A little late tot he table, but there's this too: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/31/opinion/climate-progress-with-or-without-trump.html
I wonder if his analysis will hold up.
A little late tot he table, but there's this too: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/31/opinion/climate-progress-with-or-without-trump.html
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"I don't know what all that was about, but I will tell you this, don't mess with Texas"
Bigly sad.Why? Because fuck you proletarians...
http://www.politicususa.com/2017/03/30/senate-republicans-voted-retirement-accounts-income-workers.html
Treason is a pretty fucked up concept. It emerges from the concept that a government owns its citizens rather than vice versa. If, say, Topeka were to enact such a local statute would it be deemed reasonable?
"Most likely, it will survive..."
Serious question. Isn't this basically a "sovereign citizen" argument? My gut reaction when I read this yesterday was "Holy shit, John's right. That's fucked", but what keeps that concept from being applied to most laws? Because Treason is against a government and most other crime, murder for example, occurs against other people? What about corporate espionage? Does that crime not count because a business doesn't own a person?Treason is a pretty fucked up concept. It emerges from the concept that a government owns its citizens rather than vice versa. If, say, Topeka were to enact such a local statute would it be deemed reasonable?
Quoted for overall awesomeness...Any wish I have to be a citizen is to be a citizen of the world. I happen to be a citizen of the United States of America because they claimed me at birth.
So you support the secret world government!Any wish I have to be a citizen is to be a citizen of the world. I
Dont hold your breath...Humanity is going to have to go through some pretty serious intellectual evolution first.
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Dont forget her emails...her emails...her emails...her emails...her emails...her emails...her emails...her emails...
I'm waiting for some common sense gun control reform. Much more realistic.Dont hold your breath...
My sample size of two indicates that all Chris Browns suck.Why? Because fuck you proletarians...
https://talkpoverty.org/2017/04/03/cruel-new-bill-become-law-mississippi/
A combination of controversy, scandal and low polling numbers have prompted oddsmakers at a U.K. betting house to predict President Donald Trump would likely either be impeached or resign – or both – before the upstart politician’s first term in the White House officially comes to an end in 2020, according to a new report. The odds for an impeachment to happen were given a 4/5 chance of happening as of Friday, according to Inverse, a website that describes itself in part by asking “ What could happen next? ”
Follow the money. Who owns the private company?Why? Because fuck you proletarians...
https://talkpoverty.org/2017/04/03/cruel-new-bill-become-law-mississippi/
I bet you a shiny quarter this turns out like the rick scott/florida testing welfare recipients for drugs thing. We'll find out in a month that the governors "wife" owns/operates/is heavily invested in what ever company administrates this whole thing.Follow the money. Who owns the private company?
Old, conservative, white men, are for the most part, incapable of learning and improving.Interesting. Has the administration learned its lesson (doubtful) and started getting it together? Or is this simply another smokescreen to distract from the myriad of issues plaguing it?
When I heard that today the first thing that came to my mind was, this is in preparation for our nuclear war with North Korea.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2017/04/05/steven-bannon-no-longer-a-member-of-national-security-council/?hpid=hp_hp-top-table-main_bannon-1217p:homepage/story&utm_term=.3235385430c1
Interesting. Has the administration learned its lesson (doubtful) and started getting it together? Or is this simply another smokescreen to distract from the myriad of issues plaguing it?
Nah it just means we're going to war.Although a step in the right direction,