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I don’t think he slithers out of spending time inside unless he stops breathing.
I’m thoroughly satisfied with either outcome.
I’m thoroughly satisfied with either outcome.
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He will only spend time in a soft prison/hotel for rich white folk anyway
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Lock him up! Lock him up!
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That’s not how it works for these offences.He will only spend time in a soft prison/hotel for rich white folk anyway
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Glad to hear thatThat’s not how it works for these offences.
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I don’t think he slithers out of spending time inside unless he stops breathing.
I’m thoroughly satisfied with either outcome.
I'd like to see him convicted and incarcerated before he stops breathing.
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We all know little Marco is referring to Democrat's, but he's absolutelt nailed the perfect description of Mango Mussolini here...
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Fox News tells viewers that smokey air is not dangerous:
This irresponsible Fox News post is yet another example of why I think that modification of free speech rules regarding what can be posted/aired/distributed needs to be revised to reflect the 21st century. Gullible citizens will eagerly consume this nonsense, refusing to take any precaution against breathing dangerous smoke-filled air.
In a nutshell: is society best served when the dissemination of counter-factual or counter-science content is virtually free of regulation? Or rather, as I firmly believe, counter-factual and counter-science/expert opinion content must be regulated in some fashion.
It's as simple as this: if a society can't agree on facts, there's zero chance that good governance is sustainable.
This irresponsible Fox News post is yet another example of why I think that modification of free speech rules regarding what can be posted/aired/distributed needs to be revised to reflect the 21st century. Gullible citizens will eagerly consume this nonsense, refusing to take any precaution against breathing dangerous smoke-filled air.
In a nutshell: is society best served when the dissemination of counter-factual or counter-science content is virtually free of regulation? Or rather, as I firmly believe, counter-factual and counter-science/expert opinion content must be regulated in some fashion.
It's as simple as this: if a society can't agree on facts, there's zero chance that good governance is sustainable.