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USA is still very high, so they can go much much lower, but I think they might go to some still lower places, finding them where we didn't even know such places
by yetihehe 10mo ago
USA is still very high, so they can go much much lower, but I think they might go to some still lower places, finding them where we didn't even know such places could exist. Some ideas:
- Leave NATO
- Start openly supporting Russia and North Korea
- Arrest whole International Criminal Court
- Preventively invade China
- baby 10mo agoI'm convinced slavery will be reintroduced before 2028
- immibis 10mo agoSlavery has never been illegal in the US. The 13th amendment leaves slavery legal as punishment for a crime. The US has the highest rate of crime punishment in the world (higher than places like North Korea), an industry that profits by selling slave labour of those punished criminals, and known ties between those who profit from selling slave labour and those who decide how many things should be crimes.
- mrguyorama 10mo agoOh also this isn't some quiet conspiracy or anything because the Union of correctional facility officers will openly say that things like legalizing recreational marijuana will hurt them, so they oppose it. Same with cops. They also oppose removing things like three strikes laws that haven't done a damn thing to make our country "safer" or better.
- 3D30497420 10mo agoIt never fully went away: • https://www.hcn.org/articles/agriculture-farmers-turn-to-prisons-labor-to-fill-labor-needs/ https://www.hcn.org/articles/agriculture-farmers-turn-to-pri... • https://www.law.georgetown.edu/environmental-law-review/blog/fighting-more-than-fires-californias-inmate-firefighting-system-needs-reform/ https://www.law.georgetown.edu/environmental-law-review/blog...
- PeterStuer 10mo agoIt's not a slave if you just rent them from the cartels. /s
- Ekaros 10mo agoFully enshrined in the constitution with massive support for the document. Just need to imprison them for something first.
- _yb2s 10mo agoI know you’re joking, but grievance over the loss of slavery after the civil war is privately one of the major drivers behind Trumps extremely loyal core supporters.
- rurban 10mo agoReintroduce witch burning. Reintroduce death penalties on public squares. Taking Greenland and Venezuela is given, as they took most of Latin America already. Just the new Mexican president looks like the next thorn in their eyes. Too competent, too social, too anti-corruption.
- darubedarob 10mo agoThey had one in bangladesh the other day.
- ThePowerOfFuet 10mo ago>Start openly supporting Russia Already done.
- ycombigrator 10mo agoTrump is a born banana Republic dictator...
- user____name 10mo agoI like to refer to MAGA as Banana Republicans.
- RonanSoleste 10mo agoThey effectively already left NATO and openly support Russia already. ICC members are already under fire and some had their microsoft account banned by Trump. Trump will invade Greenland and Canada first. China is less of an priority.
- rcbdev 10mo ago> They effectively already left NATO What the fuck are you talking about? Someone should tell Russia.
- vanviegen 10mo agoNATO works by projecting a united force. Nations unconditionally backing each other up. The USA is now clearly no longer a part of that. That's not to say that the USA will do nothing if a NATO member is attacked. It might. Or not.
- SirHumphrey 10mo agoOne can only imagine what America not fighting an attack on NATO member would have on nuclear proliferation.
- thuridas 10mo agoEurope is already considering to have a nuclear shield. This is because if Trump
- ArnoVW 10mo agoNo need to consider. The UK and France have nukes. France even has a two-tier response. Not enough to vitrify Russia or China five times over, but enough to make them reconsider.
- everyone 10mo agoAny country without nukes, that is not currently developing them, is stupid imo.. Nukes are the only thing that can guarantee sovereignty now. Ukraine gave up their nukes.
- potato3732842 10mo agoSupport for NATO within the US is Isreal-lite for different demographics. Pouring resources into it isn't without downsides.