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Mexico knew 22 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
I'll also bet they know of a LOT more than that too, and it's more about the show of compliance.
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Mexico knew 22 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
I dont know if they knew all of them but it was at least 26 people.
https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2019/06/06/business/06reuters-mexico-immigration-finmin.html
Also note that the NY Times is essentially opposition to the Trump administration and they still wrote this article. Meaning it's probably not fake news.
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Also switch your electricity supplier to one that uses wind or solar 6 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
I get that this is a cartoon, but how many people here believe corporations are the cause of global warming?
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Flawless logic 7 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Clearly, according to the headline, that is the opinion of all conservative mined people!
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Subpoenas are for subordinates... Silly 52 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Guest, do you think our goal, as a country, is to try to avoid conflict or hard feelings with other countries?
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Subpoenas are for subordinates... Silly 52 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
My point isn't that we should not vote for a 3rd party. My point is that the entire voting structure is rigged. Without Trump's presence in 2016 the Republican candidate would have been Jebb. A 3rd bush and a 2nd Clinton do NOT represent the two most qualified people our country has to offer.
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A vote is a total mirage if the only two options are hand picked by the real people who truely run the country.
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Subpoenas are for subordinates... Silly 52 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
If we would elect a 3rd party candidate, the sitting powers-that-be would stop at nothing to get them removed. They would use their media to slander them. They would make false accusations and use they're intelligence branches as "investigation" weapons to imply guilt. It would look a lot like.... well Trump.
He's arrogant and a bad role model, but Trump is the closest thing to a 3rd party we've ever had. He's an outsider, and the insiders (including Republicans) have done everything in their power to get him out.
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Subpoenas are for subordinates... Silly 52 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Guest is right in that congress wont issue a subpoena because they're bored. But they will clearly issue them for political purposes. Much to what famousone said above, there has been MASSIVE abuses of power in the last few years, and I'm not referring to the Trump administration. I'll bet some important heads are going to roll by the time this is all done. We'll have to wait and seen.
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Humans are trash, change my mind 15 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Thank you being such a shining example of open mindedness for all of those right wingers.
Humans are trash, change my mind 15 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Politicians have been campaigning on 'acid rain', i mean ' climate change', I mean 'global warming' for decades. 10-year predictions of impending doom have been around since the beginning and they have not come true.
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It's WAY more rhetoric than it is a plausible future.
Sex strike 5 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
That's exactly the outcome ultra conservative people want! No sex until marriage.
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The best President is one whom is intimately familiar with tax code. Prove me wrong 8 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Writing that showing losses is ideal is not tax fraud. The act of showing losses is very normal in business and doesn't even suggest illegality to people who understand accounting.
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Making abortions illegal will just make them more dangerous and more expensive 102 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Pregnancy is a very plausible outcome of of having sex. The mutual decision to have sex is where both partners enter into the risk. If the dude wants to avoid child support, his opportunity to do so was way back under the sheets (or portapotty, i dont judge).
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J sayin’ 76 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Wow, this fundamental argument sounds familiar.......
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Oh yah:
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Why punish responsible gun owners with more gun laws? Why not increase the punishment for the the people who already break the current laws?
I love it when the homepage answers its own question 11 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
So the goal is to "not have to do anything"?
A perfect world is one where everything is provided?
I doubt that's the case
Guy waited his whole life to make this serial number 7 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Uhhh, plumbing china doesn't have serial numbers. But that sticker is pretty funny!
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Old time! 6 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
No. No. No. Today's kids have it harder! You know, how they are FORCED to pay back the loans that they sign. Or how hard it is to find a way to make money in these times of limited opportunity! Did you know that for the first time in history, companies aren't willing to hand out high salaries for young people who haven't mastered skills or who don't yet know enough to bring high value to the team! First time ever (apparently)
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Ok, send the hate my way...
Ready. Set. Awful 13 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
We know :)
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Ready. Set. Awful 13 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
(The one on the left)
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Anon explains why he doesn't appreciate strong women 9 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Unfortunately it still is legal, depending on the country.
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Anon explains why he doesn't appreciate strong women 9 comments
princessmonstertru · 4 years ago
Fighting for recognition is hardly exclusive to women.
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Anon explains why he doesn't appreciate strong women 9 comments
princessmonstertru · 5 years ago
I think people, particularly when we are young, simply lack a great deal of prospective. I also don't think this lack of perspective is unique to recent generations as it's certainly been the case since the beginning of humanity. It was definitely the case for me in my youth! Honestly, its probably somewhat unavoidable.
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We just don't know what we don't know. It's just a part of life.
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This is how the turn tables turn 7 comments
princessmonstertru · 5 years ago
Lol
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Spiders are cool 12 comments
princessmonstertru · 5 years ago
I prefer to avoid spider bites regardless of the spider's intentions.
Spiders are cool 12 comments
princessmonstertru · 5 years ago
Courage clearly means different things to you and I.
I think our disagreement boils down to the value of a spider. You're value for them is clearly very high, and I respect that. My value for an individual spider or two is low enough that I'm not going to chase one around my home in hopes to catch it and release it. I'm just going to squish it and move on with my day.
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And 'no' to the irony. I like princesses. I don't particularly care for Disney. The two are not synonymous.
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I also reject your claim that there are zero spider bites that were not in self defense. Any person bit by a spider in their sleep would be one example to disprove it.