse and repeat until only a few Ruby Ridge crazies still own a firearm. Have to nip all that in the bud.
eaglesoars wrote:
NOt even in office and going full Nazi. I predict pistols get folded in within two years.
@ eaglesoars:
I think it moves ANTIFA and Proud Boys into common cause.
darkwords wrote:
ANTIFA is too stupid to realize they are included. Of course that doesn’t include the ANTIFA thugs that have illegal weaponry. Though many of those goons don’t have guns, don’t forget, their idea of “weaponry” is bike chains and ball bats. That’s why they want us disarmed. THey are afraid of armed citizenry. When their brownshirts come for us they want us to be at a disadvantage.
@ Deplorable Martian Overlord:
Of course. That’s the goal of the entire exercise.
They basically ban AR-15s and similar long guns “for the children.” Even though millions of them have been sold in the last few years, they’re still a tiny portion of the guns out there in circulation.
After a couple of years, when there’s been absolutely no effect on crime, they’ll move on to handguns.
The lawyer couple in FL proved it. Though their weapon handling was atrocious the ANTIFA and BLM thugs kept their distance and it took an act of state to take their weapons.
lobo91 wrote:
The gun owning portion of the left is so f-ing stupid. Their politicians keep saying “we’re not coming for your guns” then every f-ing time the first thing they do is come for the guns. And more aggressively every time. You would think democrat hunters would learn and flip sides. But, I guess you can’t be a democrat if you could learn.
@ Deplorable Martian Overlord:
They might not show up at your front door ready to confiscate them, but they’re going to use taxes and other means to make it so expensive to own a gun, or a shoot at that nobody can.
I would hope that there’s some pushback on this, but I don’t expect it. We’ve become a nation of sheeple.
Will Leo’s enforce?
@ right_wing2:
Hey, where’s your mask and vax card, bub?
AKA: you’re papers are not in order.
@ Deplorable Martian Overlord:
Why do think the Dems are always saying shit like “Nobody needs 10 rounds to kill a deer!”?
The Dem hunters buy into it, because A) they don’t own an AR, and B) it’s “their team” backing it. And they’d never lie, would they?
And…gun owners are forbidden to have a professional license…
coldwarrior wrote:
and banks refuse to loan you money or process your business’s credit card transactions
@ lobo91:
Yep. I was just gonna type that.
right_wing2 wrote:
20k people showed up in Virginia. There will be pushback.
Good thing the great Beaver county lahar took out all my guns. So, I don’t have to worry!
I’ve been out so I missed something that happened in Wisconsin (I think) and AZ legislators have called for Maricopa County audit
https://twitter.com/Rikokokoko/status/1334966989803180032
BLATANT violation of the 14th
The Seattle City Council will consider legislation to provide blanket immunity to misdemeanor crimes to any person who suffers from poverty, homelessness, addiction, or mental illness.
https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/status/1334931503441006592
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito late Thursday set a deadline for Pennsylvania officials to respond to a request to throw out the state’s mail-in voting results — or possibly the entire election.
But the date set — Dec. 9 — is the day after the “safe harbor” deadline, the date set by the federal government for states to choose their electors. That means, experts say, that the court is unlikely to upend Pennsylvania’s election results, which declared Joe Biden the winner in the presidential race by more than 80,000 votes.
https://triblive.com/local/regional/supreme-court-sets-date-for-state-response-in-mike-kelly-election-suit-is-it-a-day-late/
Well that’s chickensh*t.
Deplorable Bumr50 wrote:
Alito isn’t stupid. I suspect he’s establishing grounds for something or deliberately narrowing options of some kind.
eaglesoars wrote:
I believe that you are indulging in some wishful thinking there Eagles. Alto is just running out the clock so that the SCOTUS does not have to overthrow an election. Even a single State’s election and certainly not set a precedent for other States either.The longer the ‘lawyering’ drags on and the longer the malefactors have to destroy evidence and cover their tracks the less chance there is for legal challenges and so the Status quo gains strength and legitimacy.
