this is just rank cowardice, the student very obviously disregarded the instructions and the assignment to antagonize her peers and instructors and provoke this exact reaction, society simply can’t function when the people in charge scurry like kicked dogs every time some troll bully says boo

it's the digital version of the white house demolition, so many things with archival value are lost for no fucking reason except to own the libs

The timeline these people are thinking in and the ultimate end goal they are working for is Twitter dunks.

Which is why they shouldn’t be taken seriously on policy; they’re not talking about policy!

The part I aways found irritating about this plan is how quickly Trump became unpopular both times meant that even if their awful dreams/delusional plans came through, it would mean the good things immediately got associated with the presidential equivalent of rat poison.

J.D. Vance’s Claremont speech was sacrilege against America, and we should be able to charge it as treason.

So, I looked at his art because of this recommendation, and the first piece I saw on there was really good.

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Speaking as a journalist, it has long been clear — and more so all the time — that something is *rotting* in the world of New York and Washington political reporting. Actively, visibly suppurating. Oozing with maggots. Even as many of the people in that world have denied it.

“How should we signify that this is an incredibly dangerous border where the soldiers of two nuclear armed states sometimes beat each other to death with sticks?”

“The text below a Minions meme.”

No, it’s a very good example. Phillip made a conditional statement, the Spartans pointed out it was a conditional statement, and then Phillip met the conditions and proved the statement true.

Impeccable logic.

Union forces had suffered some 5,800 casualties but inflicted twice that on the rebels. When a chaplain asked General Thomas whether the dead should be sorted and buried by state in the new military cemetery, the Virginian who stayed loyal replied "Mix 'em up. I'm tired of states' rights.” (21