im unfollowing everyone and everything on this shit website except for weather accounts. if you wanna keep in touch, you either already know how to or you can add me on discord at spartacus2. this website is beyond parasitic cya
@pastaflareon i spent 70 dollars on the newer mw2 and after 40 hours of playtime was no longer able to boot the game lol never buying another cod game again i have officially learned my lesson
Israelis are doing an insurrection to make sure they are legally allowed to rape Palestinians. In case you were still wondering if they're the bad guys
the leader of the most entitled welfare state just yelled at the us congress for not giving him more money and received a bipartisan standing ovation, and youre crying abt a replica bell getting tagged. if anyones disrespecting the us, its bibi and his arrogance.
Check it out! A new article in @nytimes on Team Dominator storm chasing including the incredible work of @natalie_ivis while embedded in the Dominator 3! https://t.co/bPvsj9aFpk
It's actually perfect for this era that there's no motivation whatsoever for this... just a paroxysm of violence from the bowels of a country steeped in it
This is an important point amid all the excited talk about how the US political scene has never been more polarized than it is today.
In fact American politics has almost always been highly polarized. In the past 100 years I'd argue that American politics were at their most polarized in the 1930s, and second, in the late 1960s-70s. And of course it was much worse in the 19th Century.
The point is that during periods of great change, the great strength of democracies is that they are able to change with the times, but because this means changing institutions, changing elites, and even changing morals, the process is always profoundly polarizing and demoralizing.
The near-miss attack on former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally yesterday was the U.S. government’s biggest national security failure since January 6.
https://t.co/qLmoA4j0tY