The whole US electoral law, Justic system and bureaucracy is corrupt. It has been for years, and year on year just keeps getting more corrupt. This year the corruption leaked a little more from around the edges of your social system. The US much touted Constitutional protections are mere historical artefacts. Welcome to the Chinese authoritarian form of governance America. It’s taken you some time to get here but have arrived at last.
@ Aussie Infidel:
you may be right, but I’ve seen nothing from Alito that would lead me in that direction
What’s happening to the United States right now transcends political parties, religious affiliation, gender and race.
If you love America, you must understand what going to happen to her in 2021. Senator John Kerry (yet another apostate Catholic, the list is getting long) told the World Economic Forum that Joe Biden, if he’s sworn in, will make the Great Reset a top priority. But does Sen. Kerry even understand what that means? Do you?
And now that the dictatorship of the ‘Health supremos’ has worked so well in turning ‘public health emergencies’ sic into a totalitarian weapon, Biden declares that he is going to force the Green New Deal by linking compliance to the ‘health emergency’.
There are lots of keyboard warriors ready to spill their ‘ink’, but when push comes to shove in the rapidly growing authoritarian control society that has grown up, will easily crush the opponents by isolating them and destroying them serially.
@ Aussie Infidel:
It ain’t just happening here. Were just the biggest domino
coldwarrior wrote:
Yup I realise that but the US of A being the largest domino , you guys fall and we get to be collateral damage. Right now Oz is being monstered by Xi with tariffs and open threats and there is squat that we can do about it. Like your nomenklateure our elitists in ALL parties are busy selling us down the river.
Fortunately, they’re better musicians than actors:
@ Aussie Infidel:
I am dumb as a rock but to my simple mind why does Australia have to import anything?
coldwarrior wrote:
Given what we’ve seen of enforcement to quarantine and mask rules vs. enforcement of sedition and rioting rules? Yeah, they’ll enforce. Question is will we roll over and comply or are we finally going to realize that the state really is coming for us?
Larkin Poe is doing a free livestream from the Paste studios starting in about 8 minutes, if anyone is interested:
Does anyone know anything about this? Is this true? A self-charging battery?
https://thefutureofthings.com/4914-self-charging-battery-developed/
@ eaglesoars:
Long list but here is what they open themselves to.
A DUI is a misdemeanor except in limited circumstances. Even as a misdemeanor, this conviction can result in a permanent criminal offense on a defendant’s record, as well as mandatory jail time, fines, license suspension, and up to five years of probation.
Other examples of misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor charges under Washington state law include:
Assault – 4th degree
Driving While License Suspended/Revoked (a/k/a “DWLS”)
Violation of some protection/no-contact orders
Harassment (unless certain threats are made, or specific prior offenses exists, which renders this a felony)
Theft – 3rd degree
Unlawful discharge of a firearm
Vehicle prowling – 2nd degree
Criminal trespass – 1st degree
Criminal trespass – 2nd degree
Computer trespass – 2nd degree
Malicious mischief – 3rd degree
Criminal street gang graffiti
Sexual misconduct with a minor – 2nd degree
Custodial sexual misconduct – 2nd degree
Criminal mistreatment – 3rd degree
Criminal mistreatment – 4th degree
Abandonment of dependent person – 3rd degree
Leaving a child in the care of a sex offender
Custodial interference – 2nd degree, first offense
Reckless burning – 2nd degree
Unlawful discharge of a laser – 2nd degree
Interference with health care facility
Unlawful issuance of bank check – below felony value
Making or possessing motor vehicle theft tools
Theft of leased property – below felony value
Possessing stolen property – 3rd degree
Obscuring identity of a machine
Theft of subscription television services
Possession of another’s identification
Criminal impersonation – 2nd degree
False certification
Defrauding a public utility – 3rd degree
False swearing
Jury tampering
Tampering with physical evidence
Obstructing law enforcement officer
Refusing to summon aid for a peace officer
False reporting
Failure to disperse
Riot (in limited circumstances)
Disorderly conduct
Resisting arrest
Rendering criminal assistance – 2nd degree
Rendering criminal assistance – 3rd degree
Compounding
Escape – 3rd degree
Introducing contraband – 3rd degree
Bail jumping (in limited circumstances)
Making false or misleading statement to public servant
Official misconduct
Indecent exposure
Prostitution
Permitting prostitution
Patronizing a prostitute
Concealing birth
Unlawful inhalation
Abandoning refrigeration equipment
Tampering with fire alarm
Soliciting undesired mail
False representation regarding credit
False representation concerning title
Concealed weapon w/o permit, loaded firearm in vehicle
Unlawful carry/display of dangerous weapon
@ Aussie Infidel:
That would make Alito the judge that killed the American Revolution.
