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  2. Yes. Anthony has been found guilty of murder. Have a nice day.
  3. For all the advancement given humanity by Caucasians, this is our demise. A product of Libbie stupidity.
  4. 1. I love his TV shows. Especially when he led the team on 'Reach for the Top' 2. There would need to be a psychological pause point to lock in impressions... otherwise they're all bums when they go.
  5. 1. Really? So the reports that ICE is hiring 12000 new agents and the Latin population is quite high among the recruits, are wrong? Pfft... 2. And I quote... "We disrupt the Western-prescribed nuclear-family-structure requirement by supporting each other as extended families and ‘villages’ that collectively care for one another." "progressive restructuring of tax codes at the local, state and federal levels to ensure a radical and sustainable redistribution of wealth" "White people are recessive, genetic defects" - BLM That's pretty darn destructive and racist. Now for DEI...let's see what the Aristotle Foundation thinks. "The twin beliefs — that racism explains much and that we must make up for past discrimination — is what drives the modern DEI movement. It is also why DEI is so anti-merit, illiberal and anti-individual. The “diversity” and “inclusion” movement today is in fact dismissive of intercultural borrowing. It also excludes people in hiring and university admissions if they are the “wrong” skin colour, ethnicity and so forth. DEI is thus anti-diversity and exclusive." https://aristotlefoundation.org/columns/two-steps-back-dei-has-made-society-more-racist/ IE...racist. Have a warm and fuzzy day.
  6. No topping up needed when dealing with LOSERS like you guys. It is effortless and can operate on fumes... LOL LOL LOL EGO??? Seems it is you conservative LOSERS that are feeding on ego...you have to be losing weight even faster than you are losing points in the polls HA HA HA
  7. Awww, me dancing in your head while living rent free in there is making you melt down...we can all see that ...what phukin LOSER LOL LOL LOL Recruiting verandahbouy and gooodess to help you makes you look so helpless because you cannot fight your own fights. Sad Sad petty little LOSER HA HA HA
  8. I dunno. She definitely seems like a C.
  9. Irish patriots are gathering, things may be popping off in Ireland again over this beheading. Libbies won't care, but for everyone else: Imagine this was your mother or grandmother. This is what Western countries imported under the globalist agenda.
  10. Not even a little bit. Slavery in and of itself wasn't the problem, the problem was who gets to make the rules. Slavery was perhaps the most major irritant in that issue but it was by far and away not the only one. In fact the war broke out because the south tried to kick out a federal military base that had been stationed on their land without permission essentially I can absolutely Envision Carney ordering the military to move in and seize key infrastructure and arrest politicians who claimed that they were separate. At that point the question is would albertans fight back and once the shooting starts it's done. The war is on. And it's not one that Alberta would likely win. So actual separatism is really unlikely. What would be more likely is Alberta negotiating taking over some of the current federal powers but that would be by agreement and not constitution. Which means it only lasts so long It doesn't work that well at all. About the best you can say is that it works better than killing each other in the bloodiest wars in human history From that perspective it's a major step up but economically it's not great, it creates massive problems with having a unified currency so no country can have its own fiscal policy, the regulation absolutely stifles the hell out of trade, one country has left and there is strains with a few of the others which may very well break off over time. The best you can claim is it's better than nothing or war. But it's not a great solution. It's just better than a lot of the other ones
  11. Sure there is. We can see them being offered cabinet positions committee positions and their constituencies receiving significant benefits as a result. In the case of the territories her company received hundreds of thousands of dollars in new contracts from the government as well. None of which is technically illegal as long as it wasn't an official condition of their crossing. You can legally say "gosh it wouldn't' SURPRISE me to see someone of your talent being given a bunch of committee seats and double your current income! (wink wink!)" But there's no doubt we can absolutely 100 percent see that they derrived very very substantial benefits personally from their crossing. So... yeah There really is a way to verify it.
