Archmagnus
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Not anymoreSo we now have obstruction of justice charges on the plate.
This makes it legal again to destroy evidence.
Not anymoreSo we now have obstruction of justice charges on the plate.
Not anymore
This makes it legal again to destroy evidence.
Not anymore
This makes it legal again to destroy evidence.
China maybe.. certainly but iran? why? this seems... unlikely.Because Orange Man Bad, and because they do not care what Biden and the Dems do to Trump supporters or to the shrinking middle class.
They are willing to sell our nation out to China and Iran, while allowing the lockdowns that destroy small businesses and drive so many to suicide.
Not anymore
This makes it legal again to destroy evidence.
That kind of thing apparently had already happened 3 or so years ago:Now I have to say, this is suspicious but also based. You guys want to inspect the machines? Sure, we just need towipe them clean firstupdate them first.
Normally, this would be seen as tampering with evidence and not allowed but its allowed her for reasons.
Youtubers that I have watched has been discussing about possible fraudulent votes in past elections and that many past elections have had these exact situations happen just not on the scale that apparently has happened for this election.That kind of thing apparently had already happened 3 or so years ago:
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APNewsBreak: Georgia election server wiped after suit filed
A computer server crucial to a lawsuit against Georgia election officials was quietly wiped clean by its custodians just after the suit was filed, The Associated Press has learned.apnews.com
If the other side is going to cheat to the point of making the entire process a complete sham, what exactly is the point of playing by the rules anymore? People are going to start asking themselves that question.
All of it. Elites gotta elite.If we go by historical precedence Trump is essentially the first Grachi brother, if trump fails there will be a second one.
The democrats will of course through an absolute bitch fest when the second reprentative of the populist movement comes but he/she will be the last chance at peaceful reform. IF that person is obliterated then all chance of a peaceful outcome ends. The urban elites will cheer but will have also fucked things up at this point civil war is invitable.
As some one who likes history its frustating that people insist on learning things the hard way and fucking things up for themselves, Its hard to tell weather its ignorance, arrogance or stupidity or a mixture of all three.
One of the things I love doing in my free time is listening to history podcasts; with The History of Rome being one of my favorites. The parallels one is able to draw between what's happening right now here in American, and what lead to the fall of the Roman Republic, are downright scary. Even though it's been thousands of years since then, people really haven't changed all that much, have they? We're still the same dumb animals at heart, and probably always will be.If we go by historical precedence Trump is essentially the first Grachi brother, if trump fails there will be a second one.
The democrats will of course through an absolute bitch fest when the second reprentative of the populist movement comes but he/she will be the last chance at peaceful reform. IF that person is obliterated then all chance of a peaceful outcome ends. The urban elites will cheer but will have also fucked things up at this point civil war is invitable.
As some one who likes history its frustating that people insist on learning things the hard way and fucking things up for themselves, Its hard to tell weather its ignorance, arrogance or stupidity or a mixture of all three.
Honestly, I see us as the true successor to the Roman Empire, except we WILL last longer.One of the things I love doing in my free time is listening to history podcasts; with The History of Rome being one of my favorites. The parallels one is able to draw between what's happening right now here in American, and what lead to the fall of the Roman Republic, are downright scary. Even though it's been thousands of years since then, people really haven't changed all that much, have they? We're still the same dumb animals at heart, and probably always will be.
One of the things I love doing in my free time is listening to history podcasts; with The History of Rome being one of my favorites. The parallels one is able to draw between what's happening right now here in American, and what lead to the fall of the Roman Republic, are downright scary. Even though it's been thousands of years since then, people really haven't changed all that much, have they? We're still the same dumb animals at heart, and probably always will be.
For starters transfers of power is less violent at the moment.Honestly, I see us as the true successor to the Roman Empire, except we WILL last longer.
I'd prefer being a successor to the Roman Republic personally; for one thing, the seemingly endless civil wars of the Roman Empire would be unpleasant to live through, to say the least. I'd rather we not have our own year of four, five, or even six presidents.Honestly, I see us as the true successor to the Roman Empire, except we WILL last longer.
The roman Republic is better yes. As long as we don't get a nero.I'd prefer being a successor to the Roman Republic personally; for one thing, the seemingly endless civil wars of the Roman Empire would be unpleasant to live through, to say the least. I'd rather we not have our own year of four, five, or even six presidents.
Not really a Republic issue, considering the fact that Nero was an Emperor.The roman Republic is better yes. As long as we don't get a nero.
The Roman Republic is actually the one with the endless civil war, the empire was actually born because of just how instable the republic had become (multiple civil war per generation).I'd prefer being a successor to the Roman Republic personally; for one thing, the seemingly endless civil wars of the Roman Empire would be unpleasant to live through, to say the least. I'd rather we not have our own year of four, five, or even six presidents.
Only towards the end; the Roman Empire, meanwhile, kept having civil wars throughout its existence. Seriously; look at it. Keep in mind, both the Republic and the Empire lasted about the same number of years; the internal strife of the latter period dwarfs the former by several orders of magnitude. "Multiple civil wars per generation"? Try living through more civil wars than you can count on both hands; that's how bad it got in the Empire.The Roman Republic is actually the one with the endless civil war, the empire was actually born because of just how instable the republic had become (multiple civil war per generation).
Sorry for the slight derail.