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Should be a wild four years.

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What a beautiful backhanded compliment:

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I really thought it was murder/suicide when I first heard it because the guy is so TDS'd

Trump didn't wish his opposition the best during the Charlie Kirk memorial, because that could have been him, all because said opposition engineered the mind virus to allow a fleshy virus like Thomas Crooks to attempt an assassination. People have the memory of a late-stage Alzheimer patient, why would Trump bother showing grace which won't be reciprocated?
 
Welcome back, brother! How’s the mood over in the TES thread?
We're laughing at how Trump keeps falling asleep because he's an old man and are disgusted with him celebrating Reiner's death and saying he had it coming. How are things here? I heard morale here has been low because of Trump's failures but not sure if that's true.
 
Trump didn't wish his opposition the best during the Charlie Kirk memorial, because that could have been him, all because said opposition engineered the mind virus to allow a fleshy virus like Thomas Crooks to attempt an assassination. People have the memory of a late-stage Alzheimer patient, why would Trump bother showing grace which won't be reciprocated?
I think people, even on the right, take for granted how horrible Butler was simply because of Abe’s Whisper and Trump handling the whole thing like an absolute Chad.

As horrible as Kirk’s death was it was not the same as an attempt on a political leader’s life that would have altered history.
 
A rally in Lewiston, Maine standing with Somalia immigrants

The organizers is Safiya Khalid who was a City Council member who now runs an NGO called Community Organizing Alliance

They’re demanding a bill be signed to stop police working with ICE to deport Somali and immigrants

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As always, a bunch of geriatric White people.

What's infinitely more insufferable than the hordes of thirdworlders is the traitorous generation above us that wants nothing more than to hand over their civilization to the most ungrateful subhumans on the planet at the expense of their own children.
 
I see you little guys are still upset that I don't want to be submissive to another man and want him to be king. I recommend you guys get your test levels checked because it's not normal to have test so low that you want to be subservient to an obese, elderly, senile, mush-brained pedophile who shits his pants
You're a whole hell of a lot more fun than the doomers we have been having here at least.
 
I guess it's a consequence of how their government is formed. From a political structure standpoint, the US has more in common with the EU than most countries.

I'm simplifying things wildly here, but: most countries are a single indivisible entity, ruled by a central government that makes internal/administrative divisions (regions, states/provinces/shires or whatever the local name happens to be, cities, etc.) based on history, politics and culture. The US, on the other hand, is a federation of 50 states, somewhat loosely bound to each other by some common interests (defense, logistics, economy/currency to name a few), and is built from the bottom to the top instead of top to bottom. This can be easily seen in their legal systems: the same behavior (i.e. smoking weed) can be a serious crime in a town, and completely unremarkable in the neighboring city just because they're in different states. Or how people have to research state laws when moving because, while in your home town the Sheriff enviously helped you load grandpa's antique rifle collection into the U-Haul, the mere sight of it two states over will have a SWAT team blasting your door down.
I know, I've explained it to other Chileans in regards to why the US has the electoral college thing and doesn't count votes directly (and whether or not a system similar to it could help solve the centralization problem I've been hearing people complain about for my entire life). My point is more to why the supposedly greatest country on Earth hasn't in almost 250 years managed to coordinate enough to set up a method to issue one card to everyone, in order to solve so many problems. Some replies say there's been attempts that failed or were perpetually kicked down the road, or that the passports were that universal ID. But none of that solves that they have to let Mysterious Negroes vote fraudulently for lack of that little card.


Which brings me to
Considering blue states openly fight the idea of voter ID, and are one bad day away from proposing elections via an open SurveyMonkey poll, I don't think that's happening any time soon.
I suspect it's because the Dems don't want so many problems solved, seeing as how they use said problems as tools to get power.
 
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We're laughing at how Trump keeps falling asleep because he's an old man and are disgusted with him celebrating Reiner's death and saying he had it coming. How are things here? I heard morale here has been low because of Trump's failures but not sure if that's true.

You bored of wrestling lately, brother? The thread sorely misses your presence. If you are though I don't blame you.
 
You figured me out, I'm all in on the goatfucking pedophile that got gangbanged by niggers in a desert.

Fuck you, you mentally ill, brown retard. I'll extend the advice above to you too. I've got half a dozen replies and every one of them was just brownoid seething and projection but not a single attempt at a coherent reply. Take your 80IQ shitskin routine back to /pol/.
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The white men who do get hired are often older and more established—or foreign. Several people I spoke with noticed that European white men don't seem to face these barriers. The reason, one professor suggested, is they exist slightly outside the American culture wars. Another is an administrative sleight of hand: Federal education statistics (IPEDS) classify foreign nationals outside racial categories. In other words, a white European on a work visa doesn't register as “white” in diversity metrics. Among new PhDs with definite academic employment plans, white temporary-visa holders are nearly twice as likely as white U.S. citizens or permanent residents to secure tenure-track positions (61.0 percent versus 33.1 percent in 2023).
Just thought this passage from an article in Compact was worth discussing. I had no idea this was a thing in the US lmao. Its retarded on so many different levels...
 
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