The amount of damage inflicted by this admin will take over a generation to assess, if circumstances are stable enough to do so.
I think you'll eventually find that the United States has lost much of its credibility and goodwill forever.
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#12I cant believe they would lie about this ... i am sure that this is a totally isolated case and they have been straight forward and honest about everything else.
The DOGE refund cheque is due to arrive any day now.
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#14"Oh, those projections were over the life the expected costs,forecast out 10/15/20 years into the future. Everyone knows this is how you calculate such savings..."
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#15The amount of damage inflicted by this admin will take over a generation to assess, if circumstances are stable enough to do so.
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#16The amount of damage inflicted by this admin will take over a generation to assess, if circumstances are stable enough to do so.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think you'll eventually find that the United States has lost much of its credibility and goodwill forever.
for awhile, sure. but we can look at japan, germany, etc. and recognize that it wont be "forever". edit: woops, i guess everyone apparently still hates japan and germany and will hate them forever, too. does everyone still hate spain?
They're basically brand-new countries.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
for awhile, sure. but we can look at japan, germany, etc. and recognize that it wont be "forever". edit: woops, i guess everyone apparently still hates japan and germany and will hate them forever, too. does everyone still hate spain?
I'd really prefer not to learn the "don't put evil assholes in power" lesson the way Japan and Germany did. They're basically brand-new countries.
my point was that a couple generations is usually enough to heal most animosity, assuming the offending events cease
certainly in a thousand years, ~no one will remember.
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I'd really prefer not to learn the "don't put evil assholes in power" lesson the way Japan and Germany did. They're basically brand-new countries.
i hope that it is obvious i am not saying that... my point was that a couple generations is usually enough to heal most animosity, assuming the offending events cease certainly in a thousand years, ~no one will remember.