u/ubergeek

Didn't the SCOTUS rule that the state of Colorado MUST allow Trump to be on the ballot, even though the state had already determined he is ineligible per their rules?

I'm starting to think either you don't understand the topic, or you're being purposefully incorrect here.

So, the SCOTUS ruled the feds control who is on the ballots in each state, right?

There is no such thing as a federal ballot.

So, Donald wasn't allowed to appear on the Colorado ballot, being an insurrectionist?

Not anymore. The SCOTUS ruled already that they must accept have their ballots approved by the Feds, and feds can overrule their ballots.

But as it stands, I can go up to just about any young woman, and they more than likely would have (at least) been sexually harassed by a man.

Thats's most certainly accurate, since in the US, 1 in 5 women have been raped over the course of their lives.

So, Sexual harassment would be far more likely. I'd guess, 4 in 5 women, if not 5 outta 5.

I mean, he’s having an easier time getting laid than most of the people criticizing him on these forums so…

That's a bit of projection. Especially when a lot of people shit talking him on these forums are very likely in polycules...

Or he's your friend's weird, 28 year old brother, whose room is only lit with black lights, and UV reactive posters, has no job, smokes weed all day, and trips all the time, who tells you Mayans invented cell phones.

I said they were deemed unfit. Like women and children, the elderly, etc. Of course, some women were kept for sex slaves, too. Others were kept for medical experimentation, etc etc.

Yes, those 1.47 million were those deemed unfit for labor.

Nothing you said disagrees with what I said.

Dying wasn't the goal, for the concentration camps, either, generally. It was creation of a slave labor race. Generally, the ones who were exterminated right out where the ones incapable of work (In the German's eyes).

Kinda the same with slavery. Incapable of hard labor Black people were just put down.

And is murdering them via forced labor different if it only happens in select camps, versus in the cotton fields? Is time frame a difference, really? 6 years to die vs 20 years to die... Honestly, the former is likely more "humane"...

Well, because it would lead them to believe gang members are also being killed.

Nobody ever leaves CECOT alive so what are these gangs supposedly gaining by agreeing to this?

Loyalty from the gang members still inside.

Amazingly, gang leaders are very often able to operate even while in prison. And of course, there's possible hits inside of the prison system that need to be "taken care of" by members inside.

Prisons are just an extension, basically, for gang life.

I take one issue who you're replying to: Violent crime will go up, but first, there will be massive dollars on Bukake's head.

And, at this rate, definitely not denominated in USD... In between ink drying, and checks paid, it would likely be worth half as much at the rate we are going.

My employer paid 26k last year, for their portion of my insurance.

I paid 235/month for it.

Mr Glock, Mr FAL, Mr M2 Browning... choices could be endless :)

Last I looked, the US was a net exporter of oil and nat gas.

Nah, Putin already has marked the map with Trump's sharpie.

Everything anti-genocide is apparently pro-Russia... I've been accused of being a tanky, and a Russian shill; and well, I'm most certainly neither of them.

Those aren't fires, they are Roman Parking Lots.

Before that, though, we need SOMEONE to actually propose the articles...