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That's episode 1.

The per capital system? Of what?

Yeah but the sheep never walks right, after.

Seems there are some hoops before one can successfully vote for a non-traditional party.

How interesting that things got set up like that.

I think my rule of thumb is this:

In 2008 is was the general consensus that mccaine was too old to be president, at 71. So, we can't possibly, in good conscience, vote for someone that old.

Biden is 81.

~ French peeps right before they stormed the Bastille, probably

I'd argue a shooter was rampaging and I stopped him from hurting someone.

I suggest we wall California in and make them stop fucking up everywhere else.

Enough that the town I camped near past summer had no property under $800k, because Californians have driven up prices, and locals were getting priced out.

MT and WY

HATE

the California refugees. Because there's a ton of them, and they vote to make their new state as shitty as the one they're fleeing.

I'm torn. I typically vote 3rd party, but tbh there would be a HUGE comedy payoff if trump was reelected. But I don't think I can quite bring myself to vote for him even though the comedy would never stop. But I can't even name the 3rd party person. And i like the cut of Fetterman jib. So who cares!

So when I write in Fetterman for president on election day, do I need his full name? Social security number? How detailed so they can be sure to count the one I mean?

We don't know he died. Wink

It would only work once.

I'd love to know context, who was the psycho in that situation. Prolly the guy in high-vis, since he was firing into the cab.

But then the truck seemed to drive away, which is wack. So I dunno

Cool, you build a mega block just outside of Billings, MT. Let's say the construction crews survive the pissed off locals who are tired of transplants, don't forget you also need infrastructure, and supporting economy for these new people. China built a bunch of towns from scratch, with the intentio...

Expecting it to be funny added to the shock value, imo.

Surprised that hasn't been pulled yet.

I said OMG with that lady.

Watched episode 1.

Is this the story the game(s) did?

I kinda meant threatening people's families was a good way to get the opposite response for what you're going for, and also possibly preemptively killed.

I've been seeing a lot of strories about homicides are way up, but the FBI made it weird how they want to collect the data and the big cities just can't be bothered to report it correctly any more.

Back in '92, during an exercise in the Med, my ship accidentally slammed a Sparrow missile into the bridge of an allied ship (wasn't my fault). Rumor has it we had peeps over there to help.... but also assess how effective our missile was in a real-world situation. That's what I picture a lot of. No...