Yes but it's still weird going to bat for Iran, an objectively worse country in every way. The blood of thousands of their own citizens spilled at their own hand hasn't even cooled yet, and somehow people are making them out to be the good guys.
Bro got brutally post mogged. Unfortunate for him that he crossed paths with an Elder. He needs to grind 4chan for the next few weeks if he hopes to ever recover. Instagram reels won't help him out of this one.
Doesn't surprise me tbh. I'm pretty cynical about powerful people in general. I think if we knew everything there are very few who would survive with reputations intact.
The single most important purity test is Trump. Abraham Lincoln, Ghandi, Martin Luther King Jr., Mr Rogers, and uhh Eleanor Roosevelt would instantly become terrible people if they shook Trump's hand, regardless of anything else they did or accomplished in life. That's how it works. It's like King Midas kinda.
That's different on a lot of levels, starting with the fact that Jesse Owens wasn't from Germany. But also it's tough comparing Trump directly to Hitler because you have to make assumptions about what Trump will do, based on the way Hitler was at the time.
We don't have to let people like Kash or Trump try to make it about themselves, and we don't have to try to force something onto the athletes that they never intended or stood for. It's disgraceful that we can't simply celebrate with them, disgraceful that powerful politicians try to steal their glory, and disgraceful that certain leftists are too full of anger to allow themselves to enjoy life for even one second.
It's an invitation from the leader of the country they represented. It's very normal and is happening all over the world right now in different countries who are celebrating their accomplishments during the winter Olympics. Unfortunately now after the fact, there are a lot of people trying to use them for various political ideologies.
Coward isn't the word. They are excited and proud about winning the gold medal, and they have every right to be. Other people making it political in one form or the other isn't their problem.
I think that's only if you are registering to vote in a different precinct, if you aren't already on the voter rolls in that area. Basically whenever you move. I'm not sure how other countries handle it when you move.
It's probably complex, but the end result is that it benefits democrats and that's the important part. The way politics works is that you work backwards from the outcome you want, creating the narrative to drive to that outcome. Republicans don't like mail in voting because it benefits democrats. Democrats like mail in voting because it benefits them. Same with the voter ID conversation. It's actually pretty easy to create conspiracies to support narratives. In the case of mail in voting you can say that it's easy to commit fraud and that's why it shouldn't be allowed. But how do you disprove that? Especially to the people who find it convenient to believe it.
Yes but it's still weird going to bat for Iran, an objectively worse country in every way. The blood of thousands of their own citizens spilled at their own hand hasn't even cooled yet, and somehow people are making them out to be the good guys.