toxbill.bsky.social
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Someone needs to be the Peregrins. The birds that eats other birds.
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He was in the tree this morning, being mobbed by crows. Did you illegally sneak across the border?
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Math learned in a red area?
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We are less than a year from a river catching on fire.
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Just think how many murders and gang members they're gonna find and remove from the country in that one field. I feel less threatened by fresh vegetables already.
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No, we are beyond impeachment. We are beyond proper English solutions.
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OMG. Comedy is the spice life needs.
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They know they can scale for the next war. They would likely stay regional and claim Formosa, Korean Peninsula, Mongolia, and everything down to the Strait of Malacca. They would then button down without outside interference. Let Russia and the US finish the Cold war
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What make you say not? They literally refuse to give him a win. They know he needs it for his ego, but are undermining it on purpose.
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Trump's pooping face. Most of y'all don't recognize the fast food day after face and I commend you for healthy eating habits
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I'm wondering if China isn't hoping for a war. Maybe they see it as a way to transition power to them.
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WW3 is now at the threshold. Every post WW2 institution has been undermined by the leader of those institutions. The world is a powder keg and we have a narcissist holding the lighter.
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Sudan and Syria are dangerous for boots on the ground, but they can't bomb half the planet into oblivion. The US currently is a threat to human civilization bc control has been lost. We are one temper tantrum away from extinction at the moment and I don't trust the temperament of those in power.
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The logic of spending money on high paid salaries to make institutions already running on near invisible budgets more efficient is the worst of corporate thinking. Adding oversight is always expensive. Even Walmart accepts shrinkage as that's cheaper than enforcement
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No, we have that many illegals. That truth is why they won. It's our broken system and need for labor that has been the problem for decades, but they're not fixing that
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No, so our own Oligarchs can.
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I thought the same, but Elon called for impeachment. This is a real spat.
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There's almost zero chance of this making it 42 more months.
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No. The fuse is lit. Let it run its course. Anyone involved can become the scapegoat.
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Showmances don't need prenups. Even the breakup feuds are just to drive ratings among fans
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The US is the most dangerous country on the planet right now.
Democracy within the US is vulnerable at the moment.
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You might want to exercise 2nd amendment rights. This has all the trappings of a failed state.
If you're outside the US, you might want to invest in very large fire extinguishers, least this dumpster fire burn your house too.
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Outmaneuvering a liar is a long game strategy. Liars will destroy trust. Exposing the lies are how you truly win. Short term feel good measures by playing their game results in both parties losing trust of the public.
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They would have just deported him. They sent stupid fascists back to England in droves
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Scratch and sniff president?
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I dunno, where's the QA+ section?
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Not a fan of either, but the Pacers are overdue. Go get one for Reggie.
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Agreed
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I don't think they've abdicated. I think they've actively chosen to join. They are dually elected, this is their choice, and until such time as their constituents decide to oust them, there really isn't a "should be".
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Political power protects the actions. It has to be proven to be illegal and then there has to be political will to address the actions.
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At the point of removal from office by impeachment. We are no where near that point at the moment.
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The govt will WIN? Nobody wants that except the monarch that gets to be the winner.
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Doesn't seem like Joe was sleepy or slow, as his economy was American exceptionalism at its finest.
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Most of us are down for paying for services rendered. If the tariffs were a revenue stream with marginal impact that balanced the budget and not give aways to the rich, they may have been a decent economic tool.
They are terribly implemented. We are going to bankrupt the country at this rate.
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Or, it'll make the rich richer and then bring back unions. We need to be strong and prepare to be the correction. It is coming and we are it.
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I need a laugh button. Well done
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200 trade deals too. Sometimes, you gotta tariff Suzie to get her lemonade stand to make that deal
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Yes. Unfortunately, the adults around them have chosen they do not want quality of life mandated and this is still a country of by the people. There's always charities that you can give to that will help support, but the days of the federal govt improving peoples lives in those communities is over
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I'm not sure they are making money, so much as consolidating power in the areas of interest. It's very difficult to overcome the 10% US dollar devaluation caused by this garbage