If he doesn’t pull a rabbit out of his hat.
Possum wrote:
Because it’s better and cheaper to do what you do the best, export that and then import stuff that it’s more expensive to manufacture in Oz because the market is too small at just 25 million.
It’s called comparative advantage.
Now OZ can make everything it needs just as the US can do likewise and pretty well actually does. Both Oz and the US are blessed with heaps of everything that they need (multiply that by 100 actually) . Oz has enough of the smarts to make everything it needs.
Trouble is that IF Oz makes everything then it costs Oz more to make, than buying some things that can be manufactured cheaper overseas, because of market size and efficiencies that flow from that. To pay for those cheaper imports, Oz can grow/manufacture stuff cheaper than anyone else, because of easy to find raw materials, great weather, new technologies and good growing conditions.
Even little New Zealand with just 5 million people can grow enough really high quality food/ raise protein on the hoof, catch fish in the world’s 4th largest fishery to feed 50+ million people to First world standards. It can and has made cars but it’s cheaper for NZ drivers to import cars and export food. Currently NZ also has a Space Launch capability because it designed the tech itself that made launching satellites servicing 65% of the world market about 7 times cheaper. It also was perfectly placed at the bottom of nowhere to launch satellites into Polar Orbits easier than any else.
So NZ makes high tech stuff, grows fantastic high quality food, and entertains millions of tourists that enjoy being in a very special place in the world. In return NZ imports manufactured goods that it could and in fact has in the past been manufactured in NZ because it’s cheaper to do it that way… and the NZ consumer is better off , gets more bangs for their bucks and a higher standard of living.
🙂
@ darkwords:
An addicted prostitute who writes bad checks has a golden ticket in Seattle.
eaglesoars wrote:
I know that the US army was very much into this tech because the level of power needs / infantryman has increased markedly of the past decade. Rather than hauling heavy batteries a mechanical system moves lithium ions from one side of the cell to the other when the membrane is a good way of making power when you walk.
Nothing however is for nothing. t’s going to be harder to walk because mechanical energy is being manufactured from one’s muscle power.
Still better than carrying a heavy battery … especially if it’s dead.
🙂
darkwords wrote:
That’s quite a list – but it’s meaningless w/o a DA willing to prosecute
@ Aussie Infidel:
I totally agree.
Then one day the place where stuff that could be manufactured ” at home ” decides to stop exporting it to you….
Possum wrote:
Go back to manufacturing it yourself and put the price of good food up to pay for the differential
Actually the US/ Oz and NZs of the world will be the go to places. They have enough tech smarts to make the robots that manufacture to competitive international standards, they can access all of their own raw materials and they STILL have the world’s cleanest high quality food to sell at a premium.
21st Century … bring it on!
We’ve lucky to be in a win / win automated high tech situation, and still able to feed ourselves very well and then some, unlike most other places.
Possum wrote:
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is going to be brutal to most of the world
@ eaglesoars:
Election Integrity Watchdog Amistad Project: December 8 Deadline for Selection of Electors Does Not Apply to Disputed States
https://news.yahoo.com/election-integrity-watchdog-amistad-project-015500068.html
They are presenting a case to where the deadline is not applicable if there is a dispute.
@ Aussie Infidel:
Without being an asshole Britain had no choice but to explore the world, colonize and build a vast fleet of ships to bring back raw materials, herbs and spices and fruits that could not be mined or grown in Britain.
Places like Australia could be self sufficient.
darkwords wrote:
AHAHAHAHAHA!
eaglesoars wrote:
As someone once said “The Constitution is not a suicide pact”
Bed.
