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Of course they do. It works against their agenda of eliminating us all.
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Exactly my point. Anyone, for any reason, can blame or otherwise claim the involvement of the USA for anything and we lack any credibility to deny it. Our ability to use diplomacy is all but erased under this chronically lying administration. As such, any war has the potential to be our war.
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You're right about us selling weapons to everyone but here's the thing. Trump publicly admitted he knew beforehand about the strikes. Israeli officials told reporters that the US essentially green lit the attacks. If you are Iran, do you blame the US? Would you believe Trump saying we didn't do it?
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And only the Trump loyal ones.
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So here we are. Tucker F'ing Carlson is making sense and speaking truth to power (at least this once.) Somehow that makes it all the more terrifying.
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And if we've learned anything from conservatives it's that weather during an event is God's judgement.
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So, what he did was blatantly illegal and clearly overstepped his authority but he can keep doing it, despite the harm and civil rights violations, while another court decides if they will uphold the Constitution or burn it and crown Trump king. Cool.
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Why bother? Holes are just par for the course.
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Except they have no credibility, so we never know if we can believe them. That's bad. Worse, they have no credibility with anyone so Iran may or may not believe them. We could end up in a war just because they're such liars.
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So, they're admitting ICE agents have intent to commit crimes and participate in illegal activities.
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Hey DNC! READ. THE. ROOM.
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As an American I'm ashamed that we are wasting the service and sacrifice of everyone who has served in our military, including my grandfather, to become the kind of country we asked you to fight against. You deserve better from your government and the American people.
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They mean "to accounting," as in required to pay bribes and tributes to His Royal Nectarine.
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Proving they KNOW what they're doing is wrong, illegal, and immoral.
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* Shoot other Americans for exercising the very Constitutional rights they swore to uphold.
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Okay, but did BIDEN make that mistake? Because if so that's clearly headline material.
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* Immigrants who actually work for Americans, contributing to society, AND pay more in taxes than Trump.
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Same β€” Canucks fan holding my nose and cheering for Edmonton on behalf of Canada. (I'm a dual citizen.)
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So, our military can be privately rented for show?!
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The real question is why don't pregnant people have legal personhood?
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So, building beds for the national guard with nothing to do?
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It's okay. It happens to all of us.
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Same.
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I didn't say we are like North Korea now. I said that's how the authoritarian power creep ends up.
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Authoritarians NEED violence, or at least the claim of it, to provide a flimsy excuse for ever increasing tightening of restrictions until it's too late and you live in a North Korea type state.
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"No suitable takers" has never stopped them before. Have they tried circus school graduates? 🀑 πŸŽ“
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But whatever. Sometimes, as we all know, facts don't matter to feelings. I'm not trying to fight with anyone, so I'll just sincerely wish you a nice day.
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NHL teams often spent years developing those players, whereas the PWHL started off with fully mature, experienced players like Knight. And I said she might not have re-signed, that's not assuming anything. Just facts. Assuming she absolutely would have, though...
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Except she did. As I understand it, the expansion teams only had the right to negotiate with players exclusively, including players whose rights a team owned (which would normally allow them first go at re-signing them.) The players still got to decide to say yes. It's not indentured servitude.
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You are entitled to your feelings. And I really do understand them, having seen my favorite players traded away or lost in an expansion draft in the NHL. It sucks! πŸ‘Ž But, Knight choose to go (and may have anyway), as is her right. And who knows, maybe Boston will be better with new leadership.
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And making constitutionally protected rights a "crime" if what you say or do displeases him and/or it helps him politically.