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@crunchyrugger You must be from one of the coasts. Ohio is absolutely not “crazy red” lol. It’s barely a red state at all, more purple than anything really.

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@npceo_ This is bizarre because every Brit I’ve ever seen makes fun of us for using the Imperial system despite their countrymen inventing it…

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@jbroander @PdxSag I live in the area with Cincinnati and southern Illinois. I don’t live in either of those two specifically, but think it’s fairly accurate. I’d probably put Cincy with northern Kentucky though.

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@spqr_sulla Why so vague? You just made up the concept of “America A” and “B”. Just be honest about what it is.

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@DaveGriffinJr @thegoodreturn @PeteHegseth @RapidResponse47 Hegseth can have the man shot, sure, but he certainly can’t livestream it to the public. Not sure how he’s going to get that one to stand in court.

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@DaveGriffinJr @thegoodreturn @PeteHegseth @RapidResponse47 You’re being disingenuous. The federal regulation being violated here is the recording of the execution, not the public nature of it. Yes, states themselves banned public executions, but federal law does state that you are not permitted to photograph it.

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@Quiet_steph @catevallani @OrangeHat2185 @CNN Come on, obviously don’t take that literally. Yeah, we had public executions for a long time. America was a messed up place even in the ‘30s. We’ve progressed a lot as a society since then.

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@catevallani @OrangeHat2185 @CNN Yeah, in 1326. This is 2026. Yes, even western countries were rough places hundreds of years ago.

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@DaveGriffinJr @thegoodreturn @PeteHegseth @RapidResponse47 You can’t simply arbitrarily decide that this dude’s crime was especially bad, so it’s fine to violate federal law and broadcast this guy getting shot to pieces. The law is the law, and the Trump administration is violating it.

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@OrangeHat2185 @CNN Public executions are third world behavior.

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@blackphilled What? Armies can level buildings with drones or long range missiles these days.

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@CatImperator @fakehistoryhunt That’s like 15th century plate, Jesus Christ.

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@spectatorindex Interestingly, she actually asked to be hanged, believing it would be less painful for her. If her wish was granted, she’d have been right, but she’d also be dead.

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@MarkvdMolen @m3tro_gn0me He’s always been that way, part of the shtick.

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@MemoryMedieval Eh, this is different because Balian was actually a soldier before becoming a blacksmith. The character in the Uprising is, seemingly, a peasant.

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@theuprisingmov I love how, despite all the obvious issues of him killing three soldiers in plate armor which is ludicrous, after he kills them he doesn’t take one of their swords, helmet or anything, he simply continues on in his rags and sickle.

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@Haroon_pi_ @MeathGuerilla This makes no sense. Stannis attacked King’s Landing directly and only lost out of incredible Lannister luck and Tyrion’s ingenuity.

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@MeathGuerilla Weak actor? Stannis was a hair’s breadth of taking King’s Landing and without Tyrion’s plan and the Tyrells’ alliance, he certainly would have.

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@sepamoasetoa @BreakingBad_ He’s 25 dude lol.

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@officialmrsavvy @emeyorX Also, it’s a good thing he did. He would’ve stood zero chance against Daenerys had he stayed there.