ThrowawayPermanente @ ThrowawayPermanente @sh.itjust.works

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Less than it costs in the US, but still kind of a lot

Putting up barriers to committing a crime is more effective than punishment after the fact. It's already illegal to commit crimes with firearms, that doesn't mean they should repeal the Brady Bill. This also undermines the narratives about muh stolen election.

We are normal, it's the others who are weird

You have upset the balance of the universe, it must be restored. Go back and write a comment that is so crazy it might open people's eyes, but not so obviously a psyop that it gets removed.

We're always fighting the last war. Take their input seriously but also understand that the world you live in is different from the one they grew up in. They're trying to teach you how to stay safe under a dictatorship, they don't want your life to be ruined because you got mad about a thing once in college.

I spend my Soros cheques on board games

The bad part is that they support him, whether or not they consider him a real leftist is less important

Their version of Sympathy For The Devil was better, though

I thought this was satire and I was wrong

https://blog.mygotodoc.com/p/the-philosopher-king-vs-the-vampire

No video games? You used too be a real nerd, man, now you're just another normie!

Wow, grosss

Including oaths of office? Politicians would be miserable

Trump crafted the idea for a military parade after witnessing a lavish Bastille Day celebration in Paris in 2017. Top US generals and officials were less thrilled about the idea. At one White House meeting, when Trump addressed his idea with Air Force Gen. Paul Selva, then the second-highest-ranking general as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Selva suggested the idea was reminiscent of something often seen in dictatorships. When Trump asked Selva what he thought of the parade, Selva said he grew up in Portugal, which "was a dictatorship — and parades were about showing the people who had the guns." "And in this country, we don't do that," Selva said. "It's not who we are." Trump then asked Selva whether or not he liked the idea, to which he responded: "No." He added, "It's what dictators do."

Actually criticizing Hamas means you support Israel and think 100% of what they do is ethical

I definitely thought this would be and Xylitol, and I was wrong

Well this is awkward

$23.7 billion is nothing, are these guys a third world country or something?

This one honestly sounds amazing, it could be like an overnight train

A plumber can fix that in a couple of hours

What color do you want your dragon?