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What does it mean to be not expensive? How much do all the not very expensive endeavors as up to?
a spec on the budget compared to retiree support, military and healthcare.
Let's not forget those from the big tech (you know the names) who kneeled before the king.
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"Proffer a strongly worded capitulation" was probably too much for publication.
Or scientists know how to count and see that one number is larger than another; and understand that that's an important factor in many political systems.
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77,302,580 Americans made it happen. 87,037,184 voting-elligible Americans sat it out.
Sat it out, or were forced out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republican_efforts_to_restrict...
The logical conclusion then if despite everyone voting D then getting their votes tossed out is either violent revolution or liberation with the aid of another nuclear-armed state.
Just doing random evil things for no benefit? At this point it's just wanton vandalism. Punks in suits smashing windows and setting fire to cars. Can anyone here, hand of heart, say "I agree with this decision"?
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That makes no sense whatsoever. Voting for Trump (or anyone with an R by their name) is wrong; sitting out a vote is wrong. Why save all the blame for the side that actually put up resistance, however ineptly?
> Why save all the blame for the side that actually put up resistance Resistance is one definition, I guess. A very loose definition. I'd call it what it was. Career sociopaths decided to put a career sociopath on the ballot instead of someone the left's citizens would actually like.
What really puts all of this into perspective for me is I work in academia and one of my friends works for a defense contractor. He told me the maintenance cost per flight hour of F-35 was a bit more than $40k, which is significantly more than I make in a year as a grad student. It's crazy basic science is what's been the focus of so many cuts while it's so cheap.
What really puts all of this into perspective for me is I work in academia and one of my friends works for a defense contractor. He told me the maintenance cost per flight hour of F-35 was a bit more than $40k, which is significantly more than I make in a year as a grad student. It's crazy basic science is what's been the focus of so many cuts while it's so cheap.