Both of these things are true.
Not exactly so.
Also known as: Welcome to South Africa
Me and my bros in CS have been really hopeful that this will stop the bleeding that we've been experiencing, and hopefully give us a chance at survival in the face of being replaced by dishonest AI powered Jeets and Chinks.
Lunacy born from the inevitable result of letting crazy people run the asylum
He hasn’t posted for over thirteen hours, I’m guessing his obamaphone’s data plan is dry until his next welfare re-up.
Those casualty numbers aren't particularly grievous. Roughly 5k dead over two decades of occupation and fighting. I'm pretty sure we lost more people to suicide after they came back than we did in Afghanistan which frankly is the far more damning statistic than anything else.
2,000 deaths over a 20 year period is absolutely fucking nothing for a nation of 340 million. Idk what this slap fight was about, but the numbers you provided do not paint the picture of a "casualty heavy conflict".
Veteran suicides post 9/11 is over 30,000.
He should go for the 10 billion. You don't get to accuse the sitting president of being part of an international pedo ring, and simply walk away with a retraction everyone knows you don't believe in. A lot of "people" deserve to get fired over this, and forced to work in some inner city McDonalds for their frankly criminal actions.
I’m not saying it was, although if you factor out rapid medical response and modern battlefield medicine it would likely have been far higher.
Please refer to the above, and note also that the VA doesn’t look after the dead, it looks after the poor fuckers who come home missing limbs or with 60% skin grafts or breathing through a hole in their neck and not just guys who ‘dropped a 25lb plate on their foot in the gym’.
I mean the only thing that sucks is that my parents love the PBS cooking shows. but eh, we got youtubeRepublicans: Let's cut NPR
Media: omg big bird, elmo, it's for the kids
Republicans: sowwy
Trump: I'm gonna cut NPR
Media: omg big bird, elmo, it's for the kids
Trump: lol i don't care kysf
See how easy it is?
Remind me again why they should be allowed to stay in the country. Anybody that interferes with ICE operation should be deported with them. Obstruction of justice.
The authenticity of the letter is irrelevant. The story is that this letter, real or not, is part of the DOJ's trove of evidence. That's newsworthy in itself and is literally all the WSJ has to say for the case to be quickly dismissed. I expect the Trump team know that but just filing the lawsuit was the point.
i remember the comet pizza website got posted on something awful and people were struggling to come up with explanations for why a pizza shop and ping pong store had a secret apache server where they had password protected downloads of dozens of encrypted and obfuscated ~200mb zip files
And people were giving Karen's shit. It really is the only way to get shit done.Like Trump? Hate Trump? What matters is that it is now proven that bullying on the Internet works. The most powerful man in the free world was A-Logged to such a degree where he has resorted to the, "I don't really care about this you guys, but okay fine".
By God if you want to see change in this world you have to A-Log to make that change happen.
Imagine being an affluent American citizen who pays an unrealistically large amount of taxes and instead of the Police protecting you from foreign invaders you have to pay them while they're off duty to do so.
Does the article say the letter was ‘allegedly’ penned by Trump, or that it ‘was’ penned by Trump? Because the authenticity of the item and how it was described by the WSJ is absolutely relevant when a defamation lawsuit is in the offing.
As an edgy teen and aspiring writer, I one wrote a short story about a day in the life of a licensed vigilante in a dystopian future. In retrospect it was early cyberpunk before I think the term had even entered the lexicon, and my biggest surprise is that it is taking longer than expected to come true. Good to finally see some steps in the right direction.
Sounds like a fuckin' Family Guy cutaway if you ask me.
That would actually be a big step above South Africa. I don't know a single company that offers private security as a perk for coming on. My suspicion, based on what happened here, is that military veterans will become massively in demand for their know-how in the private security industry. If that happens, what you may see for the first time is actual competition with the military for well trained guys. I guarantee you that private security will pay MUCH better than the military though. So it stands to be seen if they will respond to this by demanding regulations on private security or beefing up the GI Bill
