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He's immune to impeachment, already has been. And he's a convicted felon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
Don't worry, the cops are keeping the streets to live in safe to starve to death at.Quote:
Originally Posted by Till
Does the constitution allow the people to forcibly remove a president in circumstances like this?
Yes, 2nd Amendment and militias.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
It's kinda weird... I'm actually thinking of investing in some stuff that is crashing hard :lol
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I'm guessing most militias are pro-Trump tho? :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Till
What about multiple states seceding?
that's not quite true most are "pro america" not trump or anyone else for that matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
that would cause a lot of problems and I don't see it happening mostly because no governor has the balls to do it and wouldn't have any military support and there's no militia big enough to take on the us armed forces.
The pro-Trump militias will throw him under the bus when they and their families are starving to death. Even red states will secede.Quote:
Originally Posted by deadlegion
Yes, and you can't order soldiers to kill their friends and family in an all-out bipartisan militia to impeach a president getting everybody killed scenario.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
thinking about this tariff bs has me thinking about how much armed robbery is going to increase by the end of the year I'm thinking specifically warehouse robberies and commercial hijackings and if the black market is going to thrive.
shouldn't it be "gay new america" :pwacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Till
I've been playing sea of stars lately. I thought I was close to finishing it but it looks like there's more to it than I thought it was looking like it was going to only be a 20-25hr rpg.
aside from the rather generic rpg story and meh characters the game does have good gameplay and pretty good music they did a really good job balancing rpg battles and puzzles together though battles could have been a bit better since the rely heavily on timing mechanics the only other complaints I have is money is very scarce and there's no way to "fast travel" back to villages(at least so far)
When the Romans raised tariffs heavily it caused out-of-control inflation, lost taxation on imports because goods were traded on black market. Then the Dark Ages, which in our emulation of Roman culture in this alphabet you're reading with the impending second Dark Age will feature self-lit radioactive glass parking lots this time around therefore we're more advanced nuclear shadows on glassified sidewalks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grouch
https://news.uchicago.edu/story/doom...conds-midnight
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