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"Sir we need your papers to resolve your claim you were wrongly deported. What? I'm sorry we deported you without your papers. That's your problem. If you can't get your papers your SOL." Nevermind they are deportin
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I do believe the whole concept of beyond A reasonable doubt was based upon the belief that it is better for 10 guilty men to go free than for one innocent man to suffer. What is happening is a slap in the face of our foundational principles
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Strike reelection and replace with power.
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Someone needs to tell those Albertans that want to join the US to move to the US if they don't like it in Canada...
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His unhinged antics were a known thing. It doesn't matter what he said or didn't say, he's unhinged and people still voted for it/him. They made their bed, now lay in it. No pass for folks that voted for an unhinged mega
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100% this. Want to sacrifice team output? Have team members be concerned about individual goals. Team alignment and synchronization will be off affecting the efficiency and effectiveness of that team's performance.
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What is healthier to consume raw and what is healthier to cook with (consume cooked/oxidated)?
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Making Aging Generations Angry
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Making Aging Generations Angry
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And how does it make a profit and what does it do with a profit? Perhaps ask if they think we should hire more LEOs to sit on the roads to write more traffic tickets to generate revenue to make profits to pay for more things including salar
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"It's the deep state sabotoging them!" the kool aid drinkers will clamor.
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I wish I had your optimism. Too many Republicans lack a spine and likely think their best chance of survival is actually to do nothing.
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Which would most likely lead to blue Congress and Executive, which is why they will first play shenanigans to ensure no more elections like we have known them.
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Government isn't a business.
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I don't think blindly saving $183/year is worth throwing a wrench into our economic engine that provides everyone else an ecocomy that allows us to have jobs and things. I think we we need more thoughtful cuts rather than just tho
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These folks want power (control). What's more powerful? Owning 99.99% of all wealth valued at $1 trillion. Or owning 90% of all wealth valued at $100 trillion? Remember it's not about money, it's about power (aka control)...
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Do EMPs destroy the ability to use and exchange oil?
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I select 'All' so you see past history too.
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Ditto.
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If a bunch of old people on Social Security die several years early due to influenza... Yay! They saved money and extended Social Security! Or can raid it for other things...
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Use hckrnews.com to find top stories that get flagged out removed.
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>Okay, some Republicans introduced some enabling legislation for DOGE early this year. But I don’t think either they or Trump were ever expecting it to get passed, and they weren’t seriously trying. Introducing the legislation was just a
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>acknowledges that the government is performing important functions on which people rely. >I know there's an argument that the private sector could instead provide some of these, but that causes me to consider whether such critic
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Mandates would come from popularity, not from weighted numbers.
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Less than 50% of voters voted for him and what was total voter turn out? 60%? So maybe a 1/3 of eligible voters voted for him. A plurality does not equate to a mandate.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RpPTRcz1no
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*(and the fact that the executive branch can be sued out of their pants for civil damages) if the government agrees to allowing itself to be sued...
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The CCP is used to shake and wake the folks that see Musk as the hero and everything taking place as lovely. Since they only see a hero in the story a villian is introduced to attempt to make think about how things could go wrong.
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But running the whole country = power He wants more power. Money is old and boring to him already.
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>since it is congress overriding the will of the people. Say what?! It's Congress keeping the President in check. BTW, the President is not directly elected by the people and doesn't actually [directly] represent them. The Pres
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