Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?
US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)
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I am the Muffin Maker
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Most of the replies are things like hummus, some kind of lamb on a spit, baklava, etc. It's all really the food of the Ottoman Empire - but it is quite good so that's your answer, it's just so ubiquitous you probably don't think about it.
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McCollum's mother got interviewed by FOX News. If you remember, she is the one who had that 8 minute call on the radio calling Biden demented and that all his voters killed her son.
"I could only stand 15 seconds of his scripted, fake apology before I had to walk away."
"I could only stand 15 seconds of his scripted, fake apology before I had to walk away."
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Those faggots still infest my tarkov severs. I doubt those video game laws are really enforced in China.
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Still literally no proof Trump said that, other than a heavily biased liberal saying they thought they heard him say it.
It would also literally run counter to everything Trump has ever done, dude has a hyperboner for the military and people in it.
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This thing about the NPCs and OMG NEW FOOD! tells me that they are at the end stage of bourgeois. Their lives so full of option decadence it's become hollow, they have 51 flavors of ice cream, and they've eaten so much of all of it they've become bored of it. Damn the consequences of letting in tens of thousands of barbarians who WILL kill people in flashy and spectacular ways, I NEED MY 52nd FLAVOR!!!!!
Also R.I.P. those service dogs, hopefully the 100's of them they just let free in Kabul (and probably elsewhere in Afghanistan) were all attack dogs and given the kill at will command before being set loose.
Also R.I.P. those service dogs, hopefully the 100's of them they just let free in Kabul (and probably elsewhere in Afghanistan) were all attack dogs and given the kill at will command before being set loose.
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they literally cant. Example..the nintendo switch.
The chinese nintendo switch has an extremely limited game capacity. Anyone who lives with a minimum amount of wealth buys an illegal 'non region' version and can play any switch game.
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Oh. You can just "waive" a congressional "mandate", huh?
Can people just ignore mask mandates then?
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So how do you think the media will spin several families of the 13 service members who died in Kabul being piss at Biden. Can't wait to see the Biden Simps response
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Don't be silly. Only peasants are supposed to follow the rules, not the nobility.
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Didn't Trump want to leave Alganstain becuase he was tired of seeing young men caskets. Also John Bolton who despite being a Rino even came out and said that wasn't true.
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Hippopatumus
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The Patriot Act expired
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Bongland is being ethnically replaced, but the kebabs and their barber shops where worth it.
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The {{{necessary}}} provisions were reintroduced in some bill or other, I don't remember, need to check.
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Okay, it did expire but EFF says the following that will be used by your gov't:
- Pen Registers: These allow the government to collect “dialing, routing, addressing, or signaling information” including telephone numbers dialed and Internet metadata such as IP addresses and email headers. There are two pen register statutes, one for foreign intelligence surveillance and one for law enforcement. Both rely require only that the pen register be likely to obtain information relevant to a national security or criminal investigation respectively. Until the end of 2011, the NSA used the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) pen register statute to conduct mass surveillance of Internet metadata, much as it still uses Section 215 for mass collection of telephone records.
- · The Pre-Patriot Act Business Records Provision: Before the passage of the Patriot Act in 2001, FISA contained a provision allowing the government to obtain business records from transportation carriers and storage facilities. Harley Geiger of the Center for Democracy and Technology has pointed out that under a June 1 sunset, FISA would simply revert to this provision.
- · An ECPA “D Order”: Under Section 2703(d) of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), the government can get a court order for information from ISPs or other communications providers about their customers, including the sorts of metadata the government gets with Section 215. To get a D Order, the government must provide “specific and articulable facts showing that there are reasonable grounds to believe that . . . the records or other information sought, are relevant and material to an ongoing criminal investigation.”
- · Grand Jury Subpoenas: Given that Section 215 explicitly says that the FISA Court (FISC) “may only require the production of a tangible thing if such thing can be obtained” with a grand jury subpoena, it’s apparent that a grand jury subpoena is a reasonable substitute, at least where a grand jury can be convened.
- · National Security Letters (NSLs): Similar to subpoenas, NSLs allow intelligence agencies to collect records from a range of entities including telecommunications providers, financial institutions, credit reporting bureaus, travel agencies and others. Nearly all NSLs include self-certified gag orders, which EFF has successfully challenged as unconstitutional. Nevertheless, the FBI and other agencies can use NSLs to collect much the same information as Section 215, although the government has also misused NSLs to obtain communication records not authorized by the NSL statute.
- · Administrative Subpoenas: Many federal agencies have the authority to issue subpoenas for customer records in their normal course of business. These authorities are extremely widespread, comprising 335 different statutes by one count.
- · FISA Warrants: Under FISA, the government can get warrants from the FISC for electronic surveillance and physical searches in the context of national security investigations. Although these require a higher showing—probable cause—statistics compiled by EPIC show the FISC routinely issues them, and has done so since FISA was passed in 1978.
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Have we gotten any news from the class that was stuck over there unable to evacuate? I have a suspicious feeling that's not going to end well.
Also, mildly offtopic but something to share with the class:
If anyone vitriolically hates Twitter as much as I do yet still clicks through the links to see the discourse around the tweets posted here, you can block the stupid join and redirect Twitter does when you're not logged in by blocking cookies entirely. If you're in brave, just go to brave://settings, search for 'cookies' and add [*.]twitter.com to the blocklist at the very bottom (and don't be a regex tard like me and automatically type .* instead of *.) Also works for Quora, WaPo and several other paywall news sites.
Also, mildly offtopic but something to share with the class:
If anyone vitriolically hates Twitter as much as I do yet still clicks through the links to see the discourse around the tweets posted here, you can block the stupid join and redirect Twitter does when you're not logged in by blocking cookies entirely. If you're in brave, just go to brave://settings, search for 'cookies' and add [*.]twitter.com to the blocklist at the very bottom (and don't be a regex tard like me and automatically type .* instead of *.) Also works for Quora, WaPo and several other paywall news sites.
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Always with the food with these types isn't it? So used to everything being at their convenience and assume it still will be due to the influx of afghanis, the fact that these people just came from a country in shambles doesn't even register in their minds.
Like Afghanis would even want to surround themselves around people who don't even speak the same language, gawk at them and view them a some sort spectacle or as exotic lmao. Who's to say they won't form their own little enclaves and ghettos? You won't be seeing restaurants with "good" food within the first or second generation. At most the odd little bodega here and there but I doubt these people will ever shop there let alone step foot anywhere near it.
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