Kinda seems like the US has gone to war with her citizens: what with the deploying of troops against them and all. Maybe her citizens should start acting like they are at war.
Too bad there are no cases in history of a guerrilla force standing their own against the "undefeated" US military. /s
I saw a lifted pickup truck behind a corvette the other day. If anything had gone wrong their bumpers wouldn't have touched and the truck would have been unscathed aside from some scratches on the undercarriage. The corvette diver on the other hand--well, while he wouldn't have had any worries, his family would've.
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This move still doesn't hurt Trump, and honestly, for him--the more the merrier.
That bill was justified based on the fact that the United States needs to compete with China, where Comac is developing the supersonic C949.
If we don't let American made domestic flights make sonic booms over CONUS then China will produce sonic booms over their land first!
Peddling funds to an armed "militia" that has already proven to be ready to kill for him does directly benefit Trump.
The hazards also override your turn signals so I now have no idea when you are going to attempt lane change.
I like Tokio Hotel. Haven't made it to a Tokyo Hotel yet though.
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Ah, yes. The name of a geographic location is a "political message."
And when ICE says your passport or birth certificate is fake and they confiscate it?
They've already deployed troops. Blue states banding together to say "please don't invade us" will do absolutely nothing to stop him deploying troops, especially when the only problem Trump has with Blue States is that they are Blue.