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r/world

Ding ding ding
r/agedlikemilk

This comment is hilarious. Which president pardoned cop beaters again? Lmao. Nice to see you look down on fast food workers too like a typical elitist, but it turns out McDonalds hires people like Trump to serve their fries, good self-own there. B-b-but Biden!, no one cares, Biden is a private citizen now. Catch up with times. Also yes, the pendulum will swing in the other direction one day, and Im looking forward to it.
r/world

It actually is holy shit. Over 5 million republicans. Probably more republicans in California than whatever inbred state youre from.
r/agedlikemilk

Biden also never deployed the national guard. There were riots under Trumps first term too so by your own logic orange man is definitely bad!
r/world

Two simple questions, When was the mural vandalized? When did the protests start?
r/agedlikemilk

No, I dont realize that because its bullshit. Violent crime was down under Biden, compared to orange mans first and second terms.
r/news

Its always proper procedure for the white suspects, isnt it?
r/news

Tbh the military might be more trustworthy and upstanding than the current state of the police force. At least they have actual discipline and accountability. Im not justifying, just pointing out that todays police are pretty far removed from the ideal of to serve and protect. More like serve you your ass and protect the interests of the rich.
r/LegalNews

Because some people think its appropriate to deport wives/mothers of US citizens with no criminal history while at the same time accept a 34 time felon who still had multiple other pending felony criminal trials becoming president of the U.S. This country is currently asinine and contradictory. We want to be black and white when it comes to applying the law to non-violent and productive immigrants but give a pass to the most powerful and consequential position in the US government. Get the felon out of the White House before you start espousing about the law and whats legal.
r/Music

I just think about how Stockton Rush would claim, with a straight face, that there was literally no safer place to be than in his submersible. And then I think about how modern society reveres the rich as being geniuses and great innovators. No doubt, some are smart, and innovation requires some risk. But Stockton Rush is proof that many of these rich people are just high on their own farts, and are dangerously stupid. He wasnt reinventing the wheel, instead he circumvented safety regulation and defied his peers in the field who warned him his design was doomed to fail.