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  • If Hillary and Bill wanted to do a solid for the world they'd agree to it, under the condition that Trump must be right there next to them answering questions.

    Also the Epstein files must FULLY BE RELEASED

  • He spent the whole segment both siding.

    Rogan is a piece of shit

  • 35% of the country are child rapist supporting cult followers that is basically the baseline, so it being 35% shows the overwhelming majority is against this

  • Things have changed, I don't want charismatic and slick, I want a fighter. Basically Trump but with morals and human decency.

    I would not vote for Obama today, we cannot survive another let's talk across the isle and have tea candidate.

    You cannot negotiate with fascists.

  • That cunt has children FYI...

  • That Ford worker needs to run for local office, slogan "Jobs for for the local community, and no shelter and protection for child rapists"

    Then try to see a republican oppose his platform 😂

  • Where is his go fund me? If those Republicans can help out pedophiles and racist, we can help out a patriot!

  • Is that the Jonathan Ross that murdered Renee Good in cold blood and called her a bitch?

  • Quick googling returned all of this. Again, it's similar to Sadam, W started an illegal war and should have been tried for war crimes, that does NOT mean I'm not happy Saddam is dead.

    Two things can be true at the same time, and pretty much any oil rich country inevitably ends up enriching a few and oppressing its populace. There's been books written on the subject, sadly Venezuela is no different. I'm fairly certain the average Venezuela citizen gives no shits about Maduro if anything they are afraid things will get even worse since Trump is even a bigger piece of shit than him.

    Crimes against humanity allegationsInternational bodies and human rights organizations describe a pattern of state policy involving widespread attacks on civilians, which can constitute crimes against humanity under the Rome Statute.���� Key alleged acts include:Systematic persecution of political opponents and perceived critics, including arbitrary detention, torture, and enforced disappearance.����Extrajudicial killings by security forces and pro‑government armed groups (“colectivos”) during protests and security operations.�����The UN Independent International Fact‑Finding Mission on Venezuela and the ICC Prosecutor both state there is a reasonable basis to believe that crimes against humanity (e.g., murder, imprisonment, torture, persecution, sexual violence) have been committed by state agents or groups acting with state authorization or support.�����Specific illegal acts reportedReports by NGOs, the UN, and foreign governments describe concrete categories of unlawful conduct attributed to Maduro‑aligned forces and institutions:�����Arbitrary or unlawful killings of protesters and bystanders during post‑election crackdowns and security operations.�����Mass arbitrary detentions, including of minors, often without warrants or due process, on vague “terrorism” or “national security” charges.����Enforced disappearances, where detainees’ whereabouts are concealed for days or longer from families and lawyers.����Torture and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment of detainees (beatings, asphyxiation, sexual violence, food and water deprivation).�����Politically motivated prosecutions in courts lacking independence, with prolonged pre‑trial detention and denial of fair trial guarantees.�����These acts violate Venezuela’s own constitution and criminal code, as well as international human rights treaties to which Venezuela is a party (e.g., ICCPR, Convention against Torture).����Electoral and political repressionInternational and regional organizations have described the electoral environment and repression of opposition as unlawful or unconstitutional in various respects.���� Reported acts include:Disqualification, arrest, or intimidation of opposition candidates and activists to prevent effective participation in elections.���Violent repression of post‑election protests, including lethal force against demonstrators and collective punishment in low‑income areas.�����Severe restrictions on freedom of expression and the press, including harassment, prosecution, and closure or seizure of independent media outlets.����Regional human rights bodies (like the Inter‑American Commission on Human Rights) characterize these practices as violations of the American Convention on Human Rights and other binding norms.��ICC investigation and international proceedingsThe International Criminal Court has opened a formal investigation (often called “Venezuela I”) into alleged crimes against humanity committed in Venezuela, focusing on repression of political opponents since at least 2014.��� Points to note:Multiple states referred Venezuela to the ICC in 2018; the Prosecutor concluded there is a reasonable basis to believe crimes against humanity occurred.���The ICC’s Pre‑Trial Chamber has authorized the continuation of the investigation, finding that domestic proceedings in Venezuela are insufficient.���Analysts now consider sealed arrest warrants against high‑level officials, potentially including Maduro, a real possibility, though any such warrants would not initially be public.���Separately, courts in other countries have pursued cases under universal jurisdiction principles, including an Argentine judge issuing warrants to secure testimony from Maduro and others regarding alleged crimes against humanity.�Narcotics trafficking conspiracy chargesIn addition to human‑rights‑related allegations, US prosecutors have charged Maduro and close associates with participating in a transnational cocaine‑trafficking conspiracy.� According to public indictments:Maduro, family members, and senior officials are accused of working with designated terrorist cartels to move large quantities of cocaine toward the United States.�The charges claim they used state power and public office to protect and facilitate trafficking, corrupting Venezuelan institutions for these purposes.�These are criminal indictments in US courts; Maduro denies the accusations and characterizes them as politically motivated, and the cases have not yet resulted in a US conviction of Maduro personally as of early 2026.���

  • The fucked up thing is, that all senators pretty much have fuck you money, so even losing their job would mean nothing to them, and yet they chose to lick orange balls

  • Ok buddy take it easy.

    Let's not equivalate an innocent woman getting shot by thugs to a corrupt president getting arrested.

    The Venezuela thing is fucked up for many reasons, but that corrupt president getting fucked isn't one of them.

  • Yep totally fair. Again, I don't know if behind the scenes people are just like "he's done this shit already, nothing we can do about it, so just appease the child with some comments"

    A lot of leaders seem to be taking this route publicly while they work behind the scenes to shed themselves of Trump

  • That's a separate issue and yes I agree, liberals aren't saints and need to be checked, I'm just focusing on the whole Trump part.

  • Carney is in a tough spot... Canada heavily relies on the US and just giving them the middle finger is not an option.

    I know instinctively it would feel great if he just told Trump to eat a bag of dicks, but that would be irresponsible and could spiral Canada into a depression.

    People don't seem to understand that there are different forms of appeasement of lunatics.

    The Conservatives wanted to enthusiastically gargle Trump's balls and move us closer to fascism.

    The liberals understand they have to be still play politics to not crash the country but are working behind the scenes to reduce dependencies.

    To the uneducated both positions look identical from the outside because neither is telling Trump to fuck off, but there are nuances here.

  • I haven't been paying attention, but is Nate a maga douche?

  • If he's immune they wouldn't try so hard to hide it.

    The Jimmy Kimmel situation proved that most people hate this regime.

    Please do not spread defeatist shit, because THAT is exactly what they want.

  • I know people hate ai, but honestly Linux questions especially the low hanging fruit is perfectly answered by chat gtp etc.

    Part of the reason I switched was exactly because I didn't have to google 10 different forums and could just ask for the answers. And you can keep asking clarifying questions to get more detail.

  • PRIMARY ALL OF THE FUCKING DEMOCRATS!!!

    Unless they are actively opposing this regime, they are complicit. Full stop. Some worse than others, but just replacing Schumer won't do shit if the rest of the Democrats in Congress are the same milk toast centrist corporate assholes.

  • Haha I love that response you gave them