most of our state politicians are unfortunately

She's clearly trying to win re-election here but still based, groomers btfo

You're getting shit on here but you're 100% right. Hearing him say he supports BLM during his interview with Tucker even after all the shit he went through was outright embarassing and now this. I think the main reason people are still defending him now is sunk cost fallacy.

Dean Odle for Alabama governor. We've got to get Memaw out, she's too soft

Donald Trump is a coward? Is that what you're saying?

Yes

Good, somebody gets it

In a sense, but at least Beanie Babies were an actual physical item that couldn't just be copied/deleted whenever like an NFT

Where it's possible of course, but keep in mind there are a lot of smaller towns out there where the only way to get certain items locally is from a big chain store as there is no local small business option.

My mom was a nurse for over 25 years, and a damn good one. Sometimes I wonder how she would react to the whole COVID scam were she alive today - she used to tell me about how she didn't trust the cancer treatment industry and believed there was a cure out there somewhere kept secret because chemo/radiation just makes too much money.

Everything you said here applies to academia and journalism as well

He completely threw those poor bastards under the bus, and now wants us all to take the totally Safe and EffectiveTM vaccine as well

Ironic when you consider that snake poem he always quotes

It's not, Chuck Schumer is a dual citizen with Israel and I believe there are others in Congress as well.

If anybody ever wondered why we send billions of dollars every year to our (((greatest ally))), now you know why. It's blackmail money.

I wish more people, especially on this site, understood this.

Modern problems require modern solutions

Coulter's Law in full effect

I've heard much the same. Apparently he had kidney problems and needed dialysis even back in the early-mid 00's

lol like the CIA would actually let one of their assets be killed

Exactly. We're WAAY too dependent on plastic to ever completely give up oil.

That's exactly how America functioned until Lincoln decided states weren't allowed to leave which made them all hostages of the federal government.

I'm still not convinced crypto isn't going to blow up in everyone's faces one day and it's one global internet/power outage away from being absolutely worthless. I'd consider a wiser investment to be something more tangible like land, livestock, food, water, fuel, vehicles, guns, ammo, tools, etc. These are the things that build nations.

I don't like the idea of a goverment owned bank but it's better than the alternative ATM

GA's state government has been sus ever since the movie industry decided to try to turn it into Hollywood 2

Yep, it's usually Alabama that sits out on red state initiatives like this until they see what way the wind is going to blow so I'm surprised they're one of the first on this one.