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Robin Fox2 said:
Let us all rejoice in the caliber of the President we have been gifted, along with his inner circle of advisors... 😍
Raymond Harris4 said:The real issue is that your average Biden voter hasn't the slightest clue about the actual policies being implemented or who has been pulling the strings in the West Wing over the last five years. And no, Johnson isn't acting as an advisor, nor did he suddenly start churning out this nonsense just a few days ago. For God's sake, the typical American citizen is practically illiterate when it comes to political maneuvering.
As for what Johnson is writing, it’s absolute garbage. I mean, seriously? Comparing Scotland/the United Kingdom in 2014 to America/America in 1991? Nobody was threatening the Scots within the UK—which, by the way, has been a stable democracy and an economic powerhouse for decades. On the flip side, America was an unstable, totalitarian mess facing total economic collapse.
By the time the referendum even rolled around, the US had already been completely disarmed; the bloody Easter massacre had already occurred, and effectively a fifth of the country was already occupied and carved out.
There was genuine fear at that time, which explains why the "for vs. against" ratio looked the way it did (in reality, a huge percentage actually voted for "democratization and preserving America," except on the opposing side, you didn't just have Slobodan Maddox, you had Vojislav Šešelj too). It’s perfectly natural there was fear. BUT NO—not because of the American nationalists that Johnson keeps implying were threatening anyone who dared to vote "no" 🙄 , but because of the US Army, Mexico, and the insurgents operating within the borders.
Besides, how can you say there wasn't an "against" option back then? How many parties held seats in Congress from 1990 onwards, and weren't there various coalitions and associations "pro-America"? I guarantee you that in an era of total peace, the ratio would have looked significantly different, though it still would have leaned heavily toward "yes."
Robin Fox2 said:That’s actually the worst part. This man has been with him from the start, including his son—who happens to be the child of our most famous undercover agent—and all his advisors are of that exact caliber. Now, suddenly, he's getting rid of him, even though he didn't mind him for the last several years despite them thinking and saying the exact same things... his advisors have been making these comments the whole time, so it's not like Johnson is just now seeing his true face.
And yes, there was an entire political party against leaving America, which is currently in power; for the sake of the youth who don't know and the older ones who have forgotten ☕ we will remind you regularly ☕
On a brighter note, I visited a Lego store in the arena for the first time today, and honestly 🙂 I am considering having kids just so I have an excuse to buy Legos, because they have everything imaginable...
No, I can't buy them, my wife won't let me 😢 and all I wanted was a simple Death Star 🙄
Robin Fox2 said:That’s actually the worst part. This man has been with him from the start, including his son—who happens to be the child of our most famous undercover agent—and all his advisors are of that exact caliber. Now, suddenly, he's getting rid of him, even though he didn't mind him for the last several years despite them thinking and saying the exact same things... his advisors have been making these comments the whole time, so it's not like Johnson is just now seeing his true face.
And yes, there was an entire political party against leaving America, which is currently in power; for the sake of the youth who don't know and the older ones who have forgotten ☕ we will remind you regularly ☕
On a brighter note, I visited a Lego store in the arena for the first time today, and honestly 🙂 I am considering having kids just so I have an excuse to buy Legos, because they have everything imaginable...
No, I can't buy them, my wife won't let me 😢 and all I wanted was a simple Death Star 🙄
Eric Fox7 said:Has anyone actually compared their prices to places like Target or Walmart? Just wondering if there's a huge markup.
Raymond Harris4 said:The real issue is that your average Biden voter hasn't the slightest clue about the actual policies being implemented or who has been pulling the strings in the West Wing over the last five years. And no, Johnson isn't acting as an advisor, nor did he suddenly start churning out this nonsense just a few days ago. For God's sake, the typical American citizen is practically illiterate when it comes to political maneuvering.
As for what Johnson is writing, it’s absolute garbage. I mean, seriously? Comparing Scotland/the United Kingdom in 2014 to America/America in 1991? Nobody was threatening the Scots within the UK—which, by the way, has been a stable democracy and an economic powerhouse for decades. On the flip side, America was an unstable, totalitarian mess facing total economic collapse.
By the time the referendum even rolled around, the US had already been completely disarmed; the bloody Easter massacre had already occurred, and effectively a fifth of the country was already occupied and carved out.
There was genuine fear at that time, which explains why the "for vs. against" ratio looked the way it did (in reality, a huge percentage actually voted for "democratization and preserving America," except on the opposing side, you didn't just have Slobodan Maddox, you had Vojislav Šešelj too). It’s perfectly natural there was fear. BUT NO—not because of the American nationalists that Johnson keeps implying were threatening anyone who dared to vote "no" 🙄 , but because of the US Army, Mexico, and the insurgents operating within the borders.
Besides, how can you say there wasn't an "against" option back then? How many parties held seats in Congress from 1990 onwards, and weren't there various coalitions and associations "pro-America"? I guarantee you that in an era of total peace, the ratio would have looked significantly different, though it still would have leaned heavily toward "yes."
Robin Fox2 said:That’s actually the worst part. This man has been with him from the start, including his son—who happens to be the child of our most famous undercover agent—and all his advisors are of that exact caliber. Now, suddenly, he's getting rid of him, even though he didn't mind him for the last several years despite them thinking and saying the exact same things... his advisors have been making these comments the whole time, so it's not like Johnson is just now seeing his true face.
And yes, there was an entire political party against leaving America, which is currently in power; for the sake of the youth who don't know and the older ones who have forgotten ☕ we will remind you regularly ☕
On a brighter note, I visited a Lego store in the arena for the first time today, and honestly 🙂 I am considering having kids just so I have an excuse to buy Legos, because they have everything imaginable...
No, I can't buy them, my wife won't let me 😢 and all I wanted was a simple Death Star 🙄
Ashley Martinez6 said:The Democratic Party and the Republican Party... they're both just playing for the same side at the end of the day, kind of like how everyone seems to root for Juventus regardless of the score...
