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If it quacks like a duck, if it walks like a duck, maybe, just maybe its a duck. They will still give some political grace saying its jot PC to call him a nazi even if he starts calling tump "mein fuher", starts preaching mein kampf, and starts building oddly large ovens.

Fun fact, it's not even the year of the snake yet...

I agree, people disagree, seriously, I don't care about the tweering stuff, but, say I gather 20-50 people and hold a demonstration at what, city hall? State Capitol? My local, and stae government wont change. So what am I supposed to do? go to a republican state and cause aimless mayhem? Am I supposed to take a semester off from college and work with the funds I do not have to travel to D.C. and what call for him to step down? His impeachment? Better accountability? He wont, his party wont.

What's needed is not a protests, not a demonstration, not even a riot could seemingly change this. Realistically it would need to be a revolution. and Realistically people living paycheck to paycheck are not highly motivated to throw away thier life so they can risk thier life to start a "revolution"

I think another point is hope, even if people start large protests, riots, etc. What can it achieve, who will achieve it? Short of a full revolution, will anything have an effect?

Trump wont step down even if the country is alight, with republicans in power in senate they wont impeach or muzzle trump.

Any sort of protests needs ro have a goal, something you can imagine it will achieve. If you cant picture anything postive coming from it, why would you want to?

I always appreciated the professors that looked out for us and warned us of the places not to get any textbooks from, with links so we could recognize what to avoid, of course.

Then we'd get a professor that gave up doing anything and had us buy a $200, license (with a $200 textbook) to an online course that taught and graded his class.

Top of my feed a book I know and loved! It was definitely a fun book and didn't forget its premise at the end. I agree If it was all dark it wouldn't be such a fun read, but even some of the darker moments are given some humour, I loved the take on trope. That book lead me to read some other series such as "Old man's war" which was, imo, another intresting take. That one has the premise of "Alien intergalactic war fought by senior citizens given the bodies of super soldiers". So you get wisdom and dont give af of a seasoned widow with the power of a 20's genetic super soldier.

psychosomatic. Heaters are expensive to run, but if I'm just running my pc, I "Have to" be running that so it doesn't feel more expensive. I have heaters I just keep not turning them on until its too cold.

fair, I should be saying 0x709

I got a laptop for work, using it at home and I want to use my computer because if I just use my laptop its cold. When my pc runs the rooms is nice and toasty.

MDCCCI

Yeah, it took me long enough to get used to the changes in 5, I like the game and am somewhat inclined to stick with it.

Literally, I see this, oh, 7 is releasing? I should start playing 6....

1% or less.

1. They probably wont nullify the 2 term limit, can't easily go back and after trump, will there be a democrat monarch?
2. He wants fame and wealth, he will burn everything to get it. In this term he will burn the most of the bridges with his backers.
3. His actions will accelerate the victory or death of his backers. Either his backers wont need him or cant back him, so he probably will get waning support.
4. He may not live until the end of his term, let alone a third.
5. He is too prideful, he wont bow to being a VP and will pull something that will sabotage the president on ticket.
6. U.S.A. or the world may be destroyed in the next 5 or so years.
7. He will try at least 1 coup this term, i'd be suprised if it wasn't more. He will fail and/or drag the nation to civil war in the process. He doesn't have the backing of the army and not all states are under him

For any of these reasons or a combination therof, makes him serving a third term highly, highly unlikely.

Yes, i'm not saying ford was good but, he could be argued to be labeled genius or inventor, he did do _something _ himself. Musk is all bark, no invention, no genius, just money in tech.

That is for employment/workers, not housing. Under equal opertunity employment you cannot discriminate agianst someone 40 or over.

For fair housing, you must not discriminate, such as refuse familys with minor children, except in a number of cases,

one being if 80% of the dwellings units must have at least one occupant who is 55 years of age or older and the community is made and operates as a 55+ place.

Yet, Ford had some ammount of engineering sense and worker spirit. The Model T, which helped revolutionize cars, was actually engineered by Ford. Everything Musk is famous for making, was engineered by other people.

but they could pay thier workers and stimulate the economy, I mean that's why they get the money, it's called trickle down economics.

Do they do that, no.

Does it work...no.

(Sarcasm)

It went from bribery to "trickle down economics" and now I think they call it the cost of keeping business.

I did not know anyone really hated that movie, watched it and recommended it to some people. Yeah, the rock not doing it great, but it was a solid film imo, it was an interesting and funny twist on winter mythos. Not great, not worthy of a sequal, but solid.

The Federal Communications Commission, lacks the authority? Then who has the authority. This is the same and sets a precedent for, say, cellular companies. Oh, your a Verizon customer, sorry you can't call this company.

Gives me the idea to get a plate....I have a spot for a camelbak on my backpack, I could put in a plate and have yet another reason my backpack is called "wierd".