Aussie, I saw your email, but I’m going to bed. Tomorrow. *smooch*
eaglesoars wrote:
Seems to violate some fundamental principles of physics, most especially the preservation of energy
eaglesoars wrote:
Never mind, I just read the article. It’s not really self-charging, it is harvesting mechanical energy to charge.
@ AZfederalist:
Go see little kids in the mall running around with lights flashing on their shoes.
OK not direct conversion of mechanical energy to battery storage but it is mechanical energy to electricity ( probably by piezo
thingies ) that is stored in super capacitators.
As to generating electricity from human activity great! Get on a bike or treadmill and you can generate about 70 watts for a while.
Not a lot….
So, back to the topic of why manufacturing by AMERICAN companies went over seas.
Labour costs?
Possum wrote:
No, many manufacturing processes generate toxic waste. That is why production has gone to China.
@ Possum:
No OSHA standards in China.
I visited one. A city block could be laid out like this.
Family Home
Store
Chemical company
Junk Yard
Family Home.
School
Coal plant
Sewage
It was pretty bad. China dumps its toxic waste into the rivers so the waste eventually makes its way back to the US.
@ darkwords:
So you understand. The reason USA manufacturing went overseas is because easy dumping of toxic waste. Not labour costs.
Possum wrote:
Prohibitive taxation, fees, licensing and regulations; unsustainable union pensions, an overreaching EPA, excessive tort laws liabilities, insurance premiums and bureaucratic assholes making things better for the children.
Bunk X wrote:
And two days after China says no more exports to the USA we is fucked.
Make America make it again.
@ Possum:
My solution to that is still “let’s trade LA, San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle to China in exchange for Taiwan and Hong Kong. Put some Snake Pliskin walls up around the cities.
We get better cuisine, the Chinese get a bunch of cry babies.
good morning…….
Pennsylvania – Don’t Assume Alito Giving Until 12/9 To Respond To Emergency Application Means He’s Letting It Die On the Vine
https://legalinsurrection.com/2020/12/pennsylvania-dont-assume-alito-giving-until-12-9-to-respond-to-emergency-application-means-hes-letting-it-die-on-the-vine/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMQ9a2mlsRw&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0fWtTPkfulswaCC8Q7KsOyu7qASC88IHhSiQQQuqg_7-YPXuu-yIgSswI
Woops, wrong link, sorry.
This is the headline in Daily Mail. I’m not sure I’m buying it
Hospitals have reached breaking point: Rate of COVID patients being admitted is dropping because beds are full and mild cases are being turned away as US reports a third of the world’s new infections and families beg for ICU space on social media
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9021045/Hospitals-admitting-fewer-COVID-patients-beds-run-out.html
Possum wrote:
Places like Australia are self sufficient but choose to trade because that suits them!
:
Possum wrote:
Two days after Australia tells China that iron ore has a 300% tariff … China is fucked!
🙂
@ eaglesoars:
Maybe the number of COVID beds is the limiting factor. Cases are up to 54.8 per 100,000 in the last 7 days. Now, that is cases, not hospitalizations. For the US population, that is 180,840 new cases in the last 7 days out of a population of 330 million. Spread across 50 states, that’s only 3,617 cases per state (I know the distribution is not uniform, but as a back of the envelope calculation it works and one assumes that the larger population states have higher numbers of hospital capacity). Again, this is cases that are positive tests or presumed based upon symptoms, this is not hospitalization numbers. We know that this is 98% survivable, so let’s assume a worst case hospitalization rate of 5%. That means an average of 181 hospitalizations per state. Assuming a 2 week stay, that means each state needs an average of 362 beds. That is overwhelming the system? Maybe CW can provide some better numbers, but this seems like the story doesn’t make sense.
@ AZfederalist:
The problem isn’t beds. It’s staff.
They’re having the same problems we are where i work. 1/3 of our staff was out
@ lobo91:
any place that has employees
and weekends are the worst for callouts
Submitted for the consideration of the members here: https://votepatternanalysis.substack.com/p/voting-anomalies-2020
“Significant anomalies for the pre- dawn vote dumps in … four States.”
