Its illegal for us but its perfectly legal for our government and feds to do the same and in far more worse circumstances. Funding foreign wars, funding terrorists, and proposing false flags in Cuba comes to mind. You can become a tool of the state with the right qualifications. What separates them from us? Nothing. I unwillingly feed the state my tax dollars. I MAKE their fucking salaries. They play with my money and do shit we can't. Fuck that, and fuck anyone who takes this system seriously. It's all a massive joke.
I like how they pretty accurately synthesized their problems (nigger worship, elitism, and tone deaf economic policy) but instead of saying "maybe we drop this shit" their plan is to just slightly repackage those items to mislead people.
Posts like this support my belief that most of us would have a lolcow thread if we had worse sec op.
To the Home Depot parking lot - gotta catch 'em all!
That's like the entirety of kiwifarms userbase, Null included
Nature is healing
Do you mean Trump's national security advisor, or the guy whose band sung "Fly Like an Eagle"?
Afghanistan might be closer; as you allude to, the terrain is just fucked, and it's barely a real country. It's certainly not overpopulated...
Don't give @Save the Loli any more ideas...
That really is something that low level Democrat plebs don't understand.
It's impossible for any country to be gayer than America. From birth, we are psychologically conditioned to fantasize about sodomy by black men in response to a mention of even the smallest criminal infraction.
So that is a yes? OMG I have so many questions!
it auto corrected "White" because the quotation marks indicated it was the start of a sentence, nothing more.
Meh, unless the terms are different from every other bounty system I’ve seen, the time and effort to actually collect $1,000 from the government is not worth it. They love to deny payouts for the shadiest shit.
Tried but can't be. The Canadian public sectors are collapsing.
That isn't even remotely true. What makes a country a country is its ability to own and maintain the land. Quebec splitting will never happen unless an entire schism of the country happens. They don't have the willpower or the resources to fight for independence from the rest of Canada. That being said, Quebec has eastern sea port access. Eastern sea port access is not the equivalent of western sea port access due to most things still being made in China and in that part of the globe. Quebec relies heavily on trade from the US and New York ports as well. So it's really difficult for Quebec to actually separate itself from Canada and the US. You can't really do it. If I'm Canada and you split from me, I cut off your western sea board access or make you pay out the ass in taxes to us for the CN Rails. If you try to go to South, Eastern cargo is friggin expensive because now you're directly dealing with Trump and the Panama Canal. As long as China is the dominant manufacturing power, Quebecoise becoming its own nation faces basic logistical challenges.
