America's most senior general has declared the military will not intervene if Donald Trump were to decline to leave the White House following a disputed US election. In a letter to Congress, Mark Milley, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he did not envisage soldiers playing any role
Why is this an important factor for you? What if he "legally" cancels the election and its "technically" not a crime. Why would the spirit of the law or the letter of the law actually matter if they're hurting people?
I don't think we need to accept any of the premises involved in this article.
I don't care what Hans Vestberg thinks (the CEO of Yahoo's parent company).
I don't care what a general thinks.
I don't care how Trump feels about it.
I don't care what it's called when a kleptocrat steals power.
I don't care what it's called when workers take it back.
I care about workers and I care the idea that a kid born today can be safer and healthier in ten years than he is today.
It isn't
Oh okay. Sorry, I'm trying to do this new thing where I genuinely try to only focus on and say things I find truly important. I know its not a common posting strategy so I shouldn't have assumed you really meant what you said. But saying the important and positive things I care about seems to be making my life and lives of people around me better.
Only saying things you care about is actually pretty awesome. 10/10 would recommend.
I just shitpost and occasionally give questionable advice mate
Is that really working for you though? Long term, not just a short term rush from hitting the submit button. I really think helping kinda helps. It's sorta the whole point of leftist economics and politics. Cooperation vs competition. Shitposting is competitive and Cumposting is cooperative.
Let's all cum together and actually start a movement. Maybe we can pick someone who's not elderly to lead it this time, lol.
Yep