If you subscribe to Netflix, I STRONGLY advise you to watch The Queen’s Gambit. It’s a 6 hr series but it is one of the best movies I have ever seen. Everything I thought I’d get done today – fail. Don’t care.
@ Canoe Convoy:
That went up about 5 days ago I think and the debunk narrative is that it’s just large counties coming in.
And the article is correct is that data analysis cannot ‘prove fraud’. But that’s not the standard, is it?
eaglesoars wrote:
I think what I’m sick of is that they have an answer for everything. It’s starting to make me physically ill. Suitcases of ballots being hauled out from under tables caught on camera…”legal ballots”. Ballot dumps…”Large counties”. Whistleblowers…”Attention seekers”.
Nothing the democrats EVER DO comes back to bite them NOTHING. Most dem pols could murder someone on live television, shrug, and walk away and the press would tell us the next day it was justifiable self-defense.
@ eaglesoars:
It is what is happening.
lobo91 wrote:
Bingo
eaglesoars wrote:
Then you can watch this 4 part covering the characters in the British hit Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister.
I didn’t know that Margaret Thatcher was the show’s most ardent fan. She even ‘starred’ in an awards ceremony with Paul and Nigel the actors who played The Minister and his First Secretary the wonderful Sir Humphrey Appleby
Enjoy
🙂
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arc-zyK6r5o
Aussie Infidel wrote:
I LOVE those! Thanks!
I have to get SOMETHING done, the day has been hopeless. Later.
@ coldwarrior:
Just like all the BS about ventilators a few months ago.
Not much use if you don’t have the trained staff to use them
coldwarrior wrote:
wait, what? I came back because I just realized what you said and I’m not sure what you’re referring to. Are you agreeing w/the Daily Mail article that hospitals are running out of beds?
@ eaglesoars:
It’s got this song in it, so I’m gonna watch it.
eaglesoars wrote:
they have beds, they dont have staff to staff the beds.
coldwarrior wrote:
There are other hospitals and facilities to take overloads, yeah?
@ Bunk X:
All of which are probably in the same boat
And this is why we have to maintain control of the Senate:
lobo91 wrote:
Isn’t that just the sweetest Marxist statement you’ve ever heard? Bless his heart.
Judge Jeanine is pissed at Barr:
Leslie Marshall was on Howie Kurtz. She’s married to a doc, lives in Los Angeles. She said they’re putting tents up in parking lots. Really?
Look what I found. This is LA county with 100% hospitals reporting thru Dec 4 (I think about 70 hospitals). 2nd set of charts down, avail beds about 500, total ICU beds avail about 76.
http://file.lacounty.gov/SDSInter/dhs/1070348_DHSCOVID-19Dashboard.pdf
Maybe her hubby doesn’t practice in LA county, I dunno.
lobo91 wrote:
It’s a big club
https://twitter.com/BruceBartlett/status/1335599676863754240
There needs to be a public database listing every single person who was ever in the Trump orbit–administration officials, campaign workers, grifters etc. Every person on this list should be blackballed from employment for the rest of their lives.
These scum must be rooted out. If necessary, put them in rooms by themselves with no computer access and no work for 8 hours a day, escorted in and out of the building by security, no contact with any agency employees about anything.
Bruce writes for the New Republic
@ eaglesoars:
My understanding is that they’re preparing for a mass wave of testing and vaccinations. Also, it’s getting to be winter, even in CA.
They’re doing that in multiple cities. It’s not for patient treatment.
lobo91 wrote:
Not to hear Leslie tell it. I almost liked her once upon a time.
Seen on FB, unknown source.
eaglesoars wrote:
How Bolshevik of him
I think this is in MI, where forensic analysis of the equipment was permitted by the court
This is from this morning
Using sequestered Dominion Equipment, Ware County ran a equal number of Trump votes and Biden votes through the Tabulator and the Tabulator reported a 26% lead for Biden.
https://twitter.com/robbhurstCPA/status/1335557576587665408
Interesting thread
eaglesoars wrote:
No it’s Georgia
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/alito-moves-deadline-supreme-court-briefing-pennsylvania-case-bringing-within-safe-harbor
Hospital has 15 open beds, no one to staff them, ever
Starts in 67 minutes:
coldwarrior wrote:
I went thru the comments to get some insight on this move and all I found was blithering anti-semitism
@ eaglesoars:
Gab and Parler have that problem also. I tend to think some of it is foreign based. In Egypt and Ethopia, their educational cultures have anti Semitism as a building block. Third world minds have a hard time rising above conspiracy.
