Trump: "Damn, this looks really bad. My political instincts are telling me people would like it if I said war was bad."
Liberals: "We must do the opposite of anything Trump says, so I guess now we're all just openly thirsting for genocide."
Trump: "Damn, this looks really bad. My political instincts are telling me people would like it if I said war was bad."
Liberals: "We must do the opposite of anything Trump says, so I guess now we're all just openly thirsting for genocide."
You get
Nights and weekends off
$200/hr but only for the first five minutes
The best health care a Dirt Owl can provide
Three people banned of your choosing
All the cum you can drink
Why ancient cities reliant on camel based trade would make camel travel a huge pain in the ass I have no idea
A pedestrian gate specifically designed to be too small to admit livestock has both general traffic and military applications.
But I've also heard "camel" meant "camel hair rope" and a few other variants. The core message remains "obnoxiously difficult" and anyone suggesting otherwise is lying
Honestly, it's a bit of a confusing verse
Training my AI to sort the lazy cops from the sadistic ones.
Can't just break ground without engaging in perverious degrees of animal cruelty to fulfill a 2000 year old writer's S&M fetish.
Star Trek was never actually that good.
People are just upset that TV isn't as Utopian in 2024 as it was in 1966.
Edit:
The fucking winning question was the names of the four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
That's insulting easy.
I was the only diehard TMNT fan in my tiny 6th grade class
How do I reach these kids!
"Mr. Prime Minister, sir! The unions are striking! Wipe off that blackface, and get to the strikebreaking room! Your people need you!"
https://www.saveourschoolsmarch.org/what-countries-have-a-pledge-of-allegiance-in-schools/
Philippines, Singapore, India, Nigeria, Indonesia, and Japan all have in-school pledges.
I think the impact of the pledges are heavily overstated, particularly as kids get older and begin to naturally rebel. Sort of like how D.A.R.E. was a failure, in large part because it was quickly apparent to a lot of teenagers that this stuff was inflated bullshit. The real value, I think (much like with DARE), is in identifying certain kids who are outwardly rebellious and singling them out for punishment. Pledges become a litmus test for general obedience.
No, because they'll just tune this bit out and insist Trump is the only one strong enough to beat Hamas.