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@BowsacNoodle @sickburnbro @dictatordave Eh, yes and no. Technically, the way our government is set up is with checks & balances; a bill has to go through the House and the Senate, then the POTUS has the final say after all's said and done. Or is it Congress that has the final say? I forget now. Congress is a bit of an issue, because a lot of people in Congress are pawns belonging to globalists, ChiComs, and corporations in general. That proposal for Congressmen to have term limits never went through, either.
Given how America's been in recent years, I'm afraid that a bill that rescinds the rights of the aforementioned degenerates (child-molesters & zoosadists) will never pass. Not only would such a bill go against American ideals (freedom, civil rights, opportunities, etc), but most especially, it's [CURRENT YEAR]. I have heard the argument that people who want to have sex with children shouldn't have rights, and I personally agree with that, but try saying that out in public and expect people to sneer at you and call you a Nazi, because "you want to take away people's rights". Nevermind the context, of course.
But, don't take what I said too seriously. I'm too black-pilled about shit, and I could stand to fix that. I at least welcome counter-arguments about how my speculation (about a bill rescinding degenerates' rights never passing) is wrong.
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@BowsacNoodle @sickburnbro @dictatordave Ah, but to change the laws, I would have to be a despot. 😅
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@sickburnbro @BowsacNoodle @dictatordave > "As far as people that use power incorrectly, it could be them being immature - but it is still revealing."
Yeah; that's just it. If I had all that power, I would make sure it's for the betterment of society. But there might come a time when I feel like using some of that power for myself, and that would quantify "abusing my power". It probably wouldn't be okay if I used that power to get rid of people whom I thought deserved it, degenerates like child-molesters and/or zoosadists. 🤔
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@sickburnbro @The_Killah29 @dictatordave People....or, at least, populaces in various kingdoms, towns, cities, and regions back then, couldn't really do anything about it. People didn't know what was going on in their place's leadership. The only ones who would know would be those in government. Surely they could've done something, but maybe it was all happening right under their noses. They could've been bribed, too. That speculation aside, there definitely could've been people ignoring them manipulating their respective systems.
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@BowsacNoodle @dictatordave @sickburnbro Hmm.
I guess you're right. With all that power, there would come tremendous responsibilities. I don't think anybody's strong enough to resist the temptation. 😔
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@dictatordave @BowsacNoodle @sickburnbro Well, that's not what I meant, but you touch upon one of the capabilities I listed, the ability to sway masses to their side, so I'll cut you a break.
What I was trying to imply was that having all that power would require great responsibility, and I don't think anybody can resist utilizing those powers for misdeeds, like say "because they can". If we had the perks that they had, someone is going to abuse it. 🤔
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@sickburnbro @The_Killah29 @dictatordave How? By dick-riding?
I guess that's one way. 🤔
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@dictatordave @sickburnbro Somehow, some way, it makes sense. Not only are they God's chosen, but most especially, there's hasbara to justify how they can have that attitude of "We don't respect you, but you have to respect us," or whatever.
Honestly, theirs is something that we should envy. I get why people hate them, but do you not wish you had capabilities like they had? Access to infinite resources, possessing the knowledge to act above the law and be exempt of legal repercussions, the ability to sway the masses to your side....what does it take to have that power? I don't think being chosen by God is enough. 🤔
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@Dudebro @Deplorable_Degenerate @deVoid @EdBoatConnoisseur @Witch_Hunter_Siegfired @WoodshopHandman @nugger What happened in 2007?
I could take a guess, but before I do, I'm curious if it was something very specific.
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@alex The whole "denazification of Ukraine" thing is baffling. I get that there exists a neo-Nazi movement in Ukraine, but I don't think they encompass the entire population. Regardless, Putin being able to use it as justification for this shit in Ukraine is palpable, because the Russian media is state-run.....thus, Russian people are more susceptible to believing that Ukraine is full of Nazis.
Tucker is right, though. "Nazi" has become so overused throughout the decades that it's a title people can throw at someone for absolute piddling reasons.....like I'm one to talk, though; I use "Nazi" to describe someone with belligerent, authoritative capacities. For example, the globohomo, or even groups that the videogame industry has been catering to for years (who supposedly can strong-arm people in the industry).....who so happen to be troons, by the way.
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@alex People can say whatever they want about Jerry, all things considered. But, I think he deserves a little credit for not adhering to political-correctness in comedy.
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@Royper @TheEternalBungholio @RealRaul Hard to call white nationalists what they are when they fancy Azn women.
"But Dave, Asian women are white-coded!" Oh, fuck off.
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@MelGibsonafter4Beers @faithinhumanity_diminished @gh0st1984 @Jim I forget how that all went down. I felt that "Pizzagate" had legitimacy; it revealed that there were nasty things happening to children in the most innocuous of places, but was that one location thee source? I don't think that was the place. But, solely on account of how that wasn't thee place, people were able to dismiss Pizzagate, and if you tried to tell them that children were being trafficked & raped under our noses they'd just go "Nooo, nooo," and call you a conspiracy-theorist (if not a projector).
Like I said, though, I forget how it all went down. Was that restaurant actually a location where children were trafficked? I thought that restaurant had those paintings made by that one chick with a hundred personalities. I can't believe I forgot all that; I feel ashamed...
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@alex @ahmad Personally, my biggest gripe with the emoji system on Poa.st is that the little window that pops up when you select the Emoji icon can't be moved, in case you're unable to scroll down to see what's available on-screen. I've enclosed an example.....or two.
As for how emojis are taking up a huge chunk of data, well, I guess that's a valid concern, but I've got my own complaints. I bet they're not unique, either.
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Japan doesn't have the cultural problems that we have; I'd say that's one big thing.
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@BowsacNoodle @Tactical @Xenophon @BigDuck @Boomerman @DEERBLOOD @Owl @wgiwf I think the Third Reich was the first to implement some work-related policies, like PTO and even lunch-breaks. Though, the "government approval" part might be a deal-breaker, tantamount to one of the definitions of socialism (here, the definition being "the government takes care of you"). Circumstances determined how things were back then, though, which reminds me of someone back on deviantART, whom I remember saying that Hitler's leadership would have shifted from tyranny toward liberty after the war. Who is to say that during that period of liberty that the government would ease up on regulating part-time jobs? We'll never know...
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@Mamako @Zealist @professionalbigot69 @graf That reminds me....
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