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I can't say I understand the logic of complaining about the deficit only to turn around and give the money away to another country.

How many billions do you have

Jfc this was staged. I can understand and tolerate it if this was a natural event, but the people who filmed this broke the goats legs and left it out there to be eaten. Apparently that is their shtick.

Fucking deplorable people.

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As a teen who was really into Action Shonen Jump series and got active in the community at the time, we all were thinking the same thing. The closets thing you're going to get for that is either Jump Superstar or Jump Ultimate Stars for the DS. Infinitely better game, but seriously broken as hell.

Making Musk look like the good guy is an insane feat.

It's based on the Japanese cover, which did have a pure white background.

Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) revealed to biographer McKay Coppins that the threat of physical violence effectively kept many elected Republicans from voting to impeach or convict President Donald Trump, even though they wanted to.

Coppins is doing the media rounds to promote his new biography Reckoning and chatted with Brian Stelter for a thoughtful interview, which Vanity Fair published on Thursday.

NYU Journalism professor Jay Rosen flagged one particular passage on social media, writing: Read this paragraph and tell me that the 2024 election can be responsibly reported using the same tools and terms in use for every national election.

The passage in question reveals that many Republican members of Congress wanted to vote to impeach or convict the former president but that the threat of political violence by Trump supporters effectively kept them from doing what they thought was right. Stelter writes:

One of the biggest revelations to me in my conversations with Romney was just how important the threat of political violence was to the psychology of elected Republicans today, said Coppins, who recalled Romney telling him story after story about Republican members of Congress, Republican senators, who at various points wanted to vote for impeachmentvote to convict Trump or vote to impeach Trumpand decided not to, not because they thought he was innocent, but because they were afraid for their familys safety. They were afraid of what Trump supporters might do to them or to their families. That raises a really uncomfortable question, Coppins said, which is how long can the American project last if elected officials from one of the major parties are making their political decisions based on fear of physical violence from their constituents?

Rosens question is extremely pertinent as we are closing in on being a year away from the 2024 general election, and the former president continues to ratchet up his dangerous rousing of rabble that creates the threat of violence that has been so effective for feckless members of Congress.

i don't know which game, but there's one where a boss is a Great Mighty Poo, and it's gonna fling his shit on you

Shouldn't Australia be two green stripes on the sides and then like five million square miles of brown?

Our world exists in the Mario canon.

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That's like the number 1 condiment people put on pizza. What's next, pepperoni?

BumP

Damn, he sure gets hard over this game. This is what, the third video hes done on it?

No, some fan tried to point it out in a magazine letter and basically got the response "Fuck off, nerd"