  12. That's a non-answer. Again, I defy you to tell me why he didn't have a right to "stand his ground" and self defense? Can you articulate anything resembling an arguent?
  13. Awww, is that what the voices in your head tell you to say little guy? And i see you're back to just repeating yourself. Sounds like you're the one having the meltdown 🍿🍿🍿 [munch munch] 🍿🍿🍿
  14. They did it REPEATEDLY too. The fact that they did it even tho THEY DID NOT HAVE A MANDATE TO DO SO actually makes it worse. AKA you're a lying sack of shit. Obama did it worse, Biden did it worse, and you were fine with that and have said so here. You were also fine with the unconstitutional attempt to use the court system to deny trump's name on the ballot. But now that it's happening to someone you like, SUDDENLY you're all tears. Screw you, you complete hypocrite. If trump did it 10 times as much you guys would still have it coming. If the dems ever manage to get back in power, then make SURE that when THEY do something shady like this that you complain and hold them to account. Otherwise anything you allow is fair game for the other side next time.
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  16. No, your fantasy is Trump failing no matter what it costs the country. "Bringing manufacturing back" is still in process. Checkout AI Overview: President Trump is seeking to revive American manufacturing through a combination of aggressive tariff enforcement, sweeping regulatory rollbacks, and significant corporate tax incentives. These policies aim to prompt major reshoring efforts and massive private sector investments in domestic production. [1, 2, 3] 1. Targeted Tariffs and Trade Policy The administration has leaned heavily on Section 232 to impose and update tariffs on critical imports—ranging from steel and aluminum to copper, automobiles, and pharmaceuticals. By making foreign goods more expensive, the policy is designed to level the playing field and incentivize companies to build their factories on U.S. soil. [1, 2] 2. Tax Cuts and Corporate Incentives Legislative measures, such as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and subsequent tax bills, are aimed at lowering the tax burden on domestic producers. These laws include provisions that incentivize capital equipment purchases, research and development (R&D), and domestic factory job creation. [1] 3. Deregulation and Permitting Reform The White House has actively reduced unnecessary regulatory burdens and streamlined federal permitting processes. The goal is to lower the operational costs for manufacturers and speed up the timeline for building new facilities and supply chain hubs in the U.S. [1, 2, 3] 4. Large-Scale Corporate Commitments The administration points to trillions of dollars in both foreign and domestic investments from private companies as proof of its "Made in America" revolution. Major investments have been pledged across a variety of sectors, including: [1, 2, 3, 4] Tech and Semiconductors: Apple's $600 billion commitment and Nvidia's $500 billion pledge to produce AI chips and expand domestic supply chains. Automotive: Massive expansions from companies like Stellantis and Toyota. Healthcare: Expansions and onshoring of drug production facilities by companies like Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca, and AbbVie. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] While the administration champions these announcements as a historic reshoring wave, economists and industry analysts note that the results have been complex. Critics warn that tariffs and shifting trade policies have sometimes resulted in economic uncertainty and higher operational costs for certain manufacturing sub-sectors. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
  17. Oh I see. So you have to back-peddle. Go play in the street you useless, gutless wonder.
  18. ^Ancient history. dropout. I'm talking about interwebz posters like YOU. You're far from the first I've seen to do that.
  19. Really? So you've forgotten about Woodrow Wilson, Truman, Johnson. Man you're a twit.
  20. Trump "Bringing manufacturing back" is just YOUR FANTASY LMAO
  21. Take Barkin' Teen's info and throw it in the trash. The following looks more current and reliable: https://nam.org/mfgdata/facts-about-manufacturing-expanded/
  22. Your quote... it's ALWAYS you right wingers who promote WAR FIRST with the lame excuse of an opposition FANTASY. Examples please........ Repugnancy is thy viirtue.
  23. It's obviously never important to you. It is Erika's responsibility to control what her children see, but maybe she's too busy. 🤮
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