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Should be a wild four years.

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Funnily enough, we already tried this in the early 2000’s. They were called Flex Fuel vehicles that ran on either gas or E85. For a second, they were sold everywhere and were suppose to be the new cool thing.

Unfortunately, they didn’t get better mileage and they didn’t really save drivers on money. It was dead in the water from the start.
Gas is still unbeaten in its convenience and efficiency. Electric still has to deal with batteries, and the dirty lithium mining, and the time it takes to recharge those vehicles. I've been reading about using hydrogen as the way forward if you want a clean alternative, since it's transportable, and clean. But I haven't looked into how efficient it is, or how cheap are the associated costs, of containment and what not.
 
Kind thoughts are appreciated.
Also Ireland needs to get it over with and just become the tax haven they were destined to be. A European Seychelles.
We're actually not as much of a tax haven anymore because our government cucked to the OECD and raised our corporate tax rate from 12.5% to 15%, so now it's easier for other countries to match us. Now it's easy for the orange man to just reduce the US rate to 15% and kill our FDI.
 
Foreigner Jeet being NYC mayor would be amazing because it would:

-emphasize how horrible ranked choice voting is (he has a good chance to win tonight based on ranking only, the way that bitch Murkowski won in '22 and Sarah Palin was denied a congress seat)
-he will destroy not just the city but the state as well, everyone else will vote red out of fear
-he will be so radical every day ala Saddick Kahn in London it will make immigration crackdowns better and wake up a lot of people
-it would likely influence the New Jersey race to be red and flip, because they don't want the menace across the bridge to get stronger
-it will ruin Cuomo's comeback attempt to be a 2028 presidential nominee
-it will make the democrats have to embrace his socialism that other democrats will not be able to escape or handwave away
-pajeets will be placed even higher on the "get them out of here" across the country
 
Re: the Denver thing (turning off license plate readers to thwart ICE), wouldn't it be really funny if the feds reminded Colorado's leadership that marijuana is still illegal federally and the ATF could cheerfully change its "just ignore it" attitude at any time, leading to shutting down those juicy dispensaries that deposit a massive pile of tax revenue into Colorado's coffers?

I think I found the problem with these assertions.

I honestly don't understand impeachment at all, the last 4 years just made it more confusing than i thought possible.
It's a fancy ritual surrounding the legal process of formally charging the President of the United States with a serious crime and prosecuting him for it. To simplify it, think of the House of Representatives as a Grand Jury (i.e. they decide whether to lay charges or not), and the Senate as the trial court (i.e. they decide whether the President is guilty or not, and if he is, they decide what his punishment should be) and jury. The difference is that the Grand Jury here is a big chamber full of hundreds of fucking idiots instead of just a small room of a handful of idiots, and "the jury" is one hundred other fucking idiots who decide on guilt and penalty.

The only other real difference between this and a regular legal proceeding is that the courts don't have the authority to remove the President from office (only Congress does), and the punishments available to Congress after conviction are limited to fines, barring from holding office in the future, and immediate removal from office (with or without barring from holding office in the future). Nobody even thinks of fines anymore and these retards only think in the here and now (so "future prohibition" isn't good enough), so "impeachment" these days always means "try to kick him out."

Otherwise, it's the same as any high-profile courtroom circus. Lawyers being pricks on both sides, heated arguments, witnesses and cross-examinations, all that bullshit. Highly publicized and edited for content, of course.

Noteworthy tidbits: there have only ever been four impeachments of American presidents. Andrew Johnson was the first, Bill Clinton was the second, and Trump was the third and fourth (they hate him so much they pulled the same shit twice, and the second one was filed and conducted after he'd already left office because they wanted to try to prevent him from being eligible to run again).

No American president has ever been convicted in an impeachment, much less removed from office. The whole fucking thing is a circus. Since Clinton was impeached, every individual Congress has had some dipshit write up an impeachment and shoved it into a committee, knowing it would get shot down (so they could claim "hey well I tried" to his constituents). For example, there were over a dozen attempts to get impeachment rolling against Barack Obama. Naturally there were several efforts to impeach Bush Jr. as well, and of course countless attempts to take a swing at Trump.

It's never accomplished anything. Literally wet farts. And an absurd waste of tax dollars and congressional resources.

it's actually not because the political boards suck and exist solely so i mods can move retard arguments out of on-topic boards.
lol I love this so much. This is the only site on the internet that's so open about tard-wrangling its users.
 
If Bibi fucks up the ceasefire Trump will remember what that rat-fuck did in 2020 and he will demand regime change in Israel.
America suddenly siding with Palistine would be the kind of ideological whiplash that breaks entire cohorts of the population. And I'm here for it.
 
NYC mayor would be amazing because it would:
I know him being mayor would destroy the second Sodom and make it lean more red but the worst people on the planet are hyping him up so much. It would be funny to deprive them of that little dopamine hit and watch the meltdowns ensue but I agree long term this is actually a case where accelerationism would really work.
 
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We're actually not as much of a tax haven anymore because our government cucked to the OECD and raised our corporate tax rate from 12.5% to 15%, so now it's easier for other countries to match us. Now it's easy for the orange man to just reduce the US rate to 15% and kill our FDI.
you can fit 2 Irelands inside 1 Wisconsin, our 23rd largest state, TWO!

You and the Welsh and the Scottish and the British need to either figure out how to work as a single nation or we are going to sell all 4 of you guys to disney and let them turn the British Isles into a giant themepark so people might be happy to go there for a change.
 
-emphasize how horrible ranked choice voting is (he has a good chance to win tonight based on ranking only, the way that bitch Murkowski won in '22 and Sarah Palin was denied a congress seat)
This is just the Democratic primary, he's going to run against Eric Adams and Curtis Silwa after that
 
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