And when prices skyrocket and everyone but the hyper-rich suffers horribly, they will still blame it on “liberuhls” and “socialism” and any other boogeyman rather than accepting accountability.
BlameTheAntifa
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It seems to me that they were both right. If I didn’t know better, I’d be inclined to think that the wealthy and powerful used their works as a roadmap instead of a warning.
I remain in awe that someone who is Constitutionally ineligible to hold office, who is a rapist, and a convicted felon, an enemy of democracy, was not only on ballots, but won an election, and was permitted to be sworn in.
The US is not a country of law, nor a government by or for the people. It is a fully captured oligarchy.
I’m not my type.
And nevertheless still necessary to help protect these individuals from violent, institutional political persecution.
Until we start relentlessly clearing government and society of authoritarians, paper-thin protections like this are all we have, and we are ever likely to have again.
Don’t worry, silly things like law or Constitution don’t hold any power now. His Majesty King Trump is above such things.
I’d suggest doing a little reading on what the political spectrum means, because they aren’t.
When you think a Siberian winter is normal spring weather, even ice cream seems warm.
Florida man who is Constitutionally ineligible to hold office, mind you.
Let’s be honest, they already allow rampant, dangerous misinformation, bullying, and hate speech. They’re just being a little more honest about it, now.
You don’t have to be liberal to oppose a dangerous, criminal, fascist, narcissistic dictator. Props to the audience.
About $50, though it depends on the edition.
Twitter no longer exists.
But X links should, indeed, be banned.