But with our college system we are trying to catch up with the third world.
@ darkwords:
Which is stupid if you think about it. No Judaism, no western civilization. It’s not all the Greeks and Romans.
A little Luca Stricagnoli anyone ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok5d8nXAngw&list=RDOk5d8nXAngw&index=1@ lobo91:
A little Luca Stricagnoli ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok5d8nXAngw&list=RDOk5d8nXAngw&index=1
Even Elton John likes Larkin Poe:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=634239797193074
Oh ffs. Remember that report I posted about DOJ looking into a bribes-for-pardon scheme w/in the WH? I found the circuit filing for it, too, but it was so heavily redacted it didn’t tell me anything.
Guess what?
The Wall Street Journal reported that Diller gave $333,800 to Republican Party accounts in 2016 to help persuade White House officials to recommend a pardon for Baras, who was sentenced to more than two years in prison in 2014 for tax evasion and theft of government property.
Diller reportedly claimed the pardon was the one favor he requested in exchange for his generous donations to the party.
Trump was inaugurated in 2017 and the donation was to the RNC, not the Trump Campaign.
Diller died in 2018. Baras was released in 2019.
So what is the DOJ supposedly investigating? Anything but election fraud, it looks like
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/doj-investigation-over-possible-bribery-for-presidential-pardon-prompted-by-deceased-california-billionaire
Coronavirus is racist!!!
hey y’all
@ lobo91:
criminal justice. watch them criminalize health care crap
https://media.thedonald.win/post/pA4iXom0.png
http://ace.mu.nu/archives/JT%20funny%2012062020%20scaled.jpg
@ rain of lead:
I carry one of these: https://www.kabar.com/products/product.jsp?item=1480
Apparently the Moderna coronavirus vaccine only works for about three months.
right_wing2 wrote:
That’s being misinterpreted. It’s supposed to be “at least three months.” Why? Because that’s how long the trials have lasted.
@ lobo91:
yikes
@ eaglesoars:
It’s designed to be worn on the weak side and used by your weak hand (although you can access it with either hand if you need to).
Basically, it’s a last-ditch way of keeping someone from grabbing your gun. The assumption is that your strong hand will be busy trying to retain the gun, so all that’s left is your weak hand.
The blade on that knife is made for slashing, rather than stabbing, and the handle is designed so that when it’s in your hand, the edge will be parallel to the ground. You just reach across your body with it and swipe across the top of the assailant’s hand/wrist. It should make them think twice about what they’re doing, and they’ll almost certainly let go of your gun.
Then you can take a step back, draw, and fire if necessary.
lobo91 wrote:
I noticed that but didn’t understand what it meant for close quarter fights.
Also, personally, I’d be going for the throat. If I’m in that kind of fight, I’m in it to walk away and the other guy won’t
off to bed. nite.
lobo91 wrote:
ALWAYS carry a knife…
In case there is cake …..
Or you need to stab someone!
🙂
Aussie Infidel wrote:
sagacious advice as there is always the possibility of cake.
@ Aussie Infidel:
good to see the all blacks take out their frustration on las pumas.
@johncardillo
· 11h
Hey @GOPChairwoman, you raised $200 million to fight voter fraud but you won’t even reimburse lawyers’ gas money or hotels, crying poverty instead.
Why?
Where’s that money really going?
**Concerning if true.
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@MNateShyamalan
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Nov 29
me: this table looks kind of weird. can you make this column a bit wider?
microsoft word: [spitting on me] i’m gonna fuck your whole life up
**This one made me laugh
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https://www.blogmocracy.com/2020/12/07/well-give-you-the-hardware-you-buy-the-software-forever/
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