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Right on par with the intelligence level of "Lock Her Up."
https://whowhatwhy.org/justice/jail-trump-get-it-over-with/
https://old.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/1btck27/jail_trump_get_it_over_with/
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Democratic strategist James Carville: "Too many preachy females’ are ‘dominating the culture of the Democratic Party" https://t.co/j0JcRtYDUd
— The Hill (@thehill) March 24, 2024
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I start off running into @jonathanagold of @GIFFORDS_org astroturf “Gun Owners For Safety” group. Immediately I discover a pretty big lie.
— avsterbone (@avsterbone) March 31, 2024
You see, part of his supposed “legitimacy” is supposed to be derived from the fact that he is a “NRA trained private pistol and gun safety… pic.twitter.com/nkGLMtDvxr
But wait, there's more! If you scroll down he gets owned over and over again
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I wanna be a janny
I wonder if theyll go after the people who put it there?
Wheelchair user, Oakland-born, 102-year-old, Victor Silva, Sr. often finds graffiti painted onto the back fence of his Oakland home. He has lived here and paid taxes for 80 years.
Earlier this month, he got a violation citation from the City of Oakland to remove it by Tuesday the 19th or face an $1100 fine, plus an additional $1277 for each failed re-inspection.
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You'll never believe what she tweeted that got her fired. Actually, yes you will. https://t.co/5TTeZvDkYV pic.twitter.com/dlwk4kumP7
— Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) March 30, 2024
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Holy smokes. Video allegedly shows the FBI showing up at a woman’s house to question her because of memes she posted on social media criticizing Joe Biden. They refused to show ID and identify themselves. https://t.co/OaWZzw8WJW
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 29, 2024
"oi u gotta loicense fer tat meme"
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Paying attention yet?
— James Lindsay, full varsity (@ConceptualJames) March 28, 2024
Personal ESG scores are a social credit system of tyranny based on ESG fraud and arbitrary power.
"Buying a gun, alcohol, or even clothing will all effect your overall ESG score. Not only will your purchases matter, but who you purchase from." pic.twitter.com/uDj0PFUb5u
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NEW: Inside Bank of America
— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) March 27, 2024
Updates from our tip line show screenshots from a @BankofAmerica employee revealing political donations that go to anti-LGBTQ politicians are labeled as "Bribery and Fraud".
BofA is using an organization called MSCI ESG Research LLC. It is a… https://t.co/bYn68NH2VR
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There is a reported plan of the Democratic National Committee and allied groups to try to block third-party candidates from the 2024 ballot. The contradiction is stunning as these groups raise money to “save democracy” by limiting democratic choice... https://t.co/8qeeopm24b
— Jonathan Turley (@JonathanTurley) March 26, 2024
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A motion proposed by the right-wing Alternative for Germany to give asylum seekers payment cards instead of cash in the state of Saxony passed by a single vote after a left-wing lawmaker went for "a joint" and missed the vote.
The move was debated by the Dresden city council on Friday, with anti-mass migration councilors calling on the city to switch to topped-up cards to prevent asylum seekers from spending taxpayer-funded cash benefits in the black market on drugs and prostitution.
After many hours of debate, and ahead of the vote at 6 p.m., left-wing councilor Max Aschenbach announced on his X account that he was "going for a joint" and subsequently missed the crucial vote.
Around 15 minutes later, he returned to the chamber and posted: "Just came back up and everyone is bullying me because the stupid AfD payment card application was passed with the votes of the CDU and FDP."
The motion succeeded by a single vote with 53 in favor to 52 against.
An inquest is now underway among the co-governing FDP party and the opposition CDU as to why local lawmakers voted in solidarity with the AfD motion, with the long-standing practice being that Germany's mainstream parties do not support AfD motions.
CDU leader Freidrich Merz said the decision to support the motion was "correct in substance but unacceptable in procedure."
"That was a mistake. And we will talk to those affected about everything else," he added.
The topic of migrant payment cards has made national headlines in recent weeks as Germany attempts to clamp down on the misuse of taxpayer-funded benefits and lessen the pull factors for the latest influx of new arrivals into the country.
Last month, the Free Democrats (FDP) even warned that they could pull out of the three-way left-liberal government if the Green party blocked a new rule mandating benefit cards instead of cash payments to migrants.
Local municipalities across the country have already introduced laws stipulating that benefits must be paid via payment cards instead of cash, but this contravenes existing federal law, namely the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act, which states that migrants should receive payments "primarily as a cash benefit."
Plans to amend the law to move towards a cashless system are underway to ensure that funds stay off the black market and remain in the country, preventing migrants from sending cash back home and taking it out of the German economy.
!chuds dude weed lmao