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1y ago
I understand you're offering this as a gotcha but I'm not sure what you're referring to and it's unclear from context. In any event, both of those things are typically undemocratic which is why they are rare in functio
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1y ago
I didn't realize I was only engaging using partisan tropes. Thank you for educating me.
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1y ago
So once you get past 8th grade civics you realize that a republic falls under the umbrella term 'democracy'.
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1y ago
You could always get a hay-powered one.
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1y ago
"Anyone who actually contributed to social security, please report to the 10th floor at 2 pm today. Before doing so, please email a bullet point summary of what your contributions have been in the past ~6 months, along with up to 10 sc
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1y ago
Care to summarize his points? I hate youtube and especially hate rando video links from the internet.
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1y ago
We were the economic and military hegemon. Perhaps it wasn't as bad as you say.
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1y ago
> A company spokesperson indicated that Corleo is a long-term vision, with a potential market release by 2050. The video looks all cgi. Headline bait.
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1y ago
Note this isn't an announcement of a new factory but rather moving production of their most popular model out of Japan. TIL Nissan considers the Rogue their flagship model and they still make vehicles in Japan.
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1y ago
> Furthermore, Russia has no plans to invade any NATO country. Not only are you attempting to prove a negative with "trust me bro" but it's especially laughable given recent history. Please tell me how many days before the
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1y ago
The Kremlin can come up with a rationalization for whatever their territorial desires are.
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1y ago
Haha please describe the NATO invasion of Russia. This sounds entertaining.
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1y ago
Or it's just his newest promise to give voters something for free. Like the wall that was partially built and paid for with DoD funds. He advertises tariffs as free money from other countries. For some reason people buy it.
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1y ago
Care to explain your rationale? Seems like Russia is in no position to invade any NATO country unless the US leaves the alliance. They've proven themselves wholly outclassed in Ukraine, against a much smaller country with refurb gear
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1y ago
He doesn't know either.
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1y ago
What can be done?
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1y ago
Interest rates are high enough that holding cash isn't terrible, particularly if you expect the administration to reverse course on tariffs yet again. Powell said the Fed isn't changing its plans to keep combating inflation from T
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1y ago
I think less 4d chess and more Erlich Bachman school of negotiation. Bullying people in inferior bargaining positions has somehow worked thus far.
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2y ago
It's not 'overriding democracy' except by your straw definition.
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2y ago
Not sure if it is the same in India but in the US there needs to be a supermajority of both houses and the amendment must be ratified by the states. Since the first ten amendments are considered more or less integral to the constitution, I
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2y ago
I don't think he is condoning it or saying it's legal, simply that it was a campaign promise being fulfilled.
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2y ago
Did they say "you shouldn't be allowed to say those things" or did they say "you shouldn't say those things"? Pretty big difference.
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2y ago
Considering the impact of the immunity decision last year I'm thinking that adage isn't actually true.
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2y ago
Can you link us the indictment please?
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2y ago
Yes but we've also had ten years of flooding the zone. I am inclined to believe this is the latter. He will get everything he needs from this term - primarily an escape from his Jan 6 and classified documents charges.
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2y ago
I don't believe scotus can invalidate an amendment. The best they can do is interpret it in a way that allows a third term.
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2y ago
That's at least 50% on you guys for bundling it with a lot of other conspiracy stuff.
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2y ago
There are a few things that are on their way to SCOTUS. Be prepared to react to the elimination of independent agencies or the legalization of impoundment. Yes, the noise is to make you exhausted/miss the important things. Probably saf
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2y ago
I think he has to be vague in the economic policy front considering the spending and monetary policies of the first term followed by the current tariff whiplash. Nothing he's done so far is outside of campaign promises so if anyone
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2y ago
One would hope the arrest of US citizens without a warrant or probable cause wouldn't be considered political. But here we are.
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