henrybollocks.bsky.social
Purveyor of fine wines and cheeses
(Capri Sun and Velveeta)
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Godspeed, Senator
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On behalf of me, the only person that speaks for me: shut up.
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youtu.be/iCBL33NKvPA?...
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I don't hate Maher, I dismissed him as a dipshit jerk-off years ago.
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Underground instead of domes, but yeah
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I want them all prosecuted for premeditated war crimes at The Hague, but firing is an excellent way to start
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Bless you
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You are a great example to others
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And plotting war crimes
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Musk pictured here in his giant Elmer Fudd hat
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Dog Day Afternoon 2: Naps Then Dinner
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Musk is a pusillanimous clod
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Human decency is no longer applicable once the opposition has been successfully dehumanized
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I heard there was a secret ooze
It turned four turtles into dudes
But you don't really care for pizza, do ya?
They fought like this,
Two swords, a stick
A couple sai
Some nunchuck tricks
Those Ninja boys-a callin
Cowabunga
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Typical Musk, couldn't even get that right. I've seen his tweets. Definitely a Nazi.
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I hope he is arrested and deported
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Greenland should have arrested and deported his sorry ass
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The principle of distinction is a fundamental principle of international humanitarian law which provides that parties to an armed conflict must “at all times distinguish between the civilian population and combatants and between civilian objects and military objectives and accordingly shall direct
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anticipated”. In other words, the principle of proportionality seeks to limit damage caused by military operations by requiring that the effects of the means and methods of warfare used must not be disproportionate to the military advantage sought.
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The principle of proportionality prohibits attacks against military objectives which are “expected to cause incidental loss of civilian life, injury to civilians, damage to civilian objects, or a combination thereof, which would be excessive in relation to the concrete and direct military advantage
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Violating either of the principles of proportionality or distinction constitutes a war crime.
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In wartime, is the premeditated blowing up of an entire apartment building filled with families where an alleged terrorist MIGHT BE visiting his girlfriend a war crime?
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I'm concerned that using Signal to transmit classified material to avoid mandated record-keeping is clearly a criminal action, but what really bugs me, and the media is not talking about is the following:
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There was a Superman/He-Man crossover comic in the 80"s, and a Superman/Alien crossover. He-Man/Alien crossover is far overdue, possibly involving the Radio Shack TRS-80 computer kids from the promotional Superman comic and Hostess Fruit Pies
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I know a way to solve this problem, but first a question:
Is Copcity insured against fire?
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Lebensraum
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Because international law is not a thing anymore
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The advantage of being an old fat guy is I could fake a plausible heart attack if I were placed in this situation
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In the Battle of Blair Mountain (1921) miners also engaged in combat with 2500 Federal troops and a squadron of bombers.
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Is "DDT" supposed to stand for Donald J. Trump? Genuinely confused.
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In the 1944 Supreme Court case Prince vs. Massachusetts, the majority opinion stated: "Parents may be free to become martyrs themselves. But it does not follow they are free, in identical circumstances, to make martyrs of their children'
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Something, something scalps
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I may have to throttle back on that because it is a family name in Russia.
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*gurgling stomach noises*
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If anyone is looking for news updates from actual under-attack federal workers, the CFPB union posts from @nteu335.bsky.social
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Link to the "public can disregard" t-shirt on your merch store please, I can't find it.
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I'm going to start calling people Krasnov, as in "look at THIS krasnov over here"