@200divesL8r@thevivafrei To be fair, I do know how and did for most of my life. At some point the answer to the question, "Is it worth my time and frustration?", became "No."
I'm saddened to hear of Dolly Parton's passing. While I'm not into country, and never went out of my way to listen to her music, she was an icon, and as a musician, he did have an influence on my life. My thoughts go out to her family. RIP Dolly π’
The other day, something popped a theory into my head, and I started researching. It looks like any time in the past there has been mass migration into a country, violence has followed. I'm sure someone has probably dug deeper in to this in the past, but maybe someone will want to dig more into it now. I don't have the time or patience.
@JackPosobiec Mass surveillance and should not be acceptable to any true American, and you know that well. What Flock is doing should have already been outlawed. FISA Section 702 needs to be abolished as well.
@Timcast I've known enough people who've said similar things to know that most of this time when people say law enforcement is harassing them, they really mean they aren't taking responsibility for their own actions.
@STILTZ41@JamesOKeefeIII And then Fake James O'Keefe calls you and eventually talks you into sending him money. You believe it because you think you DM'd him your info. The problem isn't the info that you sent. It's the false sense of security that sending it creates.
@catturd2@piersmorgan Even Maria Bartiromo on Fox yesterday sounded genuinely confused: 'I donβt understand how Iran has the capabilities to fight this wayβ¦ because the U.S. has obliterated Iranβs military, and the president continues to reiterate that.'
I'm sorry, but we're being lied to.
@camhigby Yo, Moron. You're not going to get any same American to buy into your surveillance state. Now run back to your deepstate handlers, you dumb fuck.